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Ranlr al Co1nmerce,

NASHVILLE TENN, Dec. lztn, 1901
FTVHE stockho Of this Bank have placed lns
the hands Of Trustee the purpose Of winolns
,ho.e IN debted 70 ne Benk will please call and ply up as
their indebness falls due. The note hoaeIs WI IS
send in our notes early as possible ana "a
lies In his Banh have been handed over 70 ne
pledge nv individual liability fof them ana ne 9eg u
Tes0y when called TOT. '
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STOVES FOR THE TINES

lust received from Cincinnati, few Of BLUNT,S COAL
d COOKING RANGES, small size, which pre-
pared 10 furnish al Cincinnati prices with expenses added
ALSO,
A good assortment of COAL COOKING STOVES which
will put up aAd warrant and ahch that coal is
and in the reach is the Stoves for
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Weed.
CANNON AND RA DIATOR STOVES for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Hsudsomest Patterns Parlor Crates from Wm.
Jackson's Mandatory. New York Common Manne and
TANNED Gra'es, sizes and patterns, which will sell
low TO suit the times.
dec is MACKENSIE & WILSON.
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Nr BULLEN repllsd, wen be blT Ed Hilhdrar1

for amendment
3NGR1ssNe ohBRz.
Mr. DENTON presented the resignation Of Mr.
Roberts, the Engrossing Clerk to the Senate which
was received.
On motion of Dir WALKER, the Senate proceeded
TO an election to supply thesacancy.
Mr. HILL nominated Thos. S. Mari, Of the county
of Davidson.
For Mr. MGry.-Messrs Bratcher, Brown, BuIen,
Davis. Denton, Gof, Gocdner, MeDougsl, Roach,
Ross. Travis. walker Welekeran speaker Bureh-20.
For Mr. Priestly.-Mr Whitthorne.
Senate took recess until P. m, in order to give
The Internal improvement Committee an opportunity
to meet,
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| The Washington correspondent Ofthe Philadelphia
Press speaking of the halls of the federal Capt.
toll, says that their gaudy cOlOrs and infnity ct
decorations look more like the cabins Of Misssis-
sippi steamboats, or opera houses, than legislative
halls" Every word true.
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M The Governor elect of this State, Hon. Will
liam F. Packer, while out hunting recently, rup-
tured blood-vessel, or strained himself in some
way, which caused hemOrrhage Of the lungs, and
for few days his danger was considered imminent.
We are happy, however, to be able to announce tnat
Mr. Packer is now out of danger, though the scci-
dent NAV confne him to his residence for some time.
R.-..-n a.lnlr-n
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AMERICANS LEAVING PARIs.--A correspondent
writes to the Courier des EtGts Unis that great
number Of the Americans, sojOurning in Paris have
departed in consequence Of the crisis in the United
Saies and for fear that they VIII be short of money
Many of them have already BEG gAliged to nave
recourse to the purses of their friends Che hotels
regret this the more, as the Amer cars geray live
On grand scale. Fortunately, the Russians have
replaced them and the Russian roubes are not sub
jected toa crisis, like the American dollars.
EsS- Wesee it stated that upon the present Kan
sas troubles, the Pennsylvania Democratic Delega-
ton are With Mr., BUCHANAN without exception.
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TERRIBLE CONDITION OF THE NORMAN ExPEDI-
TIoN.-The Missouri Democrat, of Thursday, says :;
Monsieur Megeau reached here last evening,
having gotten on the Steamer Edinburg, on the Sd
inst, At Kansas City. He is just forty days from
the Salt Lake City. He reports having met the gov
eminent trains blocked up in the snow, the cattle
dying, and the officers and men gloomy and despOnd-
eut.
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FURNITURE, CARPETINGs,

FURNITURE CARPETNGs, COOKING STOVES &c.
AT AUCTION
WILL be cold Saturday Morning. Dec, 18th, al Ok
w O'Clock; assortment Of New and Secondhand Fur
nuTe; including fine assortment Of Chairs OF various
STYLES and phcs AaFge portion of this sale is consign
ed by a concern closing up business
Win be added few hundred yards Of Carpesngs, Cook
ing Ware, Stoves &c Sale positive, and without
for cash. (dec Isl BsNJ SHElLDS.
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GOLD-GOLD-GOLD.

