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A Maryland Lottery
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AASAo IS OYFIcE Or THs MGRTIANpl
LOTTERIES, b4timOrr, lee 1 SO
THE Managers OF he Mary and Lous'i les having had
i suggested that the plan OF drawing hs
HAVANA LOTTERIES
has its avorites neing osrous TO CRAFTY the public,
have uded TO drawa
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the IhIId SA. UhDAl in each MONTH.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
Jlass 5,
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT 20. SALE
AAI offering for sale tba enu aDdrng site on
w College Hh known the Campb-ll Place The
Lot fronts $50 e-t Market stu ted OBJ osiie
Toe Rutsdge Properly and offered for about What ths
Lot is worth
dsclS LISDSLEY CROCKETT.
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1000 Prizes in all amounting to o.. aao ,NoO
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSi
Tickets IS. Halves $2 80. Quarters 81 s5.
Tickets IN this great Scheme are for sale by all rsu.s
able dealers IN the United Staies and Canada
Balls on all solvent Banks taken par All courunfca.
tons strictly confidential
"a Parties wishing to order Tickets in the sbors
Scheme, will please address SAAL SWAN Box S5s
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE when Tickets win be Va.
mediately forwarded to their address.
SAMUEL SWAN
Janl-td Agent and Manager Atlanta Ga
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FAsEIONABLK CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMEET,
No. Cedar street,

Five doors from Public Square, Nashville
IHTHERE may be found choice and well ssiect- "a
w ed stock Of "a
Cloths. CassimereS, and Vestings, R
ftheatest and most beautiful patterns all Of which wi
be made upo order in the most fashionable stye and
short notice be done i'll any city il the Union
and at prices to suit the times.
/ am receiving my stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and, being satisfied that they by far the hand.
sonest GoOdsever brought to this market examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made CiOthing.-COsts, Pants and Yesti OF
4llkinds ne assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
silks aud Merno UndershIrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
penders Cravsts Pocket handkerchief silk and Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas &c.
tE Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
sndexanine. I. Though,
sepl-tf Agent
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PEEMIUH BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAGToRY.
EkEN FILLER.

(Suecs s0r to Hamilton d Fuler,)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUPacT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
ERATEFCL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
pretor feels determined continuation of the same
IN future.
nave on hand good assortment Of ready made
werk consisting IN part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
hip and Thick Boots and ShOes Negro Brogans double
sole House Servants ShOss, Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco ald Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style an warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
s1s3- Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy ana dIscntnne all other Advertisements. aug24
LOCOMO TIV r., FOOLS AND MACHINERY.
FENHk LAWRENCE ACHINE SHOP. LqsgrsRcs NIs
4 sIctgss3s manufactures Locomotives OF anv size or
guage Stationary Engines, Lahes Pauers; all kinds of
Tools, Cotton, WOoCn and Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Naer Wheels GuTnseF's Patent Printing Press
&c, &c. All articles WARRANTED best materials and work
hip. Information he Cb,ained and orders for
warisd on application u Mr. JAMES PLUNKET at the
STATE House Adstyti!e Is7'.e &C. or address
} Il ". PAGE Treasurer
n"v. 2'-6Hnd O1ice Il hilby ST Boston. Mass
BROGANS.
FENNENTI FIVE cases Negro Brogans assorted quail
4 lies aud No D 5 al lowest cash pricss
dee4 JOHN RAMAGE, as Collegest
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NTALUABLE REAL Is - [ = FOX Sal

