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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
Crockett g. Guess.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW Dallas. Tsras.
HANiNG formed an association, will dill
gently anil yisuyuuly practice their pro-
itssiou IN Dallas, and the adjacent counties, and
In tho supreme Court Of the STATE, and Dis
trioI Court ~ tho L. ;.
81 They win promptly attend 10 the collect.
ing Of debts, AMI Investigating land titles,
REFERENCES.
John llemphill. Chief Justice 5. c., Texas,
lhos. j. Jennings. Attorney General, Texas,
ThOs. j. Rusk, L. $ Senator, Texas, ". d.
K Taylor, State Senator, Jefferson, Texas, o C.,
lllrtly, Galveston, Texas Doct d, Jane, Phila-
delpha, Penn, DeRoSset & Brown, New York,
Reid. Sprague 4 Co., New York,
Once opposite the Herald Oiicc.
I,,,a ~ 1874 -nnfItr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
Bonnets

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
FAsHToNs AND CHITeHAT.

Hon. c. W WA1.oy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
PAPER MILL FOR SALE.

HNHE well known Paper Mill formerly owned by
IL SAM'L c. CUTTING in Guiiord, VT, near
Brattleboro, is now offered for sale The mill has
two $50 10 Engines with 80 inch Roll, good CYL
ender Machine, large Drainers, Fire Bleach
holding $500 bs., and every part of the machinery
In perfect order for the Manufacture of printing
paper, having been thoroughly repaired during the
past year. The buildings are large and commo-
dlous, and the water power one Of the best on
Green River. With a small outlay the mill can be
converted into mill for the manufacture Of ino
writing paper, as i was originally built and used
Tor that purpose. This mill being located in Sec
uoh where labor and fuel are cheap offers unusual
inducements to purchasers For further narticu-
lars refer to @. II. SALISBURY, Brattleboro. or ia
uhEEsIEAF TAYLOR, or II, s. MOVES, Springfield.
Mass 10. ID. HARRIa Ass;'-a
Brattleboro. Nov, LIST, 1866, no
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

Jocosg DscovrRY. In iummaeing over
the ancient deposits Of our Office. consequent
upon removal, one of our workmen has brought
to light eight manuscript pages Of conundrnmsl
evidence Of fearful waste Of time in years
gone by. Some Of these astonishing questions
and answers we have me, in print but whether
they came from this fountain, or whether this
was the compilation Of some lover of such
things, we, Of course, are too unskilled TO de-
iermne. The collection is in the handwriting
Of gallant Lieutenant in the Navy. We shall
venture to Gull ont few "elegaat extracts, -
and We sincerely hope that no reader will in
jure himself by mmoderale laughter;
Why is a vine like a soldier
Ans.--It is trained. has ien-drlls and shoots.
Why is a Philanihrops, like horse
Ans.-Both stop at the sound Of Two"
Why had man better lose an arm than a
leg
Ans.-Bccause losing his leg, be loses some
thing TO boot
Why is a mans brewery like the well Of The
lsrealiics
Ans.--Becanse Hebrews drink there.
When is money damp
Ans.-When II is dtr in the morning and mist
at night.
Why are lovers signs like long stockings
Ans.-Because they are heigh hos, (high
hose)
Why are caterpilars like buckwheat cakes
Ans.-Because they make the butter fly.
Can you tell me why
hypocrite'seye
Can sooner decry
Taan either you or I,
On how many toes
pussy cat goes
ANSWER.
A hypocrite
Can b'st counterfeit. (her feet)
50 suppose
lie can hest count her toes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
Mrs. DoRR,s NEW wonK,