So extraordinary food of gold as is now pouring
into the United States has never before been in
the history fanny country. Since the suspension Of
the New York banks, which occurred October IA
say three weeks ago-there has arrived in this coun-
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NEW FIRM.
LARGE SALE

NEGROES. MULES, HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS &C.,
have engaged in the Coal BUSINESS and intend de-
II vote my whole attention 10 that trade, will
tuesday, 29th day of December,
Offer public saeat my the Whites Creek
Pike one mile North of Nashville twenty likely Negroes
comprising men, women girls and boys all ages, and
Eighteen head OF work horses and mules, together with
carts, stock CATTLE
ST TERMS OF SALE.
SIX months credit. payable In the Union Bank
Tennessee fhe city Banks with good endoreE
alto satisfactorily arranged before the properly Is
moved. Ore per cent per month will be deducted cash
payments. d. b. HICKS.
r. GLAscocK, Auctioneer,-
dee Ie-lW. w L RoYp, Jr., Clerk.
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RETURNED.

RETURNED.
d the solicitation OF many friends, Dr. T. W Conner
- PhyslOpathe Physician has again located
In Nashville where he trusts his former God his
Profession, will him baral share patronage.
The publ will bear mind thai he diseases
Physiological principles discaTdng all oison using
Ing but Innocent but efficient remedies. (prn-pay BOan
lc he proposes especially 10 give full sasfAct0n The fol-
lowing diseases Serofua. syphilis Liver plants, and
Dyspepsia,
Gice, temporarily, DesiFiek street, opposite the City
Mill Depot on the setond floor.
Residenee, p antersl Howl Sumer 81. InoE 24-Im
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SPECIAL.


Persons Of COnSumptiV6 Habits, Read This.
ITO IHs G EsBNBRRG COMPANY, Forthe first time
4 in life induced certify the truly wonderful
effects OF popular medicine sendng cert
ncato feel that an only disehargiig duty that
the GrieEbefg Company, and more especially b suffering
About FIRST OF June last had negro taken with
enough, attended with ress5 sphiing Of blood and
other dangerous symptoms OF consumption. iHmedi-
stely called in atTuy sklu scientific ply sic who
told Il was Of consumption. BE treated him f0r
several weeks, but he gradually grew then hai
another physician OF great reputation in lung diseases He
examin ed him. AMI ESQ decided be hopeless
and said it useless 70 spend money n Try
ing cure HIM
had previously promised the Gr enberg Agents here
(Messrs Wells d lovely shat when The doctors gave bin
up would try the G en5eTg Cunsamptive's salm. did
so and to agreeable surprise, he began to improve
after tax only five six loses lie took botiies
the Balm and three bottles Ofs Gfaenberg sapaTa
Compound, which cost the small dollars.
and to-day consider him entirely cured. He worth
81 2OO and he is doing good tho piauta
hearty and strong, WhouIa vesge sign Of disease LETT
JOHN MYELS,
q borne Ala.
have used the 'enhurg ConsumptiYe's Balm severe
cases OF consumption, N my practice with the bappesi
fected. L with ali gould use Is. ) MBnARlS. N, D.
IotIen's Wells, Tenn.
The Grenbsrg COnsum ptive's Balm will efecuay cure
umptOn and all Comp aiuts the Lungs. In OF
1Odon the Lungand Chest Lsnsu combined Difficult
Breathing Pains in the Chest and BToncBts TIE
prevent the issass tom becoming confirmed Consan.p-
mall d. lays geToHs They so hun
DYED fold 70 all diseases having udency Onsump
We earnestly advise ali 70 procure The C0BsunptEes BALM
in season
~ The price of the Conumpiive's BALM is 81 per bottle
ALEX MCKENZIE Nashville,
Agent for the GTsenberg& 90 Tor Tennessee, Alabama
and GeorEia dee Eft
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AUCTION.
Household Furniture.

