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READ TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.

TALLkPossA Co.. Ala, JAN 2, 1889.
DEAR SiR:-Is send you h,s 10 certify you that your
the most wonderful cures ON me THAI has ever been
effected have been afflicted fr oily mrs With
sclpuIs my legs AMI ire; lSiS they gal 5" bad
that had ~ 20 crlches and ~ 1919 had onr leg
anputalr above the knee In anr nine months afer m!
other leg broke 'u large eating anil running sores from
my knee 10 my Eot an discharged great zeal Of often
svc matter. My groin uls hr'ke IN large brs, which
discharged much "irlls w matter and a the same time
my LEFT hund broke out in large running sores near Ia my
cbnw. The miser, thai have suffered itr the ast two
years cannot describe 10 you in such agony that
never rested da, ghl.
In October Iast my brought me one OF your bottle
wrappers; read It, and found record Of some wonderful
cures prrfnrmed by your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsapuria." sen got TWO bottles of it, and COIN
mencc' takng H. In two weeks. to my great astonisncnl
my ull became easy. and C, uld sleep all night,
thing had nnt done fur wn ycar.. When had taken
six bottles my got well if by exchanlnen have
Dock and Sarsuparila." and / colsi, er myself vel
enlreat a "i the afflicted n tr, this inrdicin, for be-
lieve win cure any known di ease In the world La!
aside all prejudice and just Try it. md proclaim It's great
worth tn suffering mankind and entrra them ~ take IT, for
will them Ny is well known to large portion
Of South Carna Georgia and Alabama and e un, should
dub the alo -IIrc, invite them to call ON me. and !
will show them scars c:n he found In Tallnpo'sa
w. "''' ''' '''e - wv RENAJAM HUGHES.
ey- TIL. Yellow Dock md SnrsapariIlu ~ peculiarly
adapted for females Of delicate heath resulting rm rrcgi
rty Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculi
their The proprietor has in his possession great
number nf certificates # rrned, Of The abve de-
scrption. We the ni cted that botte or two Of
Dr. Guysos Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila will
once regulate those difficulties and renew the natural
energies.
~ Put up in quar- bn'tles.-Price 81 per tottle:
Sal" Whnsrsalr and Retail by SC0V1L & MEAD, III
Chartres Street. O., General Agents for the Southern
Suites. to whom all orders must he address. d.
Sea sss L wnESh% pFSH EssfS SoN III % sR f.
RILEY r pkAm oS Nsw sDG
HAvILAND; IIARRALL L CO., Charleston. :,
Mar 2S 1851. 1y II
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TO INSIDER.

Them tater plants are at your service in the
pine .regious as soon as they attain their
majority.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28

GuASo FOR GRASS LANDs.-We have
recently conversed with two grn,lrm' n
both practical men aud of critical observa.
tion-who informed US that they have n"w
fields in grass. and yielding good crops, laid
down some five, six and seven years ago,
manuring them solely with guano, and re.
ceiving little or no manuring since. If such
were to b. the general resnIt, we might bring
up our farms to Il wonderful degree Of Ter.
tilitv, because third or half of the tlag-
land laid TO grass with yuano, and producing
a fair crop for several years in succrss"u,
would enable US to appropriate all the ma.
nure of the farm to the hoed crops. This
could allow of very high mannnng, and
put the land in such condition as to produce
heavy grass crops witnout The further ap.
pIicatiqn Of guauo. But we need further
experiments, and tes, the guam" upon its own
merits, by putting the land Into grass with
cut particle OF any otlIer nanure.-N. f.
Farmer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28

~ THE California Farmer expresses tho opinion
tha. hereafter coffee will ba grown in that State, sos
ts;f I'm tsasksspan uA ~ a* tsYsaatdm
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Carpenters Sheet system