mksS. DOkk'S NEW WORK!
N o w II A ID Y
LANMERE.-BY JULIA C. L. Dom,
Author Of "Fafmungdale"
! volume l2mo. ~ PIP Price Sl.e5
The OF this story IS laid in Lanmere pleasant
country village. The principal percentages fol-
lows -
Mas. ALLISON,
strict mother, cold aud immovable as stone
MARGARET ALLISON,
pattern OF female plaeiday and proprieiy;
Bessie ALLISON,
little msehief-sweei, pretty and love5blei
Mn. FLOYD,
The Village Pasior-a oi goodness truth & pieiy
WILLIAM WENTWORTH,
Honest and honotable-iuhiul aud sef:aerfcingi
WALLACE BucHASAS,
A mystery To all who do not know him;
fLLFN WENTWORTH,
Bessie's friend aud confdaut;
PAUL WARREN,
faithful minister, without the osien,aiion Of outward
piey;
GRAcE WARREN,
His sisters true woman; the CONSIDER OF The afflicted
and the supporter of the iowly.
Other characters introduced and the story is re-
pleie with varied incidents and desc ripions In the
gradual unfolding Of the characters OF The Two sisters
Bessie and Margaret, the author has displayed
male skill and she has embued her narrative with
such interest," that the reader is chained her
from first to last. Published by
5w4 MASON BROTHERS, NEw-yoRK.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

The Hard Shell Baptisls seem to be furnish.
ing rich variety OF amusing matters lust now.
\ correspondent writes TO Harper's Magazine
This sect 1.-THE Hard Shells) are in the habi,
OF holding yearly association in our vicinity.
generally in piece of woods near to a good
spring. The brethren from abroad are quar-
tered upon those in the neighborhood of the
meeting and these are required, of course, TO
lay In good supply of the creature comforis,
and among them, as the most important, pIen-
~ of whisky, A short time ago, such place
having been selerled, the brethren near by were
busy putting up benches, and making the place
ready, when Brother Smith said wan.
Brother Gobein, what preparations have Won
made to home for The big sssocisiion,, ,W'hy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
POETRY.
OLD TIMES AND NEW.

In days Of old title was
A sign Of gentle birth
And rich men looked upon the poor
As cumbcrers Of the earth /;
They thought 1t just crowd should yield
To sceptre and a crown
And when they would attempt to rise,
They were kept fastened down
But better days on earth have dawned,
And reasons holy light
Has cleared away the sombre clouds
Upon the brow of night;
And now the poor and rich alike
Have perfect right to think;
They both can quaf from lcarning's iount,
And its pure waters drink.
In olden times books were, indeed,
Such rare and costly things,
That none could read the hidden lore
But counts and dukes and kings;
The poor had quite enough to do
To till the fruitful soil,
To swing the sledgc, and tread the round
OF neyor-ending toll
But now within these latter days
The light of truth has spread,
And ignorance and bigotry
With all their train are dead
And he who has q yirtuous mind,
No matter what 5 his rank,
Can face the man who only boasts
His thousands in the bank
Then mourn net for the "good old times"
OF which the poets sing,
For nought but recollections sad
From cut the past can spring;
But let us hail with songs of praise
a brighter, happier day,
When causes that have iostered crime
Are wearing fast away
For now before the Pen and Press
Must old opinions fall,
And Truth and Justice hearkcn TO
Sweet Mercy's loving call
And every heart in thankfuness
Shall the old times review,
Forgetting all their evils in
The advent Of the new.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

ms town is one of the most beautiful in
New England. 1t is the Indian S,,eAeog. and
was settled in 1873. Il suffered severely from
Indian dePredations. aud was laid waste by them
lew years after lis settlement In 1888 the
people returned and commenced 10 boild md
cultivate the land, but in few years flesh in.
soad9 from the Indians destroyed their crops,
Auint their Lighthouses a0d scattered The iphabi'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

I've laid in barrel Of flour or SO, and gallon
Of whisky Brother Smith expressed great
contempt at this preparation. "A gallon Of
whisky for big meetin Why, I've laid in a
whole bari and you're just as well able, Broth
err Goblin, as am, to support Me GopelP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
,1ppMoNTyALLEY RAIL ROAD

