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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

RATS n TuE WAFER PIPE4 The Hart.
Eurd CpilraHt of the 2l>t rel ties II story ul
amtly in that cItv who we're greatly
troubled with rats, Nnl tried various plan
10 get n of the nuisance, without sucGtss
T Etdy. the rat holes were stopped upwitn
tin, III hopes the drVrrIdtOr, would tax
themselves uH On unIInS that rgrcss Wa
Imppssihie through the accustomed chan
nrl- Bat. on morniu-, the inmates Of
the house were awakened by the sJuni %
water rushing on the Kitchen llDpr, and it
was found that the Tats had guawcd
tmougr the lead plpa IN two places, be-
tween the Il urs, thus causing the lex.
Ole II the holes thus maize WAS near the
surface OF the hpur. and the rlts had made
a hul large enough 10 print a stream o
water OF considerable ria Ia pour on tut
Il ,or above. and the stream from The Other
iucl,iun was finding its way DO ow. The
Il ,or- both above and below. were com
plctely drluS-d with water, loin. dam =,
10 the ceiling underneath, ami hIoIiug th,
k.ch-n Iron pipes will he luunl lmpene
trade 10 the tertn Of rats, and thlt Is ID,
kind OF pipe that Should bs ussI IL ratly
houses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

Not long since worthy pastor OF one oi
our cify churches, wh" c'mhnes divinity
ana h"nor III N1'l "l WI as mig 't i'I
r'cl as Il 'olh vI G'l' was c'iI'd upon
on rv"hins ny d "hh'l's& g'ntI'ln n Hsh
i"lorm'u th'I ms re vices ""u' '' T. q -
leu ~ u" cary h"ur IN ',e 'n'F"'n- 'ot ID
l"Chllil ahl usiiSltlul uu'J' dHu 'O'A his
'eave
brlEht ahh carry the reverend R'htIem'n
was raHy ana "'ltl'g, "h'h a car 'R ",S
driven up hy \ sorrel BOY with lr'cil'd
hors's. VIII r'n- the nell win'n w's ans
"tred hv the dnminia n lr"Wli persona
Inc following d't'"Ih7 tn>uHH
b'v-' Is Il russoH cle as Io1s % the
cars
NJ SIR am gong 10 "eIu'nG
me hogs lace lelI IS lie s''i' U't IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

An exchange contains the following
notice -" Broken irto the p0cke' OF the
editor OF this paper, some time during the
week, ten cent piece. who it belongs
to, OF where 1t came from, is d mystery to
US, and We earnestly request the owner to
mo and take 1t away We have been
without money so long that its use is en-
tirly forgotten. Upon one side there Is
beautiful young lady, with II handkerchief
to her eyes--weep'ns to think that she has
no mate. and nighs.cap on pole, Us
sigusl of disires..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

THE ColD Tho sharp snap Of the 2j,h
and the night previous, put bridge oyer
the New YORK canals hut har's are felt
that it will not be durable, The Albany
Statesman says;
"Oaly in two previous years, lS3S and
1916, has the canal closed on the IS. b ot
November. In 1927, - severe frost IN tho
25th suddenly made all Things 'tisht,' and
on the morning of the 27th, CtnA and
river were found to he leebound. The
weather moderated, however and the c..
nal reopened and remained navig,hle until
December 18th, Hopes are s'ill expressed
that navigation may yet be resu med On
the entire length of the Canal"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

FrRIous.-lt is generally understood
horeabout,, We suppose, that the main point
Of similarity between the world and II cats
tail is, that they are both fur to the end,
and talking of fur, it ought 10 be equally
well understood by this time. that y ALLEN
" Co. keep stock Of Furs, which makes it
entirely unnecessary for any one TO 60 to
the cities from the Champlain Valley to
purchase. whether they wish very expensive
or low.priced articles. II is so.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

the foot and wrist into the face. the young
man having Use those members to defend
his hysnsupmv. The gay Lutheran
r-iuses to prosecute the old man. hoping to
get his lh'v for is ptiuS A louisiana
ptp'r gives IN account ola H. on II steam
boat between II ltIy AMI LAZY AMI gentr-
man over 4 hloGsammnn bnlrd, the cause
nI the nov nfrhy is not stated. tut the
grntomtn had rro'tbly treyd,uced his fair
unuDueDt,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