UdTpeHLeTS 8 OIIeeC DySEeM
OF Gulrng Ladies' dresses and tirntlrmep's
" Goats aud S.icks,-als" Vests. i'au,aLsns and
Gaiters. Together with Youths Boys and Girls
Garments uf al kinls and styles, will b. taught 10
Ladies' and fienemr hyn
Few Plain, Easy and Simple Rules,
So as tn learn them !" cut with EASE aud SKILL
any nf the ahpve mentioned Garments.
The Copyright nf this Stnte has been assigned to
Gro S. McNEILL & CO.. OF this place.
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of this Sys-
ten nr wanting information vi call "r leave their
orders ut Mrs. McNEL's ,illnrr Estgb isllnen,.
GEO. S. ,AlcNEFL & CO.
Edgrfeld c. H., Ma! ~ ly 20
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JUICE OF THE WArER-MELoN.-A cor.
respondent of the Prairie Farmer presents
the following method of using water melons /:
| endeayor, every year, To raise a good
watermelon patch. They are n healthy
and delightful fruit, think. cultivate the
icing variety; plant early in May, and again
towards the end of the month. so that they
may cDme in succession. When they com.
mence ripening, we commence cutting, and
use them freely during the hot weather.
When the weather brcomes cn"l in s ptrn
bpr. we haul quantity of them to the house,
split them open, with spoon scrape Out the
pulps in cullender, and strain the water
intO vessels.
We boil it in an iron vessel. then put in s2.
Piles or peaches. like making apiIr.bl,ler,
and boil slowly until the fruit is well co"k.
ed, then spice to taste. aud you have some.
thing that mnst people will prefer to apI de-
butter or any kind of preserves. Or the
syrup may be hoiled without fruit, down to
mnla<ses, which Wil he found To he us fine
as any sugar.house molasses. We have
mad. in fall AS much as ten gallons of the
apple butter. il may so call it; and mo-
lasses which has kept in fine condition until
May.
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ROGERS S'LIVERW0RT& & TAR. {.
F.,R THE, So * * z. 1, -
coMPEETE CURE oFscouaHs;
COLDS, INFLUENZA; ASTHMA, -fI' =
BRONCHITIS, SPrlrrIRGUf
BLOOD, ,&s ALL OTHER S-.i.,- Z
LING COMPL AENTS. TENDING T o. /,
m 0!M S:rf ISffpTpIEGlkI. q ., -.

LUNG c0MPL AINTs LENDING TO;
,urs nreporo,,on /, urt,np INTO use n, owe, ON, e
Thp ,tu,.r ~. letters we SscsIve f,,sn os,, rs.s
, % ;rE rmjnn ia of cnr,s .sscd In thai, ,nmed,.,s
ae p.r,,n, ns in .orina 4, 4. n =, ,ha - ~
% w. ~ u Sne 81 toe ~
nn le oey ;I, CeJ t. @ ~ on peaoac 1 e fs
de"Vot tssa 10y WS mnsh M ~ ag ea"o~S SSe
gsry '0Tr@ orr, css ss.ws% ,ha ns.San
iaea .s uaS d nrs,ons rsn Ito st ,s ssn.J
aao Sw x hs. eS been b 81 ss
iecIs of this medicine II he has been selling fof any
length Of time he will tell you = q ~
IT Is THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT.,s- - 49,
Below we give few extracts from letters We have recey.
ed lately regarding the virtues tf This medieiae
DR. SIS 0sIin, Of Knoxville Ca says sjta0
your Ltreoors and Tar cory ezsensey n ny grocties
6r th,e ,ars Do and 4 q scih 4odssr6I stte mt.6S.
ati IRA srpeEsoRry OVER ALL orr m xR11ors ao ahl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
Augusta, Jan 30. 1856.
EMOVAL
OF the Tin ManufacturV,

Ne 4 r i'R. K. T MIN - TAN VA r -!
THE. Subscriber would respe.Ifu ly infnrm the
l. ctz ns "f Edgrf Id and the ur oundiug IBIS
trc,s that he has novel t'h residence. wi, re
h. has rec, ntly erected Il l'rgr and 'rrlnmdous
Ship, and is now prepared to carr, "n the
TIN BUSINESS
~ ALI rIS likANGi. r.. surl, as iIannfactu-
ring Tin War. f,r M,rchlnts ROOFING, GUT
TERING. and all manirr If .JOR WORK.
AIwnys on hauaa g-,,rra a.s.rtr,en, nf
TIN AND JAPAN WARE!
T Mri Oh Mt. -upplleti ut shortest n.tre and On
thr most reasonable terms. Orders snlic,.d.
- c. l.. REFO
Oct3 If 81
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SMaLL l0lRSES.z

The arguments may all be in favoriot
great sizs; but the facts are all the other
way. Large no, ses are more liable to stum'
hle and be lame th n those of the middle
size. They are clumsy, and cannot fill
themselves SO quick. The largest Of any
class is unnatural growth. Th'y have RS.
en- above the usual mark, aud it costs more
10 keep them in postum than it would were
they on level with eirspecies: Fnll"w
nature" is rule never to be forgotten by
farmers. Large men are not the hest for
business; large hogs are not the hogs to
fatten best; aud large mems are not the hest
to lay eggs Extremes are to BIZ avoided
We want well formed animals rather than
such as have large bones. Odd as it may
be to the theorist, shorIeggrd soldiers are
better on the march. and officers say they
endure hardships longer than those OF l'ng
limbs. On chon>ing horse, take care by
all means that his legs are short, IL thew
are long and split apart Hike pair Of divi
,lers. never inquire the price of the dealer.
Make no offer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
Inks. Inks !