NNTUEsDAY next, 22d inst, at O'Clock, viii sci
at the dwelling OF G.. w. Cunningham, No. % Cherr
Street ali the Household and Kitchen Furniture contained
in said house. consisting in part Of complete se Of Paro
hsirs nd Sofas in Mahogany and seWoodi ane Marpe
Top Rosewood Pier Table elegant Marble Top aFor sac
hoard or CeaFe Mantel Clock and Vases, Carpets WOO
Damask Window Curtains and OIL Blinds, MAnogany SsId
Tables Bronze Hat Rack, Oil Cloth for Hall Floor, pa
plete Bedstesd5, Wardrobe, Bureau, Carpets aao VI
binds. In Dining Room solid Walnat Extension
Table, Refrigerator Pantry Table, great
assorIm ent Of White China wareard Cut Glass, Kitchen
and Laundry Stores, &c, &c. ...t.
Most Of above Furniture is good as New 4ne
maybe expected as they will be sold WITHOUT KEs y
particular attention is called to the Grass snd cana
TKRMs-SumN under $50 cash, over S'O Ill., .,s -
credit note payable in Bank with interest satisfactorily en-
$3.50 ~ P'' 4 ID FARNEswOhfH-
ooIIssIiS ~, 70 Aucgioneer.
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REMOFNI.

HAVE closed up my Stable Market street, otfor The
nVrpose OF going Texas, bus attend TO ny Sa
bia conner Of Church and Front stree Were have
5 oar stock and will be blessed ne pssron-
s IN M old customers and the riding public feneFay
1sISi-i G. W sUMHkR
p ST. wish hire good Carriage driver. For asood
ONE good pIiee win be advanced monthly Tor one o. no
yfafs.
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CLAIBORNE MACHIliE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our End extensive Foundry
~ on the Old stand Of the late Nashville Nanufseturin
Company, aud are prepared 70 execute heavy and 1ht
WORK OF any description az the shortest notice Iaht Cast
ngs - small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
ngs TO large amounts furnished per contract Al Ci8cnna
Prices with additions Of freight " have also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saUms Floumis Of the most in proved
patterns made 10 order Jobbing repairing done sdi
ay We are ready TO make contracts for Engines and Mills
ana snail furnish plans 70 enable purchasers 10 put up their
Mills with hitle expense. Manufactures and Farmers VII
nnd profitable 70 see before going West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS,
FOR stationary engines and steamboats, made 70 order Ofhs
oesl maternal, complete Fireronts Crates sandppes
ana valves warranted 10 stand auy pressure required for
hanuaetufing or poTpellidg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
any description of SmiihWoTk done In excellent style
none out nFsrate lyon usedSa mill WORK. SeTnp Dogs,
FtmEn irons saw eranks, Bolts and ali kind NIL irons
made 70 order short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good cheap Machinery vii
DO well IN call IL our once address By letter. -
~ JACkBR s CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works Nas5yiiie, lena-i
uly25-H Lac Nashville MAJ. Co.'S shops.
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SENATE.
WEpNEsD


