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Cot ApEL1,. SrrrcH ar C.sno,1

Cot. ABELL's SPEECH AT CARROLL
ToN.-Col. Abel delivered highly SEN
slble and appropriate speech at Carroll
ton, on the 9TH instant. We have no space
for any details. Suffice. it was highly
creditable both TO his head and heart, and
wasreceivcd with enthusiasm. The meet
ing which was organised with Major
Sterne in the chair, pledged the county for
SO 900, TO assis: the friends of law and
order in Kansas Carroll county, some
are sanguine enough to think. will furnish
even as much as $50 600 Of tie material
aid and one hundred nen. Over $3.50
was subscribed OH the spot.-Dsm. SAFE
Gazefe.
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A coMPLIMEsT.-Hon John C. Breck-
enridge, the bright star ofthe Ashland dis
trict. las been presented with span Of
beautiful horses 10y the old line Wings Of
that district as an evidence OF the esteem
which they cherish for him. and the pride
they feel in one CT their fellow citizens
with whom they differ in politics. The
present is also pledge Of the confidence
they feel in the coming administration Oh
which Maj. B. will be prominent mem.
ber. Well may Kennedy feel proud Oh
her noble SOM
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

EEST Benton tells the people of Mis-
souri,, that if he is elected Governor the
price of Missouri stocks would raise, and
the credit of Il e State be redeemed. What
effect would Benton's election have on his
o,raa credit, is the eager inquiry of his nu-
merous creditors in Missouri. A man that
does not pay his own debts when he has
the means. is net likely to raise the credi,
of State by filing the gut,l.eria al
chairi
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

A uERo.-One Of the returned Chi
cage Freensen," upon his arrival in this
city, took the cars for Kane county. AS
he passed through Elgin, grand pow
WOW was had over his martyrdom. He
explained why he did not fight missourians,
and then went TO his own house, and by
way of showing howing he could fight.
btutaIiy beat has orn wJe. His first act
upon his return is confirmation strong, that
In the presence Of men he was an arrant
coward Chicago Times.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

FHE VALLEY PARnra.-"A monthly
agricultural journal, designed to benefit
the planter, farmer, fruit grower, and stock
raiser." with.lhe above title, is now pub
lisied in St. Louis. Mo. As an agricul-
tural journal, il ranks withthe best in the
Union. |, should be taken by every far
mer in Kansas Territory. Il is furnished
at the yer; low price Of one dollar per an
nun. sor thirteen copies for tea dollars.
Address Norman J. Gotham, St. Louis,
No.
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THE WAvERLY MAeAzIxE.- This
justly popular paper is regular weekly
visitor to our table. Il is decidedly the
best literary paper on our exchange list.
Every lady should take the Is Variety
we know they all would, could they see a
copy of the Journal. The terms are only
50 per annum. Address Moses A. Dow,
Boston, Mass.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

CoSop EsstoNAL ELECTION IN MIssoU-
Rl.-In.the District opposite as, there are
three candidates for Congressional honors.
Capt. Craigg, .hs Democratic candidate,
Palson Low the Abolition, and James
Bfoss the w-Nothing and Black Re-
publican candidate, We are much pleas
ed to hear that the gallant Craigg viii be
elected. At this time it would be great
shame to elect such an. " upstart" to Con-
gress as Jim Moss. In every town in the
fourth Congressional District, we could find
at least twenty-five who would make more
efficient Congressman, than the present
nominee of The Know things.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

ANOTHER CURIOUS coIscIDEscr--
The New Bedford Express has Discovers
that there is curious numerical eo1pe''
dence in the names of the democrats aaon-
inees. James Buchanan, contain Just 10
letters, corresponding to the Is or'gina'
States. James Buchanan s. john l.
Breckenridge, contain just 81 letters COZ
responding to the present number oil S'a'e''
Furthermore, 81 is Is transposed.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