" n
The undei signed proposes sell portion of the
es ste which be resides in the county Of Maury known
as Hamilton place
These lands beautifully located, well improved
waeTed and tUlbered and in point Of fertility productive
mesa and heaithulness not surpassed # squaed Z,
any lands in the State OF Tennessee There . e IN tie
neighborhOod Episcopal PrssbF eFian anu Methods
Churches, also schools male and female in the midst
OF as good society Is be found in the southern States
100 Acres offered for sale fronting on the Colum
oa Central Turnpike Road divided INTO FiV T. LOTS con
tanning So Is, l55, $780, and 2g seVeraly The
pTOvements consist Of BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT.
TAGE built Of brick, containing eight rooms, with neces
sary oubudngs 400 acres Of cleared land under good
fence OverseeTs houses negro quarters blacksmith arc
carpenter SHOP, mh house, corn crib, &c, &c. 30
ne lands will be Sod either in body, lois If
disposed of By tie first Of November will be offered O.
public sale in lots To professional gentleman merchant
or Southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands offer great attractions It's thG
such lands offered for sale
address the undersigned AshwoOd Post OlKce Many
county Tenn.
~ PlAS Of the land may be al the store of Maycs
Orr CAN'T, Columbia, and with r. Houston, Esq Nash
ville Tenn
sontl6-tf LUOiUS J. POLK.
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BROWN & ANDERSON
1T No 40 Market ST.. Nashville Tenn


BALTIMORE, JULY let, less
AL TICKETs CEBTIFIcATRs PACKAGES IICKETs,
LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED THE STATE MAHvLA
LIIBOGEArHED IIGNATURR OF r. X BRhNAN,
GEEREAL ASBNT TRR CoNTRAcTOE, ANY oTHERs
owing the applications from all parts of the
country the management will give their attention to the
Ung Of OrdersfO cAets Certificates in the Mar land
Lotteries.
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
e orders fer Tickets promptly n!led, and The stricest
bd5uce observed.
These Lotteries drawn daily in public in the City of
Baltimore, under The superintendent Of the Slate LOTTERY
Com missioner. Heavy Bonds given the State
y for the payment OF all Prizes. The prices Of Whole
Tickets from 9 SEQ Half aud Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There never less $4,000 Prizes in any Lottery,
which Plies wary amount from 81 10 SlOOOO0 according
10 price OF Tickets. For instance
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WANTED.

JNNNANUEL and William Withheld, brothers 10 Mills
II W Whitfield born in Isle of Wight County Nirgn,s
Mis- W Whitfield is dead aud let 10 Emmanuel and Va
ham Whitfield two negroes. Address
ThOS KIDD, AdmnisFator.
4,og ovS Beriua Warren County, Miss
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OTFTCE-ooRNER CHURCa AND CHERRY STREETS

Ut IUIls ~ y Of11IttA1 pIhALIc
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers 81 80 90 per anuuIh in advance
The FRI WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at s. 90 per annuu ia advance; if not
pud in advance So 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars, 4
tz5- THE MONEY, In ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. ii
Renittances of subscriptions may be made by mail a. our
risk
No paper will be sent out of TIE Ssts Unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
sy We wish it distinctly understood that no ,.per win
nntinn af the pnblishsrs -
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Nqb numerous Prizes Of O0O $1,000, $500 sO0,
&c. Sc Persons remit any amount, iron 81 up
they wish invest receipt Of which we for
ward M value in Ties els IN the Lottery designated by the
1rchaser or If dessnated then Lottery that
m the buyer has got the IL ket IN mis- pOsscl
gsn AN Official Scheme the Lottery will be with all
IlaEes ordered, uy scaled IN orsnay envelope,
ai on the dsy Lottery drawn the Official Drawing viii
e together with Explanation OF the result Of
me purchase Tie Drawn Numbers also published IN
me cay papers Of the City OF BGmore and In The baly
National lDteligeucer, %. &,
Crculsr containing all the Schemes will be sent 10 any
uae b. ad lressing the undersigned.
Address orders Tor Tickets TO z. \. BRENAN,
uly2l Is55-ly No. I Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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& o "a 4
ORDERS for the Sewanee Co s Coal NAV be left at
NEHICKS' c INA HALL, North side of the
square All orders left there will be filled the follow
ng DAY. LTFe Lump . cts Screeaed Lump IS cts.
Fine. Is Cts; Run OF ihe Mine, ls cents per bushe
The Coal isa weighed aud customers are sure of get
ting what thty pay FOR at the ewanee Co ard Joining
the y h Dept dec28-lwdSaiter .wtoistfeb
- Gazette Banner and arTot copy above
ETOR saLE.-A Hous- and Lot 10 South Nashville sit
4 u4..d he corner Summer and Mulb ,rrv streets
opposite the residence Of Or Winston fronting feet
Smne? slfeeand l75 set CT Mulberry street which
VIII sell or reasonable terms give exchange for
property in 81. LOUIS No.
Call sDul ishsll remain in Nashville only few DAYS
Apply TO JOHN BRENNAN Cabinet Maker
dec2S-lw All Buddekes G6 Marketst
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Will be distributed according 10 the following Magneer
Scheme.
%, 600 Numbers 600 Prizes!
Prizes Payable Full without sduoiiou
q Owe PRIZE TO LIVERY sn TICKEES -
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- NANIINILi.E Mf.IEtIIANIs.