Economy is Wealth 20
.GOOD clean Rags of every description will be
VI purchased at the = Advertiser Office" Price,
2 cts per pnuna. Now. here's chance Tor alnos
every b,dy, and old bachrlur's too, to make m"nry
April la tf ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28

- Z "a IL IL.
'TIlE Unhrrs glrd returns his sincere thanks Ia
l. h i friends tor their patronage while called in
Ilaniburg. and h reb, informs them that he cun br
found (after st September nexf,) at the 'l"se nf
WARD, BURCHARD & co oppositr thu Ma
sonic Hall. Augus,a Ga. where he w"uld BE- happy
to sec aud serve them. aud where Il FULL aud
Complete Stock of. Dry GO DDS.
can always be found which will be sold as LOW
us from amy lUusc in The City.
M. A. RANSOM.
Hamburg Aug 13, tt 81
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Notice..

IL persons to Mhonlhr estnte OF John l.. Mnr-
~ ris deceased. g indebted will present tle'r
cuinls and al persons indebted t' The suiI Estate
w.II make payments tu the undrrsi gna.
" L. ANDERSON, .ldmnstrator.
NV. 81, 1855 Il 45
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Caution to all.

1 IL Persons in anywise indebted to the Suhscri-
~ brs, either Individually or collectively. are
hereby f'rwarnrl to settle up ut nm enrly dale,
otherwise they will certainly have t" settle with an
Attorney. We havea large amount of money tn
rals ia .'v. time, and are necessarily compelled
t" lursue this cnurse. T.ke heed, th"refrr. all ye
who ure Interested. j. ii. JENNINGS,
W. d. JENNINGS.
Sept 6 If "a
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Administrators N0licc.
Brushes, Brushes! I!
NURSING, Bottles,

4 NEW and improved syle-Aiso. Nipple
~ Glasses. Breast Pipes and Pumps, Nipple
Shields, Teething Rings, &c. For saleby
A. q. q T.J. TEAGUE, Drhggsas.T
May % - II -. ~. l9..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28

WASH FOR BARNs.-.rhe Horticulturist
gives the following as the best for this pur-
pose:-H Hydraulic cement, one peck; freshly
slakrd lime, one peek; yellow ochrs lin
powdsr,) four pounds; burnt. umber, four
pounds; the whole to be dissolved" in hot
wats1 aud applied with bsusa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28

Medicine Chests and Travelling Gases.
On hand few very fine family Medicine Chests
" and Travelling Cases. For sale by
A.G. & T. J.! !TEAGUE, Drue0ats.
MAY 23 n -. - Itr
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FOR THE La DIES :
cupping Cases and scariacators,

1 Ill kinds. Als', Lancets and great yafie
~ Of Sursiral Instruments. for sal.. BY
A.G. TT. J. TEAGIIE. l)fuopist.
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Galvanic Batteries & Magnetic Electric
=. MorkSnas -: ~ =, --.-csss--s :

|. TUsT received. andt.r sale b, - :. s,,s....,.
u A.G: q T.J. TEAaUE,, Drfltai
MsY g. q .',l.z' z'.s'ss,1 n.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.

VIE Directors Of this Company announce 70
Public, that this Cemetery has laid a Win sa,t-
able avenues and walks, and portions the grounds suh
divided INTO Family Lots which are offered for sale
The ass OF the grounds be 81 the oee OF in 4
anime the same. -'' -
more suitable location for Cemetery In The vicinity
Nashville, and pledge themselves the public to Essre
money or pains to mas il equal q any Ceuetsy IN the
Unlon, and NJ eh enc A. NASHVILLE feel soue pride in
The Cemetry IS now in the charge - corpetept sper-
inteDden ying on the u1d rudsr whose direction IN.
terments viii Be made In the best aud At The usaa
charges ED. n no % ~ 7T 80
The Directors of the Company are desIrous that ths
gounis Should Be visited by ths Citizens Of Nashvpe ana
for that purpose Omnibus will leave once Of IindEey
aud CrOcAe st4 o'clock THesdsy afternoon the stb s.
and on every Friday afternoon thereafter a. the sse hoQY
The seats viii be free.
Ladies' and families desirous Of visiting ths grounds vii
be called for ~ their residences by sendnR bE asna.
Ing their csrds TO the President Of he Compahy.
A. " s. LISDsLkY President.
y '" NANCE, secy. rue lB-1
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Singing & Piano Lessons.