v Notice. On and after MONDAY, DRcEnBER
3D., 1866, PAssESom TRAINS will leave Believe
Falls for Biattleboro at $40 A. NJ, and 2.S5 +.
NJ; and returning leave Brattleboro at 1920 A.
NJ. and 4. SOP. NJ.
FRsiomr TRArE leaves Bellows Falls at 1913 A.
NJ; aud Brattleboro at 2.l5 p. NJ
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con
meet South with the VI. & Mass and Connecticut
River Rail Roads, to Springfield Hartford, New
Haven and bridgeport, direct to New York. On
the North with the Rutland and darlington, sulli-
yani Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, Con-
necticut and Passnmpsic Rivers Rail Roads, FORM
nglircct communication with Whitehall. Saratoga
& Schenectady, St. Johnsbury and White Noun
tans. Darlington and Rouse's Point, Oglensburg
aad Montreal NJ. sLOAr, Supt.
vIRaoST VALLEY RAN Roam OrFIcr,
Nov. %, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
4 MASS. RAIL RoA1

VERMONT A. MASS. RAIL ROAD
' Notice On and AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 3D.,
Trains will run as follows, viz -
Upward-Leaye Boston at 100 NJ. Fhehburs
Al 30 7. VI.
Downward Leave Bra,llehoro al $40 A. NJ,
and Greenfield al 9.l5 A. NJ.
Soufh.--feave Bfniilcboro for South Vernon al
90 A. NJ, and 33j z. 81
North.-Leave South Vernon for Bfauleboro at
$50 A. ~. and 100 Z. ~
Freight Trains FOR fiicibutg and Bosion leave
Bralilcboro at $40 A. 81. On Tuesdays The Cattle
Train will leave ~ ~ 70 =. VI.
For South Vernon and New York, Freight Trains
leave Bfailcboro at 1910 r. NJ.
Freight Trains arrive at Braulcboro from Boston al
800 p ~, and on Tuesdays extra Freight at 50
A. NJ from the South al zoo ?. ".
The 100 ~ train from Boston. connects with The
Connecticut River Rail Road Greenfield, for Deer
field. Hatfield. Northampton Iiolyoke Chioopce aud
Springfield. and with The night train 10 n. Y every day
The down~atd A. VI. train from Bfaulcboro. aad the
400 NJ train from llosiou connect with the Ashuclot
Rail Road at Soaih Vernon.
orIs T. RUGGLEs, sup't.
4 Fhehburg Nov. so, 1855. 6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

ATTENTION.
s Il o " = S !! ...... + o " 4 s !
HNHE subscribers have just received q new and
IL splendid assortment Of Stoves Of the latest
and most approved patterns in use, and would in
yite the attention Of all to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. We feel confident
that we can suit the most difficult rs we are deter
mined not to be undersold Our assortment con-
sists Of the following articles
Cook Stoves;
=. r. Stewards Improved, Black Diamond,
Troy Star, Improved Empire State,
Victor, Gothic, Mohawk and hudson,
Forrest Queen, Genesee Valley,
King Of Stoves, New Yorker
Parior Stoves.
Franklin Wood Burner, Nubian Open Front,
Nubian Close Front, Pearl Parlor,
fayorite Open Front, Favorite Close Front,
Irving Cottage, Yestal do, Lady Washington.
BOX STOVES OF ALL SIZES.
Farmers Boilers, Sap Pans, Cast Iron Sinks,
Arch Mouths, Sad Irons, Door Rollers,
Shoyels, Tongs. Sheet Zinc. Lead Pipe,
Copper Pumps, Cast Iron do,
Brass Kettles Of all sizes
Also:-A large assortment Of TIN WARE kent
constantly on hand.
N. bob WORK Of all kinds done with neat
ness and dispatch at fair price We will take grain
in exchange for Goods. also a few thousand heart
single. MARSH X HASTINGS,
Wilmington, Oct. 10, 1866 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
EADINs' nRUss FuRs.

The most desirable, richest, and Fashionable Sc
lection OF Ladies' Dress Furs ever offered to the
public The attention of the Ladies IS partienlar-
ly invited to this department.
The undersigned still continues to manufacture
to order "HARDIE's CELEBRArEO HAS, which,
for beauty Of finish, durability, and the ease with
which they are worn, together with their peculiar
graceful appearance, challenge the admiration of
men of taste.
~ old Hats renovated by process peculiar to
the undersigned, and in manner that cannot be
surpassed. ROBT, G. HARDIE
Brattleboro, Nov. %, 1855. 4s :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
TOYS! TOyS!!