E@ Peterson'S Magazine for July has
heenTeeeived, considerably in advance of
the other monthlies, and with its beautiful
engravings. its witty, sprightly and inter
esting articles. Our readers are standing
much IN their own light in not subscribing
for s. Peterson as it is one of The cheap
est magazines published in the Union.
Address Cilas. ]. Peterson. Philadelphia.
Terms, only 81 per annun.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

OaISous.-A House of Representa-
tives, with majority of Nearly llui.d-
red against the Democracy, has yet failed
to ratify the treason and rebellion of Black
Republicans. as manifested on the Kansas
question. A majority SO large and deci-
sive cannot be brought up TO endorse their
illegal Constitution" or any other kindred
measure. This is good and rncourag ing
sign. The "sober second thought" is al
ready bringing these deluded men TO their
senses. The Kansas question and all the
troubles which have grown out Of it. will
soon be settled by the people themselves.
vito. in fact, as well as in justice, are the
proper arbitrators. g Law and order" ill
soon prevail over anarchy ard treason.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

Every wGRp TRUE.-The character q
the young men of a community dependA
much oil that Of The young woman. II the
latter are cultivated, Intelligent, and ac.
conllished. The young men will feel tie
requirement that they themselves should
be upright, gentlenanIy and refined; tul
il their friends are frivolous and silly, The
young men will be found dissipated and
worthless. But remember, always that
sister is the Lest guardian Of brothers
integrity. She is the surest incubator Of
faith in wonans purity. Asa daughter,
size is the true light of hsme. The pride
OF the father oltenest is centered on lis
sons, Tut his affection is expended on bis
daughter. She should. therefore, lie The
sum and substance of all.
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THE PoLYeANy arEsr1oN.-We OBJ
serve that the Committee on Territories in
the House Of Representatives, hare
brought in bill for the suppression Of po-
lygany, making it an offence punishable
by fine Of $500. and irnpfisonnen, from
two to i've years.
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EF Mr.. Buchanan is charged with
having said 'if he had drop of Demo
cratic blood in his veins he would let
out" The charge has been often MADE
and often authoritively denied. The New
York Tribune has the manliness TO say Of
this absurd tut malicious calumny:
1--WE do not think any pne who knew
Mr.. b. ever credited this tale. He was
never SO simple or iinpetuous as to use
such an expression. There is not man
living more unlikely TO make rash, silly
speeches than he is"
So the Tribune moi only discredhs The
tale, but it broadly intiinates that those
who are circulating it know it 10 be pure
fabrication.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