rFNHE Merchants Nashville and business general
" will fnd it greatly to their interest TO advertise ia
the Somerset hy) Democrat printed and p1bdsas
circulation in all that country in Keutucky from Wh:cS
Cnal and other products shipped - Nashville na
vide circulation IN all hose counties 10 hentucky ow
ich rsfch luts go 10 Nashville 10 buy their goods II
Is larg-r circulation than other FaYer IN ibe 4E
,gTa sousl District Nv. Our terms Tor adVeTislcgOr
vrr liberal Mr. James =, hey, l4y south Market st. 's
I gent and viii state terms 20 all VINO WIS., 10 ID
ysre with U.s. ami attend TO forwarding advertisements
Ia u. All those who prefer IT, seud their aaTrtise-
lneuts 10 us by nail. - go.
-c,a-or WHITE. BARRON 4 co.
-1-'-5C D0xes v 4 CDeese, just received aud
I J for sale by DHiyEs ~ kDN AIMS
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4 NJNBJR of tenements well situated for SMALL
- SIoHES or SHOPS, and rooms suitable for Off.
CEH or Lodging EHgEs.
Also Inc IHIED STORY ofthe Union Buildings well
a.'ai'ei " Prints CHr' Book Bndery or other man
S-' . az 'e:LIu.ca luTpCscs where az abundance Of
hgat aa' s'ae' Is repaired. Apply to
s ?. ALLISON
''As No CT Cherry AZ
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no DEMnCKNTii7 PKINTE-KS.

4 GOOD Psi TER Of the democratic faitn ob
tain barg in in the purchase of established and
dOurishing Democratic newspaper Office this State BY
dd' essug Box No G3} Nashville z. o. Tbs owner
ysses sell for private causes which be made sss
actorily TO appear to any wishing to purchase.
dscl3-tf
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LhWU
Z WILL give Toe highest market pnce in cash fer Lana
| Warrants
Persons Z distRucs sending Warrants, get pay in
any funds they IaaV desire. 4 B. SHANhLASD,
nov19-Sf NO *. Gherrv 8 rez.
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E.SEsSY Warrants.