Mr. DAVIS obtained leave of absence for Mr. Nc.
Connieo owing to sickness.
Mr. HILL obtained leave of absence for Mr. Wright
until Monday the 26th, inst
Mr. WELCKER, from the Cemmitte on Agriculture
returned House bill for the benefit Of the Agricul
tural Bureau, with an amendment.
Mr. HILL from the Committee on Ways and Means,
returned House bill to provide for the election Of
tax collector by the people, and recommended its
passage.
MIR JONES, from the Committee on Education, re-
turned Senate bill for the better regulation of the
School for the Deaf and Dumb, majority recon-
mending its passage.
Mr. GOFF presented the report of the Blind Asy-
INN. which was ordered to be printed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr. HIESKELL, on the part of the Code Commit
tee introduced bill to provide for the maintenance
of door people by their relatives in certain cases.
Passed first reading.
Mr. WHITTHoRNE: bill to repeal the quart
law. Passed first reading.
Mr. MENEES: a bill to amend the Charter Of the
Memphis GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad Com
pany, &c. Referred
Mr. JONES: a resolution calling on the Secretary
of State to lay before the Senate the statements Of
the free banks. Adopted.
Mr. BULLEN: q resolution proposing to alter the
Constitution so to give the election of Comptroller
Secretary of State and Treasurer to the people,
Lies over.
Mr. ROACH called up House bill creating the 18th
Judicial District.
Mr. BRATCHER called up bill for the benefit Of
Calvin Atkins, of the County of Anderson, which
passed the third and last reading.
On motion, by Mr. JONES Senate took uI House
bill, repeating the act creating the office of Tax AS
SCISSOR.
On motion the Senate receded from its amendments
and the bill was ordered to be transmitted to the
House of Representatives for enrolment
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill for the benefit of Criminal Conrt; passed
second reading.
House bill directory to the Public Printer; passed
second reading.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
House bill to legalize the marriage between F. r.
Smith and Martha P. Denkins. Passed first reading.
House bill for the relief of Phillip NJ. Kiezer,
passed irstreading and referred.
SENATE BILLS SECOND READING.
The bill supplementary TO the act of March l, 1896,
in relation to Weights and Measures, passed second
readings having been first amended making the salary
of the State Superintendent, $500 per annum.
TAX COLLECTOR
On motion by Mr. HILL, Senate took up House bill
provide for the election Of Tax Collectors BY the
people.
Mr. HEIsKELL spoke in opposition to the measure
and,
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MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

AnviIs, Vices, BeI-IKNOB. P6ATB GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIP Frs, RIDDLES.
East shear Eerman WOve aud Screen Wire.
and Blister steel. Tacks, Brads Shoe and Fin
sHoVBLS, SPADES. HOBS, shing MANS.
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter, Beam
Hammers, Hatehets, and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS. MIR
Carpenters', Coopers', and RORS, AND VARIETY
BlaeksmiIhs' Tools GOODS.
CIRCULAR SAWS LARD, CHEESE, AND
and saw MandrIs. BUTTER RIERS.
MILL, CROSS CIT AND Birdie BITS, sunup Irons,
HAND SAWS. Rein and Grth ebbng.
Axes, Nails, Chain, andICORN MILLS, sHELLERS
HAAEs. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO. A AssoKTHEE
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols; 4 able Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives. scissors and
shears of Every Variety.
SPECIAL.
Owing to an UNUSUALLY HEAVY STGCK OF HARD
WARE, Edge Tools Guns, and Cutlery, we are now
offering Oh goods, especially Guns Cutlery, Building
Hardware and Edge Tools at greatly reduced prices
for Cash. or prompt paying customers on the usual
time. MCCALL, YANLEER & CO,
Al South Market street,
dec11-tf Sign Of the Big Pollock
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ROBERT N. VANNOY,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR Is CHANcERT
HuntsViIIe, Al n b a ma
n the several Courts Of Madison and he
w 5Ienig COUNTIES. and pr0mpl 'ention % ail
h,s.pes enr 1sied him. COeciuns made throughout
ne st,te. oct24-@m-
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THE undersigned will give reward Of TWO HUNDRED
i DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff Of Ruth erOFd county OF one WILLIAM MANOR,
who recently Murdered a. Epeyn the above county and
fed the county.
about $50 pounds has sandy hair with board red about the
chin has large the left cheak bono, running down
under and appears have been done with knife
or axs-has down look-laughs rather keen and loud
eyes inclined be grey; about % years Of and s very
liquor When last heard Of he travelling IN the
Of Shady GIOvs Gibson COUNTY Tennessee, and
no doubt n.ds his way from there Memphis. He lie
Of ordinary appearance will give the above reward for
his apprehension. ROBERT ESPEY,
dec lS-f Smyrna, Rutherford COunto.
L.
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For Sale.