B1 Much of Fremont's available
ty" consists in the fact that he wears
moustache, looks romantic and runaway
with Colonel -Benton's daug hter, like a he
70 in one of Ingra hams novels. All the
sentimental school girls are expected to be
in favor of Fremont and it is supposed
they can induce their papas and lovers to
vote for such nice young man.
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ia The name of the Westport Bor-
der Times has been changed to that of
:. Border Ruffian.-' We wish friend King
much success, and hope the :. Ruffian. .
which is such a terror to our enemies at
the North, may meet with cordial re-
ception, and receive liberal support from
our friends at the South
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PRo-SLAvERY sErILEMENr.-Ws are
informed that Pro- Slavery settlement has
been made on Poita watamie creek near Os-
sawattamie, consisting of large number
of families, and at least one hundred and
fifty Georgians This will have its influ-
enee in restoring peace and quietness in
that section of the Territory. Many of
the Pro- Slavery settlers who were driven
from ti1eir claims by the freesoilers have
returned to their homes, and, with the re-
nlorceme n;s mentioned above, will be en-
abled to protect themselves from the depre-
dations of the lawles traitors who iniest
that region of country. In other places,
where the property of Pro-Slavery men is
insecure, similar projects are being carried
out, which cannot but result in much good
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Ia In another column we publish TIE
Regular Democratic State Ticket of Mis-
scuri. We do so for the benefit of our
numerous subscribers in that State. We
hope that none Of them will be misled
and induced to throw away their votes by
supporting tie ticket presented by the Ben
ton Convention. Take our word for tit
is merely trick of designing politicians
to los Il issouri 10 Buchanan.
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who claim for themselves the rir!ue and
purity of mothers and wives of our revolu-
tionarY fathers. What companions these
fog Mary Dutton2
We trust that If Chicago can turn o0t no
better men than those described by the
Register as composing the first battalion
OF Kansas rai,ors, Chicago will send no
more. Better have these vicious men and
women wear Out their miserable lives in
their vile haunts upon the 'sSands," than
send them forth like an Egyptian plague
to contaminate and make odious the social
state in Kansas. ..Sharp's rifles are bet
ter than the Bible" shouted the clergyman
IN Connecticut; and the moral people Of
lcago,.knowing the moral baseness of
all men who take up arms against their
country, have not only thrown away the
Bible. hut have given to each recruit a
woman without marriage us bounty.
--------<-> ss-~----
OH LINE WHIos.-The Nantucket
inquirer (ancient Wing, after surveying
the present political battle field. says:
There seems to be but two sides -one
OF them we DO not want nor mean TO choose:
the other side has principles that commend
themselves warmly to our sysnpathies and
| Judgment. In due time we will show the
coiors under which we shall sail in the
Presidential campaign
Quite a number of the substantial Old
Line Wing papers have already hoisted
the Buchanan and Breckenridge flag
Others are still celebrating as 10 which
candidate they shall give their support.
Even if approving Know-Nothing princi-
pies. they are unwilling to throw away
| their influence aid votes on a candidate
| who cannot be elected. The idea of sus-
tanning purely sectional candidate. (whiIe
TIE admonitions of Clay and Webster are
ringing in their ears they cannot for a
moment entertain.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

ANNEXATION OF NIeARAeuA-Aw ri-
ter in the Mobile Dolly Register argues al
much length in favor of the annexation OF
Nicaragua to the United States.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

Conn roR InELANp.-The French big
Maria, which cleared at Philadelphla OF
Thursday for Londonderry, carries Out a
freight Il, $50 bushels Of corn.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

STILL THEY coaE.-The Hon. Georg'
w. Clinton, son OF De Witt Clinton %,
come out in letter strong for o''
Buck
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

10 A man without care is. seldom
without trouble.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
Lands and Lots for Sale.

fD ACRES OF Valuable Land both sides Of O.
Is = shyie aud Chattan 1oga Railroad, l8 miles IRON
Nashville, gach depot has been recently located vel
lmBiaytd oi gat-r, 90 soil, with fair proportion
trper aal cleared land excellent stand ior country
stare 4ad residence either sie Of the road, the whole
vii ba sod 20 SUIT purcAa crs.
IJBZ A)KES, mile from the town O. Franklin, IN
Villa county, the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Ftnna se and Alabama Railroad 100 Aces cleared
and cultivation. Il comiOrtab Dwelling House,
laatiag Springs AMI pro la;tiy suitable Or four
hani,ome settlements will sell H ~ \, or all 10 suit
pIrch tsrrs.
I6 Es mostly tjmbered part ofte Brentwood Tract,
T1nles-es aul ALBANIA iarosd, 50 miles south Oi
Nashville soil n excellent quality admirably adapted 10
purposes of a Vineyard Nursery o. Market GARDEN.
i0S ACRES @ the Galatin Turnp Ee road, 81 miles
from Nashville between Stull and Siedge would IA axe
business in town convenient AMI comOrto5le country
res 4
300 ACRFS on both sides OF the Nashville and North
W-sru Rliir al II ae vest oSashyie, on Bs Harpeth
River aud Kingston Springs; l3O Acres
ed balance well tmb rvigo1d soil and water, and COM
Ortiblr improvements.
52K ACRES, well Improved, miles from Nashville, on
ia. Valley Pike, AMI the =. r. E. Soil
OF good quality good Dwelling hne young Orchard, an IN
4 yerY good neighDOrhoOd.
81 ACRES ia the Brooklyn Lots miles North of Nash
vile the Whites Greek Turupke road. most beau
Gfdl building lot
Drs Of any size 80 feet IS Acres the B1ens
VISTA Turnpike road from to miles Il Nashville, with
vi h0I Timber, convenient 20 Euena Vista springs.
80 LpIS 10 the corporation of Nashville, Wilsous
ths Depot OF the fem Ala. r. r. several and the
MIes JbOfD Turnpike road ia the lth Ward, aud
4 Capitol Hiu near the corporation line.
Prices Low II RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish %
pur,hlie would do gell to make ear app cation to
apt0-u W NANCE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