1N BfUD hnAv aun hehr-nia. Euraps, lately
fon ClsFeiaHl Ohio bcEs lrsvr . infsrn tbs o1ens
afSa-hv All Vriuiy, nat be he permanently 0e4see
IN ths city ter ~ Paose u tnE Instruction. Ia singing
aaa Piano piaginE. lAA =
Ts msthod ADAPTED fw his iasiraeiiou Singing s tAs
uscd ~ e CONSERVATORY faf Aienna. Rrase ana
Milan and be Ia prepared O. gtse the singing rsos q ZEE
10 schoaf ssnaN clAsses ~ schaiart n
staging and ihe Plane lessons III b. EFea The residences
of DC schdiar plncusiy each lesson - nlnutrz. u
Ladies and Fensla-n desiring study nrsac and op-
cratic hsRg, ~ ne Paoss q uPsfals peEissAnces sln
Be Instructed eYery day. -
kAh Piano scholar = coHfed 90 learn beside Ne payinR
on ths pianp singing ss ne kInialn ~ al unalE Rof
hrthsf part ears ea at he Ron 30 Is AZ he Heiel n
Clon3--sheru b. also lhH aGsrrHt repa7a a.
eiapns absei hs success Ia iea<Aius y AZ egaatsy,
i tyT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS,

the Piano Forte and Musc saloon 81 y. A a'cLURK
n be fcuEd The largest aud best ortent q u
offered 10 this @srt - cunssinE u o. Octave
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One 81 tksm
Semi grand, which for briancy and purity u tons
unsurpaese BY any fQukre Piano, befsFe pute
The makers "a. II. the Co.. have even surpassed thsm
nelEea and viii novde lsarrt their already heh
reputAfion- Those waniing No. instrnment be
commDdated upon reasonable terms thry we're 70
pnFcha reety of the MaEsactgres. IhsVe sso Arc
DISMAL nsrumenta. Heo1eons aDe nhert Maaic
bracilg 81 hs NeW Pieces, waiine FokAs, sonF, ks
6choo, he larnlshed apln FsasonAbs ssrns as any
Houae "a fhe United etatrs
rB- esnsnbsr ne Number, ss UHI0H sTRREf
llpsa. issG
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
CARD.
Thos. s. Wayne & Son,

81 APARHAH. GEORGIA.
WILL give strict and prompt ssniion Fecsvins
w frsardiug M~rcl ABdise 81 every descrpton, enE
and sppng Cotton, TObs0eo. Wheat. corn fonr sson,
: Wool. 1c. 81 y. Gaeli-6m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
A RARE CHANCE.

fI'HE owners offer for sale tract q land
$500 scrss, OF 10 s an abundance o. timber hrsawing
OF barrel makng. u Is well waered There on a. one of
The best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS 10 be found asy.
Ehsre Hheh l. noE ia snecessful operation and caitng
5000 feet Of plank dsy. This tTsc efnf snsc pbr
being made one OF the best stock fas n the county,
is Is miles from Nashyiis, - miles Turnpike Tufnpks
viii soon be built running I0ugh the land, and with h
mile OF the Ns BY TIE purchasers pay ng cash.
liberal time viii Be given The bAa aheh ths MAI nay
De made 70 pry With proper attent The
te MI may be hired FOR the balance Of The year desired
50. the wagons and teams vi be sod 4 desired.
liberal trade might be made In good negroes males In
pArtIay For urtheT particulars apply At this sfos.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
land. for Sale

+ OYER for sale CTO0l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
OF LAND lyingOn the Columbia Central Turnplkp -
Roac, seven miles from Columbia and fal ON Mt Piess
ant being partof the tract on wHichr de
This Land is equal not Superior any, Maury county
us well vstered tthe celebrated Devers Spring being o.
the part offered for sae) well bered and well improved
there are on the premises beautiful building site
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
viii be divided 70 suit purchasers sold in a body.
FOR further Information apply 70 AshSsod p one
Maury county, Tennessee
sugll-u LUCIUs J. POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOBS =. WILLIAM L hRowH.
Il NhE aud~rsgncd have nrned partnership the prae-
tce law the cry of Nashville, Viii give p-omPt
tsnon u any and Sh basinsss atusts % their care
JOHN :. nRlEN,
Jysf5s-u Wilt l. BROWN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
PL4V or THE EOTTEP Y

