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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17
NEW FIRM.
T. H.. sREEEFIELD- JOHN FAITEEsON.
Greenfield & Patterson.

HAVING purchased the entire Oi Furniture,
II peting, Oil Cloth Pianos, sc of W. g. 7. Green
field Co and having also united tbs stock OF John Pasr-
son, with purchase, the
assortment Of everything Ourlne offered the ct
Of Nashville, and respectfully solicit continuance Of
the favOrs so literally bestowed by friends. viii be
aim 10 renderthe utmost satisfaction all who may ss
pleased 10 call Us.
jane, '57-Im B. GREENFIELD & PATTERSON.
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A BoGE raouaE raE Blus RIpaE.-Ths stannton So

hole THOUGH rae BLUs RIDaE.-Ths Stanton Specta.
tor has the following
On Monday morning last at early hour the workmen
in the western end OF the Blue Ridge Tunnel psrorsed
hole about two inches in circumference, through the
Ountsn and in the language Of Gen. Gordon, daylight
now shines through the Blue Ridge" This event caused
great joy on the part Of the wOrkmen and every Of
them Immediately laid down their tools to spend the rest
Of the day in frOhc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

SYRINGkS, CORK SCREWS,
OF every kind for Domestic EDgTavers' and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Msasuring Tapes MaChin-
HOUnCed by Physicians the isis Oilers Martin gale Rings,
perfect article ever Whip Sockets, nsulatOrs for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire, adopted BY
der FHsks, warranted to keep American Telegraph
the Powder dry Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes,
CEstors, will deace Pans, Baths, tunnels and
the carpet TuI bes ami Soap Dppers Photographic
Trays; Pom and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes,
leTy, napkin Rings, Pocket
Ihs Wonderful Material which Is Gs firm as METAL-ght
HORN--bant as ira poor conductor Of HEAT-IUn-
conductor Of ELEETECIrY-Bnd which OILS Acids and
Akaas produce effect is vastly superior any other
the above named, and greet variety other purposes
which 10 is applied.
Dealers in all parts Of tie country supplying them
selves Hith tusse goods and consumers who
GTtc Of The Kind, viii buy other [lanl7-'57--Iy.
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Landreth's Garden Seeds

WE have Just received supplies Of Landreth's War
" TaHtcd Garden Seeds We invite the attention of par
ues wishing purchase Stock, which urge and
complete, embracing all the different varieties sold 10 this
market.
To Market Gardeners, would say that have large
LOT OF the above Seeds Os sale BY pound consisting
Tunup Seeds Beet Seeds RadsR Seeds Cabbage Seeds SC
Also Beans Peas Onion Setta C sale by bushel
gallon you wish your Seeds cali early and leave
your orders. DEMOVILLE & EEL.
jaui5 No. % Cherry st., . doors from Union.
DOTASHs-JusI received afresh supply, for sac by
L jauI6 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
spices, &C.-PePPer, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, All
- spice, Nutmegs, Mace, Soda Cream larler Tararlc
Acid Arrow Root Sage, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown
Bath Bricks, British Lusire, &c, for sale by
jaulG DEMOVlLLE g. BELL.
DRUSHES, Sc.-ShOe Brushes, Paint Brushes, Var
u nsh Brushes sash Brushes White Wash Brushes Black
ing, &c, for sale by DENDVILLE & BELL.
ERENCH Brandy, POr. and Madeira Vine In bottles and
L by the gallon, Ormedica purposes, for sale by
ilnI6 DEMOHILLE & BELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17
SOUTHERN LOTTERY
On the Havana Plan.
PRIZES GUARANTEED.
100000!