/ ; and. separating onca mo"e she felt that
thev would n yer run parallel again
\ f'w hours later. cousin Silly gave her
parting kss How dit f,r MT in warmth
to the kiss of meeting. Very sad, vrrv
di-.ntisii~d with herself, very unhappy d
Mrs Cnr;wrisht feel. "a she SIT rnusing
alrh" after her relative had departed. She
wd- 90 iscuus of having LOST :. friend for.
cv r. hnc,uSn she had not risen tn the hi ~
er level to which that rpud had attained
not iu external, but in the true internal
liIc
But n sharper modification was in stsrc
FOR her. Ih" letter oi b"r hushani'4 trAud
on w1i3h ne had returned the hue-hil for
ems hundred dollars, fell accidentally into
rer htuds AMI overwhelmed her with cou-
tcr0l:jD1. F,r tn 1t new carpet, wh en-
had tailed to win more than , few extorted
sentences ot praise from cousin Sl Gray.
I. husband h I'd lost the esteem oI hi old
rs. ami best friend, and WIS nov suffering
ia silence, the mn3t painful tri i Of his life
Popr, woIk woman Instead Of the
pleasure sh" had hoped to gain in the pos
.e'ElDn ot this carpet, it had IN ld4 her c 'u.
pl.t'ly wrctohH1 = While sltting almost
-tup"iiad with the pressure that was on her
fwhngs, Il neighhnr called in. aud she went
Inwn tn tn" p,rlbr to m""t her.
~ hat Lovely carpet s'ii the neigh-
Nor IN real admr,tlup. Where did you
ruvl
A. Mlrtin'-, was answered.
~ :" they tny IN IRE 81 tbs same PIT.
rr' inquired the ueilhhor.
'rnis WIS the h,St pirce.'
Iha ueiEhhur WIS sprry It. WIS the most
etutilnr pattern she htd yer seen, and
,he would hunt the city nv4r hut what shr
a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

Hon. James G. Birney diei on Wednes.
day morning at Eagleswoo1, near Perth
Amboy, n. j., Of paralysis. aggravated by
heart disease. His age was 64. Mr. Bir
ney was the Liberty Party candidate for
the Presidency in 1914, in opposition to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

An Ono politician was boasunS In Il
Puhlic -peech, that he could brl X an aTgu-
meht to II pint quicker than any other
man " You could bring quart to a pint
"a good deal quicker responded man in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

James Rogers, the lad convicted of the
murder of Mr.. Swanson, in the 10Th Ave-
nue., New York, has been sentenced to be
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

Gov. Walker, (perhaps we might say
lately governor) OF Kansas, arrived at Wash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
sALuABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

AM authorised to sell Gnd make compsts titles to the
Tract of Land upon which the late N. P. Walker re-
sded and the LOT upon which the Blacksmith Shop is sE
ated and the Shares ard stock the place. The place
situated the Gsstin turnpks and is ntersected Dy
Nashville to make It convenent country residence for
persons doing Business in the city has as ne sprngas
there in the Stle and is susceptible of divisions into
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rarosd. lam
horised to sell the entire Tract in body in parcels
and on such credit IS may deem expedent. shall be
on the place during the first and second weeks Of Novem
Der nex and viii receive proposals for the purchase
private sale of all any Of the above aamed real and per-
sonal property. In the time any person desiring to
examine the property can do by calling Mrs. Agnes
made her John Taylor or Mathew Allen on the place.
or addressed to ct Trenton Gibson county, Team.
septe4-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustees.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
Eor SaIa-

och ACRRS OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZOO North ofthe city, between Gastin and Porter
Turnpike Roads, One Tract Of about I55 has been
snbdivded in pieces varying from IL to 5eacrOs and win
be sold out in Lois the whole may best suit purchasers
its soil deep and Of the richest quality well mbered and
In blue grass number of line Springs at all tmee af
iording abundant supply Of the puest water From the
Galatin road is reached BY good Turnpike, half mile
In length, and road in of building passing
through the Tract to the Cumberland River On the Farm
is comfortable dwelling and outhouses, young apple
orchard $50 trees peach orchard and long range Of
and substantial fence skirts ths place the
road. TermsI and years, with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract Of about Jos acres tree miles
Northeast fr9m the city and about half mile fro the Cal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads, andis subdiyded into Lois containing from TO p
acres, and nteeeied by convenient avenues and
years, with interest," Possession given Immediately for
either both of the above Tracts Land, provided the
viii pay fair equivalent the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN d. WINSTON,
mer27-dtE. 25 Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18