THAT raIusbe business stand Market Street, sdjoiu
4 inc tbe Warebouse OF A. EanItou, occupied By
COu a. cloth NJ store Of the best sands in Zee city
or hny retail establish ent Price very modert
nov .. Appyso AVS LlSDsLEY.
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SEWING MACHINES
46 PUBLIC sQUAEE.


hAhE CHANCE EDAs ARTICULATION
any person has S25,Gc0 more than he wants, aHd viii
loan 4 III take great pleasure in naming
Machine shop andFoundy after him. Dont all az once
Spectators calling the shove business will please call
between the hours Of and p. m. The most important
part Is big name. See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 BILLS q MOORE.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
Nos. SO & 81 Market street.

RE happy to inform their old friends and the public gen.
n eray that they have made large additions Aa-
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities for
derng satisfaction 10 all who ay favor them with call
IS our intention heretofore, keep ourselves we'll
supplied with every DESCRIPTION Of steam Er gnea Boilers,
Mil Machinery, shafng &c Also, eli inds Of work for
Flour Mills, Steamboats,, saw Mills, Tobacco Factories,
Banks and Js done at the shortest notice and lowest cash
prices. ELLIS 4 MOOR
Nos q "a Market south Of Broad Street, Nashve Tenn.
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| AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. 8. French and Son,
ON TUESDAY, DEC. 90, viii Offer for sale in 'front.'
" of our warehouse ClaI street, 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles, Of which desire close With
out reserve, viz:
80 hhds Sugar from fair tOI50 doz. Painted Buckets
prime; $50 rsems Wrapping Paper;
100 bags and Baltimore 25 bbls Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nachoice brands; so bills Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full eseT-e Whisky;
weight % Matches;
2OOC bbls, Whisky, VarousIO0 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Whea ten starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; TO " CherOOt Cigars.
IoOO sacks cousre and fine Salt;I5O TalIOw Candles;
$50 900 Cigars SD brands; so Backing large and
$50 doz BTOoms; small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles n the grocery line too to
mention decI6 n. S. FRENCH 81 SON.
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BY
Norris 6 StrattOn.

@VNOA . A45 - - - . y VVs@sa
WEDNESDAY Morning next, the e3rd inst, will
~ sell for Cash, complete assortment Of Groceries,
Liquors, &c, Wis
60 hhds fair TO choice Sugar; 900 bis Star Candles,
100 bbis MOas5es; 50 do TallOw 90
Gal do 50 bags Pepper,
100 bags prime Rio Coffee, 80 casks Soda,
81 bxs X Raisins, 200 Kegs pure White Lead,
rs ours do do 100 bEs Glassware,
&c bbls No. Macksral, 100 bbls Pixies Whisky,
81 do 90 . do 100 do White do
70 kits do . DO 25 do COurtry do
so bxs No. l, Cod Fish, % do Old de
200 do do Herriugs, various brands
20 bbls Red do IS 3 Pipes Brandy,
So kits do do 10 OOs
Is cases Sardines, 10 do Gin,
leo bxs W Cheese, do Nal. Wine,
Stierces Rice. "A Brandy,
Together with other articles in the Grocery
line. Sale positive regardless Of weather.
decIs b MORRIS & STRATTON.
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For sale.

handsome brick dwelling viii ere rooms N 'ss ns
a ESdifion 10 Na1hgils. bargain viii BE- g5r
nov lS-im. III &. W. Rkt va
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RFADY.NADE CLOTHIhG
&QOO Reward !!