Only $4,000 Numbers
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
JASPER COUNTY A CADEAY LO77ERY ;
AUTHORITY OF THE sTAFE OF GEORGIA
CLASS V,
To be drawn on
FEBRUARY 18th, 1857,
AT Concert Rail, SiacOn, Ca, under the Sworn Super.
intsndeuee Of Col Geo. N. Logan and W. c. Anderson,
Esq.
Fy- Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen thousand
Numbersless than any Lottery in the World therefore
it is the best for investment. Examine the Scheme
SCHEME.
FIEe .'''''......'.........' -'..S45,OOV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,UOO
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
............ 1000 are............ 1900
............ goo are........... $500
oV ....''.'...- lVO ae.--........ SUI
APPROXIMATION rRIzas.
20 Approximations Of 500 sre.............. g. 800
oV % sre.............. Z,5oO
90 ~ are.....-....,... l,OUO
l7l2 Prizes, amounting q. slO2 geo
" Tickets $40, Halves IS: Quarters, 81 So
llCerhcaes Of Packages OF Tickets, where the numbers
end in p ?, T. s. O. sold az following rates
which is he Tk 10 Whole Tickets ssO 10 half cketsS3;
10 quarter tickets SIC. II will be percslye, by plan,
that for sixty Dollars tn purchaser has certificate OF ten
tickets when If he buys single tickets he only get
six whoes Inus Oy buying certificates has four
more chances for rPzsshayes and quarter packages
Inc 800 Prizes Of $40 are determined by the last g
the number which draws the Capital Prize OF 49,
000 The capital Prize will Of course end with Of the
figures, 2 B. A. s. 6, z, s. O. o. Those Whole Tickets
eudnga with the figure the last in the Capital
will be entitled to $40. Halves and Quarters in proper
ton.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
~ Persons sending money BY mail need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctualy attended TO- COmmunIca
ti0ns confidential Bank Notes OF sound Banks lsken al
par.
~ Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately.
Orders for Tickets addressed to G. IT, WINTER, Box
No s52, Nashville, Tenn will be promptly attended 10
JAMES +. hINTER,
JAZZ. Manager, Macon Ga
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Great Enterprise!
Sewing Machine
ON EXHIBITION

AT THE SEWANEE HOUSE, NASHVILLE
Is not deemed necessary 90 into further particulars
relative 20 this machine. Its advantages obvi-
Gus 70 the minds Of all intelligent persons. With the
Ofbnngng The invention iIO general and immediate
the pOpreiOTs have made arrangements manufacture
Machines in quantities according demand. Stale and
County Rights may be purchased Of the subscriber who
authorized dispose Of the To persons Of ability ard
Tgy, opportunity offered, whereby, with modsras
outlay OF and ample profits may rapidly b
realized The enterprise is which cOmmends Itself 10
the notice Of those who seeking for safe probable
Investments II possible, applicants for Rights should visit
In person, In order not only Bnd satisfy them
selves in regard 10 the merits OF This inveDton bu n m
made acquainted with plan Of operations. In addition
20 the profits from sales Of Machines (Which fully
hundred per cent? another and perhaps, greater Induce
ment IS offered, which will explain and demonstrate to
those who may favor with a call
Parties who buy Rigut can be supplied with Machiaes,
and them others who may wish N provide them
selves with the article The reader particularly requested
70 notice that do appoint get that Machines will
not BE- Retaed by exhibition. We will
eheeruly exhibit them any who feel Sufficiently Interest
ed u cali rooms. Further par iculars will be
munesied By letter 1.-THE above sufficiently explicit
janI3-dm P. H. WEBSTER, Agent, Room So
WOODSIDES a. WAKEFIELD,
NASHVILLE AND COLUMBIA EXPRESS,
CMALL Packages and Parcels forwarded every By
~ EGprss Train 10 and from Nashville and Columbia
We made arrangements with GLovER & Co.'s City
Express deliver all Packages forwarded BY
Nashville, and forward all articles Columbia %
us, when will take charge Of delivery instructed
REFEREScEs-W. Meredith, 10. Edwards and D. ID. Dieksy
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Odd Fellows Hall.
Musical Entertain7nent,

THE original r Family VOeass, Harpisr, and Ian
cashire Bell Ringers, would respectfully announce 70
the citizens Of Nashville that they will give two Of their popu-
lar entertainments Ode Fellows Hall MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS, JAN. 18TH AND corn.
Tekes 50 Reserved be secured In ad-
without charge at the Musical Store Of J. A.
Mcclure, where plan OF the Hall can bessen.
Doors open A. Concert 70 mmence a. y O'Clock.
For particulars see programme.
JOHN n. FITZ.
jsnl3-dlw General Business Agent.
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NOTICE no PASsENGERs.

sCFERINTEEDENTs OBJECT, n. @ @ e. r., q
NASHVILLE, jan 8, 1857. (
ON and amer Monday next the p instant, Ticket
~ Office The Nashville and ChauanOOga Railroad will
be established 81 No % College ttree under
Hotel. The once will be open A. NJ and closed
o'clock P N. Passsu gers should procure Tickets before
going TO the Fl. J. ANDERSON, Supt.
CT. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. Iiang-tL
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Wanted

FNMEDTATELY By "a leuch & Son, sfleisnt Bosk
Il Keeper. None others need aPplys - . -.
det25 FhEAOl z sly
FOR RENT.
A GOOD brick. dwelling house With large garden nsEE
"A The Military institute. apply u
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A CARD.