ness with they pail, the best gusran-
tees they will EWays be conducted In the most honor
able
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There are oOu numbered tror 30 009 There
Ars 3S' fui Prizes and 062 APprONmaJnsmskng in all
1000 Przes.
TIE dra~ilg takes place in public, under the superuen
dence Of two cpmmssiO ers
The Numb from to 10000, rep lndnR with those
the Tickets prutei separate slips Of paper
encrced With small tin tubes and lcei IN one wheel
The first eSl Prizes similarly printed and encrcled
placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolv ID and q number Is 6rswn
from the wheel OF numbe ~, and at the tune Prize is
draw from the oth-r wheel TIE number and prize drawn
Opaned and exhibit the audience and registered
number drawn This operation is repeated untd all the
prizes drawn out.
Approximation PrizeS.-The two preceding
the succeeding numbers those wing the hrt
$50 prizes Will be entitled 20 the go Prizes
according to the Scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt OF which hey will be forwarded by trst mail
The list OF drawn Numbers will he sent 70 pur
chasers mmedately ster the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give thri, post oice county and state
~ Re member that every Prize is and payable IN
full without deddction.
g An Prizes oftl 600 and under, paid e1ateiy sier
the drawngother At the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will b. forwarded to purlh nediatey after
the drawing.
Orders Tor Tickets should be sent in early.
Prise cashed in other Tickets at either
once. Orders for Tickets be addressed TO
S. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
sepip or J. G. HUGGINS, Box s, Nashville 2. O.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
STATEMENT OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company

To the Auditor Of the State Of Tennessee Made eompancs
with the requirements Of Act passed by the Legislature o
said state, and approved March 1st 1850
The taDitA Stock Of the Company is Three HundrsA
Thousand Dollars and Is ali paid up and inves in the fs
lowing named Assets submitted TO s Stockholders and shew
ing the condition Of its Affairs May 1t is56.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
s1AIA 0' n,r,,n. manIIDsD - - '

sTArx oF cozsEcTicrT. HARTFozp coUSTy, s.
HANNAH. Ju'y oh. ia53.
Personally appeared g. b. b0WtEs Secretary, ard msAs
solemn cath that the foregoing of ne eondon 4
The Hartford ire Insurancs tomPsny aud is
and true Before me X c. DOAkE, Justice OF the Peses.
srArS 90 TEKElsszH, coHFrL0tLih's OFfcs 20
NAsHvnlr. August q, 1879.
Thst 70 certify that the Hartford Ffs Insurance CoE-
pAny, located ~ Hartford % ths State of Conneciczt
has piled with all the requensns act passed bT
The Gene al Assembly oi The stats o rrunessse IN March
1850 entitled An Act % reEuse The Fsncs % Tnssr-
Comraues not Incorporated By the Sale of Tennes
scs ard that JO-fPH SAsa Il the legally athose aEens
SfsAd eonpany In the ey q Nashville STATE o T-nnsass
,. Q. LurIRELL, CoupgEollsr.
ne underEsed agent offhs shove named conp4ny, q
prepared 20 issas PoAess GsEinst tbs RISKS = nTs
sspt1-ss JOSsPH EAsa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
NEW SERIES: NO. 249
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 > ACRES Of Valuable Land on both .idss Of N
n = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad fg miles ors
Nashville which depot has been recently located wsI
mproved good water, gocd sod with farpuporlion Of
nnoer and 5eared land za excellent fOr eouurv
store and residence. Either side road or f whos
f66X ACRES, mile rom the town Of Prnnksln IN
Williamson county on he Liberty road and mile east
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on Il Comfortable Dwelling House.
lasting Springs, and d productive so-suabe for saT
handsome settlsnsass VII sell =, =, X al 70 suie
purchasers.
I0 ACRES rostly tbsrsd par. ofthe Brsnsuood Tract
the Tsnuessee aad Aabams Railrosd % miles South
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes OF Vineyard, Nursery, Market Garden
1Ox ACRES the Gallatin Turnpike read, 81 NILE .
from Nashville, between Stall and siedge; would make
business man IN iowa convenient and conoriobs
resid nco.
Western RA al, IL miles west Nashville Big HarpetA
River and mes Kingston Springs $50 Acres ear
ed-bslance well hnbsred-good sol and uAter and
ortabe improvements.
sex ACRES, well improved z miles ron Nashville On
the MIL Greek Valley Pike. and the N O R. h. Sell
OF good quality good Dwelling, hne youHg Orchard sa1 IN
q very good neiEhborhood- r-r0r
VILE near the Whites Greek TurBpke road. most beaa-
ufal building LOT
b0T8 Of any sIss frO 50 ret toss Asres on the Bpsr
Vista Turppke road from % miles of Nsshvfns uilh
without Timber, sonvsSient 20 Ruens Vista springs.
~ LOIS N the corporation OF NgstvGe, wilson
springs several the frankn TuDpke road sevea
The Depot Of the Team Ala several on and near The
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