WYE wish Go purchase Land arutS and Will pay The
w HIGHEST PRICE tor them Dealers IN Warrants
a. stance by sending by mail or otherwise may
rev on getting the they would personally pre-
ur aud the MONEY reuted, or paid 70 order Try u~
novl. '5S-tf DIER PEARL co.
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&C, CD'-, q :.
No. 47, North SHE Public Square, AdshUilk TsHasssee
A RE now IN RECEIPT OF THEIR STOCK FOE
IA TIE FAIL TRADE, and would invite the purlicula,
attention of Merch visiting Nashville to their assor
ment believing that their STOCK embraces great var
ety. and the goods offered at prices reasonable
can be tOU~d IN any market in the Union, when
purchasing and transportation taken consideration
They devote their entire attention the GCioeaL
business and IN addition being rect Importers Of all
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HAEDWARE. they are en.
sbed offer facilities 70 the Retail Dealer equal to aay
house in sny market they will take pleasure all times
in showing through their establishment al who viii favor
them with q call
c9g Feathers received at the highest market price.
Nashville Sep. I, ls55.-tw&w
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- II. q. SCUYEL, q
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, s.
40 North side OF the Public Square, three doors IL
West Of the Nashville Inn
ITTHOLESALEa and Retail dealer in d ugs, Medicines
w Paints Oils, farnishes, Window Glass, Druggiss
Glass Ware Stone Ware, Paint, Scrub Blocking, Floor
artists Marking Dusting, shaving Jewels Teeih Grain
,ng, stencil and Hearth Brushes
Perfumery, Bears OIL Pomade OK Marrow Pocket
Hdkts., Extracts, G4lvanic Curat es. &C. &c
e0;k CO LIS Lirseed U Just received and selling st
OUU low cash prices by H.G. SCOyEL.
5GMl CALLS Paint OH, iesed and found good al only
,DOO one-half the price Of Lnseed Oil Painters have
offer Of the only lot in the city; think of the
luIy in large Job. For sale by II. g SCOYEL.
100 CALLS. Spts Turpentne, received and selling al
fUO the lowest cash prices by d. G SCOYEL-
OS0 LBS. Star Candles, received BY, -o-,--
e0 DUz Perry DAVIS Pam hiIer, just received and for
OU sale at the lowest prices Oy H G. SCoVth
I0 REAMS Ssnd Paper, "a Of which considered the
III best make in the United States, for sale By
IL G. SCOVEL
0000 BAMB0 and Arkansas Fishing Poles, Fishe :
ZOOO men can pick for themselves for sale 2-,,, 6y
$50 aGs saSSsS ris;A sy just received Soap makers can be
july8 II. G. SCOvEL
DATENY MEDICIN ES.-A large and very gene
raj assortment of the most popular Patent Medicines
Of which compoundedin scientific manner and
nembe Of the Medical Faculty possessing much
power and elcac0us in the eradication Of sease
compound pTescrOeu IN PROOF WnlC1
cite the astonishing aud increasing demand, by AL
classes of the people, the rich and the poor the high and
the low the and hefee the learned and the uneaEn
ed for hejusy celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jsyne's Expecoran for Coughs Colds and Con-
- " Alternative and Blood Purifier.
" " Tonic EeTmifuge and Sauative Pills.
4" Ayers Cherry PectOral, for Coughs, Colds &c.
&" Williams Balsam Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha-
" " Fever and Ague PILE.
" Wp Halls BsSam for the Lungs
&" Rogers LysrwOrt and Tar for Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
DR.. Cark's syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, &c
Cowaus Lythontrpc for diseases OF the Bladder Kid
neys Stone the Bladder Gravel weakness OF the Loin
PrOiapsus UGiri &c. &c
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment perhaps Is unsurpassed
external application for wounds bruises Sores rheu
s bites fpOsOnOus insects and reptiles ulcers chro
nic eyes Group throat, Tcdoereaux neuralgia
piles Inflammation Of the bowels and ague in the breast
The testimonials OF the curative powers of this
cheap Medicine induces US to regard as being among the
drst Medicines of the day.
MARSHALL LnIEneutis very cheap article and posses
rather extraordinary powers in the cure Of sweeney IN
horses, well ST rains and bruises &c.
Hurley Sars4paa is attracting The attention OF
he people.
Ahe above mentioned popular Medicines together with
euOst every o'her, on band and fer sale By
JuyS II. q. SCOVEL.
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5 3 90 o o!