Ii those indebted 10 the undersigned will please call At
n his old stand College street, and settle their accounts
aud notes. Pess Of business prevents him calling them
10 person, and be hopes his Friends will odd and
and call him their earliest convenience.
Ians '5T-Iu JOHN PATTERSON.
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DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed By G X Barnes DO
ID y recorded in the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
shah At The Court site IN Nashville, sArU RDAY
the 3sI Instant eNpOsga public sale all the right, tile and
interest," and tract Of land I'D
Joining Franklin College, being undivided eighth Of
tract Of about ry acFss belonging TO the estate
father The late Rev John n. Barnes Sale II O'Clock A H.
iaUs 25T-tdH A, Y. s. LIND Ky.
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KxOW-xOTRlEGIsM IN SEARCH OF oANDI-

SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. II, 1857.
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NOR one box Of Books marked ". r. MAsEE one box Of
Il Books marked d. r. HUyrER, received peg steamboat
white Bluf stored ii W. Il. GOrdOus. 10 not claimed
within LlLrI DAYS viii Be SOD % pay claL.e- l-1L-
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

POSITIVELY THE La NIGHT.
BENEFIT FOR TIE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASY.
LUM OF NASHVILLE
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Professor Hale,
Will Lecture al the above Church on this
SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY II, 1857,
And give series OF
WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS
In the science Of
ELECTRO BIOLOGY,
Which has 6ed the spacious Halls and convusod the
auditors with Interrupted laughter for hours, In ali pOr-
tons the country.
CARDS OF ADMISSION 25 CENTS,
To be had at the Book, Music Snres, and the door
II ? Doors open r. Lecture 10 eOmmence az O'Clock.
jsni3-du
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u Lady fully qualified teach French, Music and all
= Englih branches situation a. Teacher or 1oVeIness
10 Family the cy country, II the location i healthy
TIE best given. Please address A. e u
BOA IS, Posl once, Macon, ca. llnl4-du.
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LIKELY Negro Boy 80 years Old, who is excellent
"A Carriage Driver, 1st rate Stable Boy. Enquire
this Office rjanl7-LE
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HAVING been qualified Executor OF the late Dr..
PHILIP LIEDsLEY notice IL hereby given all thOss
having claims against said present them within the
time prescribed BY Law All Indebted will please make
Immediate payment. J. B. LIADSLbfr
Tspl4-1Ims Executor.
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Tin Ware

TIyWARE 0fevery description for sale Al Wholesale and
Retail. Also, Job Work done With neaness and Dis
patch We solicit the patronage Of friends and pub
tic generally No. 46 south Market street, Nashville
J1n9-j7-3m r. W. MAXEY & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
DIED.

Ga Wednesday the 10Th instant, in this Parish,
MARIE LEOCADTE, daughter of Wo. Julien
Allan, at the age Of Is years and 8 months.
How Enscrutable are the ways of Proc
whence
But yesterday a loving daughters cheek was
tinged with the roseate hues of health to-day, a
mothers fondest hope-the darling object Of her
dearest affections-the last remaining solace in
her old age, has been summoned to her long home,
beyond the tomb.
To know Leocadie, was to love her. A dutiful
and afectionate daughter-a true and steadfast
friend-a good christian, all will bear testimo-
ny of her many virtues.
Her sufferings were borne with christian like
fortitude-and at the moment her spirit was sum-
moned to depart from its tenement of clay to
dwell with angels in the realms of bliss, none
could help exclaiming, that whom the Gods love
die young.
1t is with heartfelt sympathy that we extend
our coincidence to an aged mother a loving broth
er and sisters.
A FRIEND.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
Third Congressional District.