VETE HAVE store the following goods, that we
W will sell low for cash pGDctual dealers short
time, owt
50 hhds Sugar. $4,000 Perckssion caps;
ESQ bags coffee; 400 bags assorted Shot
. bhls crushed sugar; $500 lbs Bar Lead;
90 do powdered DO IS casks King Soda;
4e half 0bls Mcasses: 20 bbs soft shelled Almons;
IS do and bbs SyTIp 10 do Pecans and Filberts;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Backing;
LOulgl 100 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; casos Indigo;
o boxes Starch; I cask Nader;
100 do and star candles; 100 gross Pipes;
600 do Soap; 100 do Smoking TobaccO
lis do TalloW candles; Is do Macsaboy Snuff;
IS do snuff; bbs EpeTsOn Salt;
10 bbls Almons IS bags Ginger;
IS do Brimstona 10 do Spice;
so boxes Tobacco. superAne; 90 do Pepper;
10000 cigars, various brands: 30 bbs COppsras;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 Iron, all Sizes war2OO sets Iron sxles to3
ranted. inch;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 to 20 boxes Axes;
40; 5000 lbs A Steel;
50 tons assorted castings; 1000 do and blister see
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio pipes Cognac Brando;
Whisky; 90 casks pure Malaga wine;
IS bhls Amer Brady: 90 casks Port do
so do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherrr Brandy;
IS do II Smith rec whky. do pure Peach do
25 do Amer Gin; 90 cases Schie lam Schnapps;
50 do native sweet Malaga, 100 bbls Walkers and Ray &
30 do N Rum, Bros Ale.
puncheon pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE
200 boxes sxO and lOx2 80 boxes gal and gal bos
Glass; 90 do quart bolts, black;
rs boxes I2x4 14xI6, l6xIs DO s. and to the gal
and l6X2O; 100 do ASST TUnblers;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks 300 do Sand gal demJ
60 do quart do 10 do deeanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All of the above will sell low cash. at the Of
D. Gale
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
Land Sale.

ON the 9Th day of December, 1851, upon the premises,
" will sell credit Of twelve months to the highest bid
der tract of north side of Cumberland river,
Wsrace creek in district NO 3 Of Jackson county,
tanning about TWO hundred acres, adjoining the lands Of
court of county in the OF Adam Hlfns,
guardian oflhe heirs Of William Huins, deceased pro-
jackson county for distribution. The bdoings fo said land
will be opened al tn hundred dollars The purch
will be give note with good security, nen
win retained on The land fer the purchase money.
sept s4<Wst pEs fee - WA GORE, clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill.

HAS Just received the highest premium at the great Ma
II uopa Fair at:Lousvilie and also the Ohio State
Fair at Cincinnati the Little Giant, Star and magic
Mills
1t is adapted to crushing Corn and Cob, Rye, Oats Sc
for stock and for grinding for family use, disers, &c
IT. grinding surfaces can be renewed a. cost OF three ao
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs OF grinding rings for
61v dosTs Travelling Agents wanted to sell the above
Mills, }. e. BALDWIN " W
81 a-tu.R.uarn q CnlIara sIraet NaslY willie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
Frederick RIeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Ssxony, has ia
" ken an ONCE at No 10, Front street Clark
fers his services TO the citizens of Nashville for the relief and
of Female Complaints Of ell kinds Scrofua In its
worst forms; Consumption rheumatism and Dropsy. His
experience and practice In regard these and similar dis
eases have been such as to enable him 70 guarantees peee
cure II treated or taken in time.
For sale as abOve very superior article OF stomach
Bitters of his own invention and manufacture, together
with variety of other medicines. Ifsb7-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
CHANCEKY SALE OF LAND LYING ON
DICK RIVER.

D virtue the DECREE OF the q Court At Cene
ID vile. the of Caleb Metiran against A. w. Wal
Others the 18th day Of September 1857
sha the Second Saturday November, 1857 being the
IA day Of the month"; public sale on the premises
a lie Tract of Land, lying in District No Hickman
county Duck River containing 37
lees fully particularly described the decree of
the 18th day September 1851 The said Tract OF Land
will be sold a credit OF twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from date Of sae and without the right OF redemp
ton The purchaser will be required to give bend and Sc
cury for purchase money and lien will be retained upon
the property for payment Of the All persons are
nved who may wish purchase, to examine the land.
ORVfLLE A. NIXON, g. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
I'm Store and for sale at the sign of the
little Indian

CUNER CEaEEtHK AND CEDAk ATHEETS1
CHOICE lot of fne Havana Cigars dozen bags az
N smoking Tobacco anghoTne's 6ne Chewing Tobacco
with general variety Of fine brands always hand with
the largest and finest variety Of Pipes in the Market Also
fine snu consisting Of Scotch French Rappee MaeeabOy
&c, with choice assortment of Wines, Liquors. Ale Por.
and last but not least would cali attention of
lovers ohe Rod and Reel to my choice selection Fishing
Tackles which is Just received Of the finest quality
Call and examine them corner of Cedar and Cerv
street. laDI2-till janl'59l J. MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
Count Court-IIiclEman Comfy.