FINHE Drec ors OF this Curp ny announce % the
Pdbuc, that this Cemetery a. been laid 90 wI'h suL
able and vaSs ami purusns of the gr'unds Eub
div d-d Family Lots which on red f1T sale
The map ni the grounds be al the office Of ind
sey Crockr where the public invited to call and
anime th-
The Company feel confident they could have made
more ie location for Cemetery ia the vicinity
Nashville aud pied e Themselves the plbc spare
monry .r pains make equd to any Cemetery ia "a.
Union aud ch a as \ Ntshylle may feel some pride IN
Toe Cemetry /, Ia ihs ch trge - competent super
ia-end M living gr, uud under whose direction n
ter usuts 10 the best and al he usUa
charges
TIA, Directors 81 the Company are desrous that tie
Crodn be visited by citizens Of Nashville,
To- t.at purpose unibas si leave the Vce of Lnd-icl
an CrocseJt q O'Clock rurd-y tftrrno the 3ri ns
an every Fnd ~ ae moan heeA ter al the same hOu
~. yill be free.
Ladies and families OF visiting the grounds vii
Be tor resi- iencvs, 5y ssn1iug thlr cards.
the President Of he Comp my.
A. v s. LINDsLEY President
G. W. NANcE, sec'y. JyS-t4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER MILL FOR
SALE.

nor the purpose Of eGs,tug division and cement
II win t1e Wstsr ra'tl The property known a.
a.. 9vctm re alls v ofsrc1 f'r sale b M Lghes
"a -. or star FAY TIE % day " December next
- rrrp rty 10 be ,.i lists II Cotton N WIN an 'n
L o. piq - AMI .,JIs rBwder Nj l-capab u pro"u
f IS ssg, 81 aui &c keg9 OF rhe powder ser Day
WI "a ,r dl-on eau be increased 70 doIole tl% a'Aou M
r. 81 glt pxp-n--. Iher. is al.o Trii NJ ' 81" u
ami an eXt-usyr C57pcra est4oH-h neni, '"g -'er VI"
T-a.nS fools md Il ns used IA curylug "a "' IN
b-an.ss & ou u~s Th-y NV 10 siccesaln 41Oa
an -v-ryti. < IS ia gOpi repii'. . ,,..,-. 7,...,
m IA NJ a-c u.riln tl- year Que uude,iol S,' W.
over n, we D, fpn IS u 5 e.S H. dl h-'e' WIN
bl.x G. frBu4 D l6 f--- ie g,H. lh7fe a a 50 steam
Elsn. 20 -Iuliy ~ .eicepr, o "Ae' IA NV eaS'u'
TIE eisatta.asl Tire proe ~ up%ar IS '' ''"' '1'S
Ca IN ler-t Ian q cap bic I -uppI.ng Ii icI's'i
tmb r 70 >aW All aud Of eXLeasiv- Cop tH- -s'a'
ut firm lIy yrtrs o c'ne. . =, ..t,,.ila
rne properly 1, SIT ald s7Jut 2! miles ON Nt'hv'le,
and the "a rxten from sycamore Us 10 Ciu'L anu
v-r a. r ns tywl of ,5hlni, u uIe n- 1du O O a.
ham. 49,. .,..;f,, O.,
Nv, lrn k roaI> are 10 progress from ,aNh'"' "
Ga v r "a cu ~ 'c0mfl I'd one oi li1.l ,as
ias tro gh "a. r.op rty and the other u oh IL e''
Tie tr 90, OF d. "a, vii he very h0cra aud MADE know"
o. tur Il } " sac. NJ , "A, CO
SUSAN CHEA II M, tNecutr1.
~ CHaArHAM, tx'r VI H. C~ea.ham'
q y'DpFR novl3-tds.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
IMPORTANT 10 EVEaYRnlY.