On Tuesday evening last the Hon. Laurent
J. Sigur, Democratic Southern Rights .candi-
date for Congress in the Third District, ad.
dressed his feIlow- citizens at the Courthouse
in the town Of Baton Rouge. We understand
the meeting was large, respectable and enthusi-
sstic, and that the distinguished gentleman
spoke with much vigor. He handled Col.
Davidson, and the Convention that nominated
him, without gloves, as a friend who was press
ent informs US. One of his illustrations was
peculiarly original, happy and forcibIe. He
stated that be was and always had been a
Democrat Of the ~strictest sect-that he con.
sidered it the duty Of all Democrats 10 support
the nominees of Democratic COnventions-that
it was the duty of such Conventions to no.
inmate men of approved honor, capacity and
fdeiity-that that was a reciprocal duty the
Conventions owed 70 the masses they purported
10 represent-and that when Conventions failed
10 put forward honest, capable and faithful
men, aud in lieu thereof set up candidates with
characteristics precisely the reverse, as in the
case Of David son, the action thus taken, in
stead OF being binding on the masses, ought to,
and OF right should be, repudiated by them
Ofeourse the above is not a literal report of
what Mr.. Sigur said. But. we believe it en-
bodies the sentiment in substance. Then
followed, according to onr informant, a most
terrible excoriation Of Davidson. The mental.
moral AID political deIinquencies of the old
sinner we're presented in such a light as to
fairly sicken the audience, and make the stom-
achS If honest men revolt at the bare mention
of his name.
From all we have been able to gather Sigur
will receive as many Democratic votes 10 East
Baton Rouge. to say very least, as Davidson.
The Baton Rouge Advocate, which supports
Davidson, gives up the contest in the parishes
of IbervilIe and West Baton Rouge; Sigur will
beat Davidson in Pointe Coupee and cripple
him in East Feliciana. We think he will d.
vide the Democratic vote in Tensas, Madison
calculation will allow.
The signs are indeed cheering in the old
Third. The people are everywhere rising in
their might against the SlideII oligarehy, and
they will crush it out forever in November
next.
"Americans!" the above is from the Crescent,
a paper in which you have the greatest conf.
dence. What warmer champion can Sigur
want? You are told that the "Slidell oligar~
chy" must be put down. 1t is as much the in
terest Of Americans Us Democrats that it should
be put down. Vote for Sigar, then, and il will
be crushed, and crushed forever! You can
accomplish nothing by The election of Waters
ton. save the last shout Of shattered and dis
organized party!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

PERPETUAL MOTION. The editor of the
London Times thinks the following instance
comes as near perpetual motion as any one can
desire:
In the Rotunda at Woolwick Barracks, there
is, he says, a clock, moved by machinery, which
has been going for more than forty years, He
further states that he knows a gentleman who
has had Il watch in his possession for more than
thirty years, Theoretically sealed, which there
is no means Of winding, which tells the day Of
the week, the hours, minutes, seconds, months,
and he believes years. and how far You walk
in the day. Il cost G5OO. and was made BY Il
Frenchman in Paris. 1t was left by Mr.. Old
ham, OF the Bank Of Ireland, for six weeks, and
locked up in his strong box, when the genlIes
man went into the country. about twenty-five
years ago, and the watch goes we'll he believes,
To this mument.
The above paragraph, which we find in an
exchange paper, sounds very much as if i0ten,
ded as a test Of public credulty.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

FLOUR AND BACON. There is a wider dis
crepancy in the price Of these articles IN this
market at this time, says the Louisville Cou-
rier, than ever known before. Flour is seliing
at 81 so per barrel, with a decidedly down
ward tendency, while hams and sides are SELL
ing at the extraordinary high price of II i III
cents per pound. If people could consult their
health as well as Their pockets, they would to
a great extent dispense with the use of meats
Fruits are abundant, of superior quality, and
very cheap. and with choice vegetables, good
bread and nice milk, furnish a diet rich enough
for the gods. If people do not live well and
cheaply now, as far as food is concerned, it is
their fault alone.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
ours truly,
l.. ]. SIGUR.

UOur juvenile contemporary, the "Young
Eagle" is responsible for the following. By
the way, is brother Bennett, the pious individ-
uaI who presided over the late Senatorial Con-
vention, holden at Amite City. If so, the old
"War-hoss" has been swapping off some Of
his political experience" for the brothers
"heIl-fre. Clinton Democrat.
l. J. S1GUR,-TRe Fire Eater,-And $50 it
appears that we are to have a veritable Sire
Eater among US soon. We are told however
that a fire-eater is no new thing. A venerable
matron in this vicinity says, that Eve and thirs
ty years ago, one came TO old Montpelier, in
old st. Helena, before Livingston was taken
of, when Tom Green Davidson was something
Younger than he is now, and that from a boy
Tom was always afraid of fire, but does not
know whether be witnessed the feat of the fires
eater at old Montpelier, or any cause whateV-
er for the great dread the old War boss had
in those days of "Fire;" but she has certainly
seen him 0eep, and heard him groGn in The
flesh, when the Methodist Minister, brother
Bennett, used to preach about Hell Fire.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