SOUTHERN NIL ITARY ACADEMY
A.II LOTFERYF n
~ (sT AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALA.) H
N13A Conducted on EAs HsUaaG pEsa. "
CLASS y.
To be Drawn Jan 10, 1856 in the City Of Montgomery
when Prizes amounting to
S so, 900
VIII DO distributed according the following
M L A lie sc HEM EE
The lowest prize draws the OF your ticket without e.
d0ciou and remember every pr "a IS drawn a
each draIingl
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSf
REMEMBER! ONE THOUSAND PRIZES
g A A X L Y =, eIO, ,OOOI
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&95 Reward.

u ASAWAYon The 17'h instant from the sub -
hseFiber, e Rsy Hill Maury csunty, mulstto *
Soy named Jack, about ts years old, about feet liz
iaches high souI and well made tsrable suck Spoken
lad o. BDa Black Sack Cos; Of Cloth Steel Mixed Kr-
nine Pants and fine silk Hat l will give reward of
to any person sPPreheuding said boy and conne him
D jlil so hal can get hun.
dsc2I lDtrIw6w DUNCAN hcRAE
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J.G, FELLOWS,
DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS
No. II DEADERIcK STREET.
Opposite the True Whig Ohee,)


~; Persons sending Land Warrants to me BY mail can,
f they prefer direct them to FALL CuSHINeHAN.
will through them, transmit to the owner without delay,
he highest market pr &c in Cash.
latI L.
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pALTIMORE IOFFEE.-sJo begs choice BaIIi.
ID more Cc8ss 10 EtoTs AMI l0r sale by
neT2t MORRIS STRATTCr.
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HEAP WALL PAPER.


OF every DESCRIPTION BY the hundred, piece single
J Room Window Paper Testers, Fire Screens &c. dc.
Nam for c,sd At Cuol4I W W. FINN'S
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AND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND
10000 Dollars

Glars 8,
avn in Baltimore, Md OF SATURDAY., Jan. 10. 1850
PRIZES AMOUNTING Tty
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GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States 70 sell tie above new and impro ed CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, rars CO nee 70
make money will be offered Exclusive Stats Knd ounty
privileges viii be disposed Of unusually tar isrnS BY
r,licalin IN he
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STATE RIGHTS.

- ulats its own Internal trade &C, but TO strengthen
tae constitution by regulating the internal man, it is
garY 10
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FT'WENTY FIVE cases Negro Brogans assorted quail.
4 lies aud No D S AT lowest cash pricss.
dec4 JOHN RAMAGE as Colecest
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HUMAN life SAVED!

D0sAGIaC, MICH. hArCh IL Iooo'
J. A. RHODES, ESQ.,, Dear sir:--As ! took your n,edi-
clue 10 sell on consignment, no cure NO pay, l take
pleasure in stating its effects Ms reported to me by three
brothers who live IN this place, aud their testimony Is a
fair specimen OF all ] have received: !
". s. CosKnN told mel had taken nine bottles OF
Christie's Agne Balsam, aud continually run down while
using it until my lungs aud liver were CONTESTED to that
derrse that blood discharged from my mouth aud bow
ala. so shat all thought 1t imP0ssi1ts yoF NC 20 ace
,hrough another ehiH. The doctors too did all they
could Tor me, but thought mGst die. Nothing did me
nv vnod uutil 4 got kroDEs' FEVER AND AGuE CURE,
whicLat once relieved me OF the distress aud nausea at
INV stomach aud pain in my head aud bowels, aud produce
ed a permanent cure in u short time"
NJ, IL. CoSKlS says: ~ had been taking medicine OF
as good a doctor as We have in our county, and taken
any quantity Of quiuins and specifics without any good
nom 25th August to Eth December. But seeing how
nicely it operated on my brother, ! got R bottle OF
| Rhodes Fever aud Ague Oufe,w which effected u perina-
| ueut cure by using two-thirds oil a bottle.
s, ~. CoSKLIs was not here, but the other brothers
saw his case was the same a. ii. Ms. ! sold the medicine
IA both the same day, aud the cure was al speedy from
the same small quantliy, ana l hi'sht no SPECIFY.
Yours with respect. a. h.NiiNuioS
The above speaks for itself. Good proof us II is, u 4
of no better tenor than the yast number OF like certlh'
| Gates | have already published, aud the still greater nnin
her thai is continually pouring in to me.
onething mere. Last year l had occasion to caution
the pHbie III these words;
,~jreuIars, sabstitGted the name Of their nostram yo'
INV uedieias, and then ettA braren tmpadeHss eaa
Ter OF auv other medicine say as much DAs darss,''
Now I take pleasure In saying that the canton refer
red to the same ''pr. Christies Ague haisain' mention
toned in the above certificate.
AyrIhere are several other Industrious people who ar
ap,Iyipp 10 their poisonous trash all that ! publish abou
my Fever aud Ague Cure, or Autidota TO Malaria, sfesp
tGs Certificates Of Cares, and the Sertihcate OF 'ne Gel
ebrated chemist, Dr james X Chiffon, IN ia'or Of ls per
iectly harmless character, which Is attached To every oot
tie. These win always serve to distinguish my medieiu
from imitatious. JAS. A. RHODES, PROPRIETOR,
Providence, II. l.
Wholesale Asents-H. Blaksley, ST, Louis; Barc@.
Bros ,ClioagS {. I. Webb, Davenport, and Tor sale D
Druggists gsnsrally. july S'56dw3m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-18
OUR
J. h. Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