DOR the last three Yeas have been ged in basil
Il ness known only 70 myself and, comparatively, few
ctlers whom have Instructed for the Of S9On EACH
which has 8gsd at tue rate Of $4,000 10 5000 per
aDnum having made arrangements TO go 10 Europe B
the fan Of 1851 10 engage in the business am will
i~g 20 give fan Instructions in the 10 any person ia the
United rtaes Cauadas, who wremit The cf 81
induced from he have been favored with,
and tire hsnku acsn owledgements have received
from those whom n iustructed AID who making
from - TO $i5 at it, give oppor
tuny engage IL ts business which easy, peasant
and very htable tt small cost. There Is 2Stvey
M HUsBUG in this matter References of the tet class
DE given regards ats character, AMI refer to
persons whom have instruc ed, VI will testf that
making from IS 10 SIS per Gay at the Il is
hnsnesS 10 which tther ladies gen leuen engage,
and with perfect z axe very h Ddsome income.
Several various parts Of New York state, penn
sylvania AVID NarylaId, whom have instructed,
making from 50 TO 80 per day byi. Il GENERAL
MISS and but few khngs ia required to start it. Upon
the rece Of will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular aiming fun nSsuc ions in the art
which caD be peFfeety Understood at once.
Ali letters must be addressed post paid 10
II. A. i. PARsoNs
dec'S~1md-Y 235 BroaIway, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
JUST PUBLISHED, By THE
S WAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES

more than One Prize TO every Ten TicketsI
MAGNIFICENT SCBEME-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
LAzn FOR SALE.

TT,uE puderSyned OTIS 'or sels, Up favorable -
terms, t.c oioV'ug la NDo sitltt=d N Duck iNN -
- - co,oty o. Huaip reys, State 4 Tennessee. ore
%. lt i've mics irp N mouth OF said r'er, contain
a rost 70 acres -l2o sC'eF OF %h ,h Is % tom M
- n ,1frv Il Al and IN the STATE. tie osl nee l. hli
Ind vel nbe e aHi yEered, with never -alls Tig''
an l,o Il = con aia lar amount Of sole coal IRON
oI her minerals. 4sO ofs- To- sale another II act %
T1I in the same cIaiJv containing acres when Is
H. c tss b~t.o lsal, keep locaton 'or rle = On
N al on Ind ma or VI ,brt,, he mm -d e vi;in-
IT, Z sid land. luO'2i-IUl JUN W.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
Land Tor sale.

Z OFFER ryr sale GUOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Ee2
Z OE LAND lying aIhc Columbia Central IofnPiAg -
RJa seven m.les Z ON Columbia ana ~ ON "'' te@'
ant, being A uartuf the tract Sn Y icni ue'
This Lad Is equal 4 superior 70 AnS'n NaIIy oiS
4, A. a vrtered lc crIuJ. .4trd Dryers Sprlng 'e't -
tH rt offered FOR sale well umbered and veil nPToNe-'
~ rr. o., tbe Ire ns.s some beautiful building site
fr,aag the Turup.Es and The contemplated ian "o4d j.
Tor Infornl5n a. ply TO at AshWood P Ohcs'
"al5s ,s ooIg y 'eHn''1''' LUCIUs POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
pLrNnInPaoPERTY ron SALE.