County COurL-lIickman County.
Wiley Boron all James HoToa ct al-Pet tien for
Sale OF Ian
this cause appears to the court, that defendants
Hi Chappell wife Anas, fora ehy Anais Cha pell,
Kobe Chappel, Andr W Wilson vile Marah iormerl
Sar Chapel, j. P Camera and wife SBrah. formerly
Sara Chappe reside Of the Stale OF Tennessee
the eo ordered the cour that publication be made
in the Union and American, neWspaPe publ he'd in the
CITY Of Nashville hree successive weeks for said
PENDANTS appear he November Term OF this court,
to plead aneWer or demur to complanaDts' bill, the
same will be taken for confessed 10 them, ard set for
Fearing sr parts Test. d. BAeLEY, G. NJ.
Sentem er ls57. I7-w3t fee "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
MEDIC.l.L..



10 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS Just received hy Kxl rs direct from the pre-
Drsss0rs. For sale at 50 cents PEI title
msyl J G. Bra IN. 50 College street.
flushing TACKLEs--A 7srge stock selected BY
4 one Of the firm, consisting "a Genuine Limerick
Hooks. plain and on Snoods; $50, Aberdeen, Graveta
leer and Common Limerick Hoo4 splendid assortment
Of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sci Grass, Spun and Plated
Silk; Mnnow Seinea IL BY 4; goats Of every variety
Reels J0inted Rods, Clearing Ings Fly Hooks, &C. a.
IN short can supply those who c appreciate fine Tackle
with Aost every thing they MAIN need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful cailingA
'jes 10. G. BsOwE, As Oollsgsst.
GOD-LIVER OILS GRID genuine Cod Liver Oil
I just received from Rushton, fIark 4 Coz, by
jes 10. G. EROWE. As College st.
T EECHES.-1, 600 Swedish:Leeehes on hand and for
II sale BY 10. G. GROWN, 43 College st.
of the above just received, ef prime quality; sold to
jss 10. O. BROWN, 4s College st.
CTONE WARE.-2SO0 pitces Stone Ware consist
y ing Of Jars Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
&c. of every size, Just received.
jes 10. G. BROWN. 4s College st.
DORTER AND SCOTCH AI.E.-Oonstantly on
4 hand, Barclay, Perkins & Co.'s celebrated London
Portersni Mems Scotch Ale
iss 10. g. BROWN, 4s 0ollegest
DEARL STARCH, Us boxes Of q very superior
i article of Starch, Just received by
10. G BROWN. 40 College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
sheriE's Sale

VY virtue Yenditioni exponas TO directed from the
Is Circuit Court of Stewart County Tennessee the July
Term 1851 will expose TO Public Sale al the Court House
door in The Of Davee Stewart County, to the highest
bddeT for cash. the end day Of November next, ell
Tisht Il 10 and Interest that Bartholomew Alsup
10 two tracts Land being sixth part lying in Stew
art comfy and in District No bound follows wits
drs tract begBning hickory, running south, thence
west, thence north, thence east, bounded The east BY
lanes L. Daniel containing 100 The end begin
ming on The Of the uaet running
eas thence NORTH thence east thence south, thence
thence morrill, tast containing 400 levied
the property OF Bartholomew Alsup, TO satisfy debt and cost
in favor of Benjamin Moody Sale within the hours pre-
seribsd by law. august III, leoI - - -
I2-nris fee 81 W Is. ~. BOGARU, SheTn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
strawberry Plants.

T OFFER the following Strawberry Plants for sale:
Iowa. al 81 per hundred rpens abeut the 4th OF May
Boston Pine, 81 per hundrsd rpens the SIN OF May
pens the 18th Of May. The above list OF plants are a
large and selGim 9regnaors and will produce frui
without mixing pisIiate and stImnate plants with them
All orders for strawberry Plants left at DemoVllle
Bel No. % Cherry street. will be promptly attended to
by me- aug 29w9tz JAMES E. WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
Timhered Land for Sale,