The suhScfiher has just received new, and large
assortment Of Toys OF every description suitable or
the amusement OF children Christmas presents to little
ones, &c. II. j. CARPENTER.
Brailleboro, Nov 20, 1855. As
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

Also, ALL KINDS or
HOLLow-wARE. STOVE FURNITURE,
Bdennia snd Brass Kettles Sugar Kettles,
Coffee Mills. Japan ware Sap Pans, Wash Boards,
Sad aud Fire Irons, Chsldron Kettles,
Oven. Arch and An Doors.
Aud variety Of everything in our line. all Of which,
a. ~ boy of cash, will he sold about 20 per less
than ever before offered in this market,
Cook stoves from Sd 90 10 $40, 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK

n LII MIN I'D VI JUD WUhh
IN The trade, done with particularly q di'paieh.
o. We have 10 our employ Master Workman Al,
al kindl Of Roohag end Eives SPoaing Caters &c.
-cEP-
Woud therefore Invite al Of our old friends aud pa
10 call sad zee our sioek Tho Stove Store
on Elliot Street A. DICKINSON n co.
Bnuieioro. Jsa. 20, 1856 q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

South Dorset, VT, Jan 1856.
1.-The above letter, as will be seen by the sig
nature, is from the gentleman who offered III
prize OF 10000 for the bes, marble saving in
venlion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
CONGREGATIONAL SINGING.

INQUESIlONABLY the best and most useful
~ Hymn and Tune Book yet published for the
use Of Lectures, Prayer, and Conference Meetings,
Social Worship and Conversational Singing. is
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

FEsufs natis sna az.sa ssznlrsf R@sr fierse bas -
IA uiItdsaua fsozo tte fari ard al naake = tftl
the asasaa f1f ta1s st fAa EHthgiie hsre eoasE, -
Ii ehaes 4 NF. Fhl igs Hs Wt BE- aEs1 = 4F 0aetf
as5 asaas Gshsis 80 4is4e - en1toee - - tstt
II rghruary sad ezs tie ielb q jar. arat uteh NJ
- pfoFs N "a nay hs Fstane<4 tres nsEs f4sx.
hflnlkzBsn ltsa ebssaat. 10 Etsfa go 1eHtf
uas "a a. 6lsncas n ~ 3an 1nsisa4t, - MsatFsh,
st for ni - sfea Ard FeFfr4a1rss, s3 ta Hf,.eh
"a farrith fs ean1s ~ EeA eHi eer
Mos sk fTm 81 rea4Ftahis Pessf Ala he@l1 St fefS
b.i esresaaiisa, iesssE Aaa aGitea- .....
HsfsA- 50 = =
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
ST AR CANDLES

THE attention Of the public is invited to the fact that
most Of the star Candles offered for SAFE DEFICIENT
IN WElGHF that what sold for LOund actually weighs
but fOu teen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
lbs" fall short two three and five pounds per box This
loss does not fall the wholesale dealers who sell packa
ges at MARKED WEIGHT upon he retailers who sell by
COUNT but upon the consumers who thus pay for about
tenth more than thsy receive.
The subscribers have always ide their Candles full teen
to the pound aud mark packages at their real weight
which may be asceraned by ties ing them AS their expert
in the business enables them oder article equal in
quality in the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
f5b26 PROCTOR GAMBLE, Cir cinnati.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

VsHE 0R.EFENBER6 HEALfH brrTERs Hss psvPsres
= irow avnoE e he wos paEtyinF, iafEorsiirE sn1
h4EnE foos. ezrtf, heFhs Ana Fibsa sHcs uest1 run
Ihs a ra AsdeA u Aaefa. Ihsg are foSsrfti tsAa
fey Fss t-ssA ghs sysa, aaa rusele a ~ tAfcs %
he o01st iBiqzi ener1ey fi~nse- Iry heFc Al Ns
% i tercts 81 trae taar, - hea tsss s 81 s1eeil
Ptias g s<nls psF faekaEfs
Fur lals ~ Drssgsu t4Te-gte.t the STATE sedh
ALE1. MAfkFNElE
uasrhs 81 y cssistv street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
Livery Stable.