las private sale
WE have large dice of Cothngof Good make and
w STYLE with order close private Sale for and
ehar1 Tdsc ISL BENZ F 'SHIBLD
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nrs' Edition OF TITS attractive work met with an
extraordinary SALE and its reissue vas called Cor By Tie
public demand The literary character Of A.. hook proved
The authors eminent fitness io tie labor since It imms
aley assumed ProminsSt place in HE elegant literature
OF 'oi 1oie - unique illustrations placed arst
among the richest works issued from Inc aa,.a.
press. To this New E5:uOn is sdded new
PORTRAIT OF MISS PArTERSox,
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The Rslls Of New Haven, transferred by marriage 10
France, and subsequently one Of The beauties Who ne
qusntsd the Court Of the Tuileiies.
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MADAME REC AMER:
Whose love sss sought BY Napoleon and Lueien Bona
parte, BernadOus. mErat, JonOt the MonlmOreneies,
Gather and son. Augustus, Prince Of Prussia and Lord
wellinLiou, and 'whoss beauty threw her feet every
who had onee locked upon her,"
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of Baltimore,
(THE DISCARDED WIFE OF JERoME BoNAPARTz.)
- The plan Of the work present in one view he
passage Of French society from the confusion which il
thrown BY the Revocation, regular normal slt-
uaor; under the Dictatorship Napoleon The various
periods treated Of illustrated BY their remakabls v0
men, viz;
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

ChdnoSS Sugar Cane
1HE Subscribers can supply seed Of the above
i valuable plant in limited quantities. II Is put
ND in packages and sent by mail, post paid, at %
eents per package. Having been raised by ourselves,
We can Vouch for its purity. We can also supply
packages Of seeds Of the Ice Cream and Orange
Katsrmelon and Fig Tonsto at IS cts. each.
Address orders 70, II. A. TERRY, &C0,
GT-T Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
,M0FFITiTS
TIHFE SUBSCRIBER ID new
4 nish Farmers and others with M a "a
sCKAIN ma

Nal OEfAhATORH
for the present season It is urpss
particularly Of the merits of tileso N,sI nss
are too well known 1rOughout the so-.a
extOlling; but the fact that thty lIa,s
are continuing 70 receive ths Tfeflns ssStOss
and County Fairs where thtt nave b,s. ~
sufficient to induce all thoseln vrur ~ s-nbA3
chine, to purchase one Of tbass.
At . practical test Of this Separator
with the best Of those made in EnglanJ s
received the highest eommeldatiens III "a 49,
Df the leading grigulturalists Of tat II
Ihave a large number Of them on kaeS
she coming crop, made Of the best mae.
rauted to DO good work. M
I have made many valuable imrrovsms,.
machines within thelast year, and have ma u
in ~warranting them superior to aayia n. aaa
lam also preparing alargei humber a Z
Improved Clover HuTer,
patented in 1854, which are greatly m,.,,.
patent Of 1914, being in itsef feeder S.5
ahead Of il in other respects. They VIM. sa1
faetured under the immediate suporyisa-
patentee, who hiss permanently located ipfSs 3
The above cat represents mg fOus h01,1c
ter aud is designed especially for The lana
use.Y n
I'm also agent Cor MeCormiexs eulebrak5 pv,
En- and MOVING MACHINE, combined.
J. r. M0FFITT Piqua, Mimi sosnir a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
l8I6. GROCKBRY. 1856.


JOHN w. IUULEl.
iSuooessor to NOONAE, ToOLEY e Co..
IS Main St, Old Stand, st. Louis, No.
rNPORTER Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in China,
g. and QueensWare, Yellow and Rockingham
Ware, Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanterns, LoOking-glas-
sss. Britannia Ware, &c. De- with . great variety Of
Fancy Mantle and Parlor Ornaments, direct from the
PotterieS and Manufacturers.
RrNoW arriving aad in store, = full stock OF the
above line Of goods, which is offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examination is solicited.
E-On hand, Assorted Cntes, for Country Trade.
N. Packing resolves special attention.
September Is, 1856. TlnI5-6m