NpEENDlW PH UI'f'It = \ 'HA HaAH's
WILL sell upnn favorable terms. or exchange Tor city
p-ooery, ny Sd-o Ffac, embracing ABOUT t~rVe nun
dTei aces ~ ianf Tayern HJu'-, store warehouse,
Turrri,e 70 d and Perry across Caney FORK ttV~r
Tn-re are abo1t one nsu3 Il AMI tselty bYe acres c
rich ,nev Pork otto7 La1d, cleared ans ia c yaon
The balance H. well tuhered ana PR 7i i
very r~h and has Up il larry Of very g'od rhle
The n- Fork river ngvgsne to tbs point i'r Soae TX
months of the year and the location Is an excel ent one or
% ING IT. Iron DIV Goods &c The Tavern stani is one
81 be hsst b tween Nashville and Knoxyile. The toll
M farrv are continual scarce 81 income, ana tAkeu
,,.,b .hs a one q the desirable pieces Of pro
r-r.v for "a price .k-d, in Tennesse-
ming 10 buy or exchange would do wei io call on
- -,t.-..h A l.. DAVIS,
Il T. S VI Pscket Ohi,e.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From 5. NJ. PEFTINGnL& A cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11s Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. l0stste street, BosTOs.
p Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

HEsE celebrated machines are in practical and profta-
bic use in all parts Of the civilized world. In ali The
various trades and sewing every sort OF fabric, either OF
cloth leather they have been fully tried and approved
sewny machines a other manufacturers often fail 70 work.
but SINGERS MACHINES AbWAYS OPERATE PER
FECIY being strong durable aud complete in contrvaDce
aud workmanship Pc, wing machine kept employ
aJrds Gear profit OF $1,000 year but an imperfect
one is tuss OF constant xaJon and loss The entire
Of machines j. great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF fraH ana delicate construction recommended by
other manufactures. such machiues ade to catch
the eye nst 10 perform substantial WORK. The truth is
family sewing machines ought 20 be much stronger than auy
other, b. ihey 20 sklul hands than when
sold 10 manufactures and used r greater variety Of
work. Tie chimes Which have proved b-st for Al other
urp0sss must be bet iOr aniy use and they nSars
The p, u lines has lately Deen doubled. No
other can cor pare w.IL them Ia Quan.ity Of work.
t- New machines Of the latest Improved style will be
exchs nzed liberal IL Old sewing machines u our
o axe or operative machines OF other manUfctur
ers Loca agents wanted to eel our machines. -,ES
n BAH persons desiring fOll Information about sewing
machines, obtain II by applying for copJ Of i. NJ
Singer Co.'S Gazette" paper devoted 70 the subject II
will be rent gratis. l. NJ. SINGER co.
Principal Office, 1923 Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES.
Al Hanover St, Boston. ,142 Chssnut ST., fh Ia.
- Westminster st Provide. loo Bat aore St, Baltimore
"a Broad st Newark Nj East Four st, Cincinnati.
3gT Broadway Albany, n. \. hcagC, Illinois.
t;ovrrsyiIs New york . North Fourtnst 81. Louis.
9s Chanel ST. New Haven. Isl st. Charles st., n. o.
II Buchanan street, gov, 70 Dauphne st. Mobile.
scotland. oct2j-Smp
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
PIANO FORTES.

Looking o5s
GcCs, CCS.y
WE have nos Ia Store one stack " srn7stzskuuu
w Pianos. Aeodrons NindaH shsde-s HesA@A<tzial
Artists Material, tc., ani stf Uanaiae ~ W
tnnaF in'ide hiihds and 81 kinds u 1ia horks- have
recently adied farFsiy 10 oar 81
sNAuI.AFs Pea MGskHOHS, &Cs
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