H1H - Tuz undsr gned having taken n
CSS - the stabe on Market Street. NASH ~ -
E5SI[~-lsJ Vile, Tenn, two doors below the * IL
Inn aud opposite the Mansion House, form
erly occupied Wy Hammer, respectfully that
hs vii keep hand good horses and vehicles be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
He Is prepared 20 take of In the best manner, s
Horses lett With him. ,ther boarding horses travellers
Ills Stable suated convenient 10 business, End he viii
keep hut uNeencei osers and the best rovendeT
be market can urord. Terms moderate.
Jan Z5-dtwAWly H. =, PATIEh~ON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER,
tlatuls ncfr
pain In the fife
Rh-unIAiism Loss Of Apuc'ite
anh Tarunr a ths liver aud l.DWff


Reader ! GA -sief 90 sarnostiy Doui saF III 1
could believe us - te TruI ihsse OF tie sbov-
paints ana soud The medicine 9uoe ouud only
have eoahdvDoe' II Il TkUk-u an hoBet tsth rytr
thrTe spoksn. Gene thea fhosr mind rritsbe
dscontsntod aud slony, yea have c rains Il
eaang Cd % yosr by beFils vast, o. car
strength 10 iai your 'untrnauce hasr nd
and salloW aspect. you hsss dtca iyinF yuHr
side. youT o. IN ia Try and sreld, n gru hsrv an auur
ute ~esk and sarhhls and Pc hap u1rsr Fos -
yoar ssstcm iaaEud, rsfFcal aurng nu lruer q dh
gsstion yoa hsyr stsut unsasy frring in ths
ssa-uhy, 500 have uny ~ Indigo Hnd hese great
Biers rnsdr indtsrstlon snd tisf W d i
and al as atradsIt nssni while az hrrt u geny stus
lates the somath cleansing sui removing ths,e iieu
agents, t acts sfn, Fefn0Finf bid Wliatcd
hamOrt, beAuy hvf ~ a ns iie ard vner Ia
entire frame then feaasf gi he ao ioek daIk
and olInJs wn asafrst hais b. ben sfd
aud thrust sslcr blt h-slh snd nE II 20
f5rih nio the word with hua ands q hrrs TIE
GrsrfrnberE itvsi.h B.tiert have sifen uss lss."
fha inyaiuatc nedchs pat - akssss al 2a rru3s
each. EEch pacsaEs sl makr qusrts, stTenE nFK
orang ard tonic iiou doe se - ~ uFRis Ia tbs
Stats, and by ALEA MAcEkALE.
Du esa asl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
CHEAP GASIIGuT.

THE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Ga Machines suitable for Manuac
tories, Stores Dwelling Houses Steamoas Railroad Sta
tons &c. These Mach warranted give satisfac.
ton 1hey are Manufactured under s. T. McDOugal Pat
ent, and the only that Nil operate well in cold
weather The Light prodnc half cheaper than Coal
Ca and less than the Tallow Candles They
are easily managed nd free from danger and the prices 25
PEI than any other machines made The CompS-
ny State and County Rights for all the States.
All orders should be addressed TO
s. t. AcDOUGALI, Agent for the Company
nov20- 6m 321 broadway. New 4 Ork.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALER

IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS
The Hope MILLS,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street. New York,
Principal Office, 1903 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &c. 81 an6 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and Spice establishments,
Continue prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powders In use for RAISING BREAD BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily in every family
which they offer the reasonable terms. Cata-
ogues sent to dealers who request them.
r. II. 4 J. G. ISHAM
N B.-Consnmers advised TO inquire for HoPE MnLs ar
ticles. sug2-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SAL A HAN DER SAFES,
WARRANTED 10 stand 10 per cent more fire -
" than any Herring's Safes ia use and sold at ~
me same prices Also, Iron shuttle rs, sash - H
and Doors for Bank Vaults and SEakS
stores. Also, Patent Slate Aincd Refrig-
orators, al warranted goood and cheap any the
eountry by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street.
Pnadephia, Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
an he celebrated Locks furnished when required. W. c.
Is authorized to receive orders and make sales Of
sne 4Ooye- my5-ly
GENUINE "R0DGERS" CUTLERY,
W solicit from buyers examination Of eur very lar Se
stoek OF Import d and Ametean Cutlery, which
GREATER VARIETY
THAN We HAVE EVER BEFORE OFFERED.
And includes full assortment Of patterns from Jos Rodgsr
Sous. FIsLD, bANGSTR0TH co.
Importers Of Hardware.
iehs-tSzn Philadelphia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
Spring and Summer Fashions fer 1856,
RPO VINE
Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.
WILL se, II appieasloa made bsisro ia Is, u MAy
Il my newy eslablishei
Steam Power Tannery,