BLUNT TRUTHs.-We are all going, nation
ally and individually, 10 perdition, according to
The New York Sun. "Common sense has de-
parted, and monomania has full sway"
We are becoming a nation Of vain, extrava~
giant fools. From January lst, to this date, we
have imported foreign merchandise to the value
of one hundred and seventy-fve millions Of
dnIlars-about fourteen millions more than
our imports amounted to for the same time
last year. The value of our exports since JAN
nary lst, is about fifty millions of dollars. or
four millions Of dollars less than our exports
for the same time last year. We have run in
to debt this year alone about one hundred and
twenty five millions Of dollars, and by the end
Of The year our foreign debtor imported goods
will be much larger.
How can we escape financial crisis and rom.
mercia! reyuIsion while we send all our wealth
abroad and run into debt TO CRAFTY our luxu-
rious tastes and desires? No wonder that
strong, earnest thinkers look upon this s~o-caIl-
ed age of civilization" as an age of shams,
humbugs and intoIerahle tomfooleries.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

Book KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY-On the
examination Of Stephen Bronson Jr., charged
with defrauding a bank in Chicago, of which
he was cashier, Judge Wilson, one of the vic~
Tins, was a witness, and gave the following
important piece of evidence:
Have never examined the books to ascer-
tain in regard TO the accounts; witness would
not attempt any such thing. He regarded the
plan Of keeping books by double entry as a
scheme for swindling. False entries could be
made, and the best of book>keepers could not
detect them. Witness would as soon under
take TO work the most difficult problem in flux-
ions or conc sections as to unravel the mys-
terjes Of double entry book keeping. If the
books show a balance for Bronson. they are
wrong, that's al and if the people can be
swindled in this way the double entry system
should lie abolished by statue.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
From the Lake Providence Herald.J

4MG prospects OM AAAs SAB&Ee
AS was to be expected, we have received the
most encouraging news from nearly every por-
ton Of the District. The nomination of the
Hon. Laurent J. Sigur appears TO give general
satisfaction to all true Democrats, whose name
we have placed at the head OF our ticket. His
sterlingh onesty--his experience-hls acknowl.
edged great ability--his devotion TO principle
Commands the respect Of all good men, while
a voluntary tribute is paid 10 his excellence,
even by bis bitteFest foes. Let the people then
in favor of such a man unite, and act in one
cold phalanx to bis support; though the crum~
bling old systems, t%ottering 10 their fall, may
bury in their FuiDs the old fogies who have so
long fattened upon their corruption. From
the smouldering ashes of those old systems,
the true spirit Of Democracy will arise with q
celestial birth song, and in . new phasis Winds
cate it's immortality.
WIN. it NAV be asked, is it that Sigur's name
causes the great pulse Of the people to throb
faster and It's heart TO bound with the citation
Of hone? We answer, because he is az advos
sate of truth, and loves justice, and defends
with mastery logic the interest of the many
because he argues with all the sincerity OF sol"
emn conviction. He speaks the feelings OF a
warm and benevolent heart but those feels
ings are always controlled by a solid Judgment
and a reason tempered to almost perfection.
There is nothing Of the smoothed faced
politician about him. He has never even been
charged with any thing like political wrong
Hence his popularity. We say it will be well
for the District to send him to Congress where
his singular combination Of talent will in the
present crisis aid in protecting the rights Of the
South. !
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
Young America Target Pistol.
Manufacturing Co., New Haven CT.

Manufacturing Co., New Hauen CT.
THIS Pistol is in ended as the forerunner of the
L ordinary pistol, and is designed for young
men and boys who wish to enjoy the exciting
sport Of firing at a target, at the most tritiing ex-
pense, and without any danger of accident. The
cheapest ordinary pistol is three or four times the
price of this, besides being dangerous ia the hands
of boys. This Pistol is loaded with the commou
Fire Cracker, which forms a complete cartridge,
and will carry a ball ten or fifteen PAGES with the
same precision as the ordinary pistols, but not
with sufficient force TO do any serious damage.
As America is a shooting nation, the Young
Americans must and will learn the art by which
our Independence was secured. Hence this Tar
get Pistol is exactly in time, and must meet with
universe! sale among our youth of the South and
West. lis operation is perfectly simple, and it is
not liable to get out of order, A full description
will accompany every case of Pistols. The Pis-
tolls are put up at the Factory in cases of so each,
ready to send by express to any pant ofthe United
States or Canada.
Retail price, 25 cents; by the case, $3.50, or Is
cents each.
FRENCH HALL & CO., New Haven, CT.