WAX have remaining OF the Garrett lands
w for sale wing both sides Of the turn pike road
leading from Paradise Hill Clarksvie. The road is
der construction and 10 be completed BY the close OF the
present yOaT.
These lands have been divided into tracts ranging from
so 800 scres to suit purchasers. They lie between 2 and
II miles from Sashyie heavily tmbered lie well, aud
are supplied numerous springs Of never falling free
stone water and in very healthy neighbOrhOOd. We
authorized 10 sell lands privately most reasonable
terms.
Persons desiring purchase requested examine the
lands George or William Garrett Steam Mill, II. N.
Myers, Dr. VIM Rodgers, In the neghborhood have plots
land aud will show Them TO persons DESTROYS 70
ins For further particulars apply to w. T. Garrett Inc
undersigned in Nashville.
may2S-Wf NANCE & WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
III A


DATENTEO Improvement in th9 manufacture Of Yarns
emplo ing TO spIa tho crop but abOu one fourth tht
number required raise IT, ard this number consisting q
children of siz years of age above and womsn unfit oI
blowing pic ing cotton.
an now prepared TO furnish Planters wi this NSM
COMBINATION OF Ma HINERY, inelus We OF the STEAM
RNGNE, if necessaTy-nEmey The GIN with Lap append
age machine and the sequent Machines Of the Spin
ming Sers aid have all ged In the Sp ming koor
the Pana ion, complete, with great dispatch Also com
petent SINNERS.
One-haIf the positions Of the income the ~ frs
year, will for the whole machinery, ineu
siVs OF he steam Engine and Sp nneTs Wages.
My Improvement, in its results to the Planter Is Zuva
lent to his baviI purchased Of Plantation, Negroes
&C. productive tina those ne work and while his
Spinning interest will prove his diversion, IL will be exempt
fro and snxieties inherent TO planting gahe
and bailiDg up crop.
by TERAs-MachinerY AETIcLE, but for good ac
cepts cangrant reasonable facilities ard for the RIGHI
OF the PATRET to be paid TO each OF tn hE
five years. the the yarns bring gnned cotton
with nsuring the payment should the plantation
change PROF KietOrs. 800.
Propostions Pl" nters he made and to kroW
cost of the Machinery their part ular case they
omit TO state has been the unber Of pounds Of tibet
eroD-or many pounds Of yarn day thev must spin
aprS-Iy GEO. g. HBNBY, Mobile, Ala
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.
NEW ROUTE no MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIME THEEO, e5 HOURS
FENRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Mem a0~T1
r phis and make close connection with trains
IN Nashville and Chattanooga abroad al Steven -.
son. Through Tickets from Nashville % Memphis sold fer
st2 Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, p
Irain which arrives Stevenson at IS, A. Ne. and
nects with Trains for Memphis. delay except in chang
NJ G. L. ANDERSON,
april3-tf Ticket Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18

CIR OVER & BAKER
SETTLING NA(HINE
FOR FAMILY SEWING AND
MANUFACTURING,
A Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

DUBL patronage the best sVi ienes Of merit Thsss
Machi res, alike victorious prejudice and compscn
In Manu ctoFies Workshops, and Families, now justly
JOY Universal favor than has been bestowed upO2
any Mach To merit continuance Of this patronage
the homes ambition Of the PrpOristors.
REAsOss iFHE sRoyEa & szKEk NAcusH Unvss
. SALLY PRRszazED PoR FAMILY sEuus.
lS Il simple easily kept in order than anE
other MAJ hine.
Cd H akss sseam which VIII rip rsvel, EhOagA
every thii stitch IL cut.
3D. HsWs Rom two ordinary spoos, and hus all troubls
Of Windps thread s avoided while the Maehns
be sdapts pleasure BY mere change Of spOos, 70 Al
4th. Tn Machine silk linen thread and com
spOo cotton with equal facility.
5th- Hi s elastic the most elastic fabrs. 90
that Isl from al liability break In Washing ironing
or otherW q. ..r--.
6sh II stitch made By this Machine s more beautiful
than any faher made. either b. hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
OPPOkTuNI rY 10 LAND RIVERS.


WE for sale about 1900 Land L1nCreek
w about l6 miles North Of Nashville. large portion Of
the well imbered; splendid Saw Mill, propelled
BY neyer-ailing stream Of water; many convenient
and comfortable Improvements; whole Tract spleDdidy
waered and capable OF making eXcellant Stock Farm.
There The Mill Yard from $4,000 to 49, 600 worth of
eawed TIMBER more wagon and teams, Stock hogs,
CATTLE &C., &c with every article necessary to carry
such establishment To enerprising business this
altogether Offers splendid opportunity to make
profitable In vestment.
TERMsThree equal payments in 6, 70 and "a months sat-
sactoy secured, payable in Bank with interest," and lien
retained as usual. Apply TO
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