IN CIATTANO0cA, Tam.
ne nuusout for resrhins ths Hsxhap.liss Oak
fsrssf ~ his dsrc, snf ide usrkrfs feneray, makea
this n. moi 4rsirstl- ecay ne Wet or anufsctng
LeatIer.
THIS prub ~ tie sxtrn i've Tannery n he West,
abi being con-tfreffa Eih vsE 10 fHdsifs seH-soa,
cn &c ctsary snf snsiy sede c1lbie %
turng thar flo0Ass th n esther per
Tfs TaRarrY Na.iasrs eltilslg asE, snd
IN b o. Fc q ugen lrral tsis % approved purchas-
Fr u tier parfrlars al Fiy q. Pear, Esq, at
ths cssy n-ns, SsshTrs-
JOIN o. ETNUM. P-ssrisisr.
rAh1s-im thsusnooEA, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

Greatest Grain ana A.abOr-Saving Ma
chine OF the Age.
We claim is superiority in following points:
l. The admirable arrangement c the Tongue, Whicn
the siJedrSt, 50 obiec.onabe g. mang machnes
2 The Patent Revolving Canvass Platform upo Iwtich ne
grain falls and carried the side 90 the machine de-
posting il in the concaye from which % Is thrown with the
revolving rake, bJ the al Of boy late The sA 81 ihe
bundles. lt will average Of basHel % The acre
over any ohe mode duverug the ain 70 the binder.
srom the simplicity Of tue tear and the height OF
the Driviag Wheel il Is by far he ghte-t DRAFT
The sickle aud Guards Constructed that they VIII
not clog nd can be repaired by ang blacksmith.
o. II cuts equally wen with fast or sloS notion.
g. Is tUrybis, and easy 20 manage.
~ We warrant al machines ufactured By us to be
well made OF good materi4ls Oh. theY viii well as
be done m scrth, and vii gram a. wei as u
can te done With q cradle, end
WASTE Lsss GRAIN OrHsE Evss rEa o. U-E!
eSr With rcgard 70 o. stuid say, that this
machine has IN every nstauce where las Soupe-
tuon win Oh-r Pc ,iinr a. P35dc tras or % state
Fairs tagen the FIRST FRE-HlJ.W f,loWs Indiana
and Mowers " Indianapolis, June % 1854 AZ the Public
Trial at Laporte, Ind Jus oh, 1853 at Public rial at
james se Wis., July 26 1855; te Ind ana state Fsr Al
Indianapolis 1855 an q Tie most celebrated aeapers
Of the day including those Of The London and Paris Worlds
Fair notoriety.
In Introducing this Machine the notice Of Tennessee
FarmeEs dspoet TO take advantage q the
testimonials that might b. brought. forwarl is favor bot
only this refer great Reaper AID Mower
trial Indianapolis, where trtumph1nty carried % the
First Prize the best Reaper ana slower, and rvesived
recommendation 10 tn state Board Of Agriculture % be
awarded the first premium combined Reaper AMI Mower
This Machine is the invention OF Ingenious farmers and
mechanics who clearly during their sbor in the be d
the great need Of esbe Reaper, which their skii in ~
workshop gave them the knowledge 70 maze
Those wi hug Reapers should order sy, as the supply
viii be bmiisd- Address ARMSTRONG & co
AplV-u NAsHvILLSi Kss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
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