SECURED TO JOHN II. NANNY ny TwEsYy-TnHKE PAT
rErs IN TIE UsITEp STAIks. Also PATENTED IN
EuKorx. MANUFACTURE BY NANNY & Co., Rock
voxp, Illinois.
THESE valuable Machines are constantly being
i manufactured. A large number are being made
for the next harvest. Over stz thousand were con-
structsd turing the past season, and used with ell
tire success, yet the demand was not supplied.
A UarrsAty 10 given to each purchaser that the ma
chine Is we'll built and of goo l materials, and that IL
will NOW as well as can be done with the scythe,
and reap Is we'll as can b. done with cradle, and ex
eel every other harvesting implement.
The machine 10 drawn by two horses, and manag-
ed BY one person for moving, two persons for reap
ing; and is also warranted to cut from ten 10 fifteen
acres per day. A large machine for four horses il
also manufactured.
The prices Of the Machines, with transportalio =
added are
For Two Horse Machine of about five feet cut,
sIe5. For Four Horse Machine Of about sx feet cut
has. For single Moving Machine Of about i've
ieei cutel20.
The following extras are fu rnished with each ma.
ch!ae: one fork, one oil car, one wrench, one guard
anger. one sickle section, ono smooth edge section,
SANITY on hand, and also In the hands OF Agents.
Two knives-one u tickle and the other u sm ooth
edge-are furnished with each machine, either OF
which nay be used as required.
For machines or extras apply to
NOUkSE, yIELE * CO.,
Propri etors OF the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner
Rock Island and Front sts., davenport Iowa, Svle
gents for tlis section. Juue1
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FRIESpLY.-We thank the editor OF the
Rock Island Advertiser for the sympathy
which prompted him and a few friends to
cross the river on the night OF the hre. we
had however a plenty of men,-what we
wanted was some kind Of engine, and an ap-
p~aratus for pulling down Buildings. As far as
we can learn, however, the public seems
to bear the want very calmly. Friend
Wharton and his company appear to have
had more trouble in &c ting back than in
coming over, he says:-
1.-THE appearance of the burning was
quite alarming on this side the river. A
large crowd collected at the ferry landing,
all excited and anxious to get over to assist
if possible in arresting the flames. But the
ferry boats had stopped running and the
crews were dismissed. Finally a party, OF
which we were one, got into the yawl and
went over, but found on arriving there that
we could do nothing. Attempting to return
we found that some other party had made
away with our boat. We finally succeeded,
however, in getting across about W. O'Clock
in a fishing boat, resolving that the next
time we attempted to "run wild der ma
sbeen" we W ould know that there was
something to run for and some way OF get
ting back, after we did run"