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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTHMi

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
r4| MUTUAL SYSTEM.
A. meeting Of sss,d Of p,r,s..r, far An. Me- v
Ls fsssranes Company 81 Capitol In N. cur Of E<h.
held 90 rhsrsisy October 1887 so-i.s vas
aasplsd
srannsd the and exhibit nsv Yosl L Inr.r,p
Company, for the half ending Jaly 1857 and A.n
sAdsd v ne prspsross eousos. eorsny 20 m,
and the connuny New Yorl In.
Company sxissancs r N y..r an. A.
capital iavsussd In ~ s,ses
and Bond, and sorxsEvs Real uo., pre
eensat Of The insured snd hsvs than thirty D.,
20, % the prsaian these nv.s.ss, I'M
ois A the Law Of Nsv rort requires additional s,sur,,y
hat eoo0oo hail dspossd Cou psro.r y, M.
any lawful deusnds which hs Company nay 10 pay.
". attention The objects Advantage Of In.
Insarsne. x, forth By this Ins,iutioa.
rwEsTY:HFrH sEMI.ASSUAL REPORT.
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Pad io.... sy dea,h interest On div'assds.
and all other sxpsnsssL... ....... ha.sst II
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THOSE desiring Information regard sas,ee, Of IA. r...
rance would d. vel 70 call The Of the Coupsny
vho viii then any sfSrnates may Be desired or for r.
ference, apply to either member Of ne Local Board.
GRO. wrrHE hUHroRp, Esq, Prs.ldens
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FALL TR ABE, 1857!
mo-, AD1E DC GRAY.

N IT X ID Il, 1857!
AD1E DC GRAY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
NO iU WEST MAIN srkEET, RICHMOND, VA
Avn IN store and q
- lecied assortment DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
DYE srufFs, WINDOW GLASS in
Superior Indigoes; best Ombro MAdders
SIP Carb soda, best New Castle
sal Soda Extract Logvood Coehlnel
Blue Vitriol; Lac Dye; Alum; Copp<ras
Cream Tartar, Tartsrie Acid Citric Acid
Opium; RlubArb, powdered
flour Sulphur; Roll birthstone; Refined Oamphor
woods Refined Borax; CASTLE Snap, white md notified
Yankee, Military and other Shaving
Camphine; Burning rad; spts Turpeniine
Alcohol; Narnahes, Of ali grades
Lnseed, Lard, SOLAR sperm, and Tanner.' OH.
Zinc Paints, French Am -
Lewis White Lead. dry nd 10 oil
Red Lead; Litharge; yerdgrs; yermillIon
Chrome Green
Paris Green, OF bsst qlaity dry q
PlAek Pepper Ansplc,; Cloves cinnamon
Macs' Numegs; Ginger, ground and whole
English, french and American hdstArd
Best Table OH, In bottles and caaes
olVe Oh for manufAeiureFs'
And general assortment Of all the popular
WITH ags and choice selection Of Engh
hs Tooth Nall and other Brushes India rubber. Ivory lion
and Buffalo Dressing aud Pne Tooth Combs
perunsry 10 great variety All Of which they
terms for the
ton. ADIE A GRLy n,,--t.,.
No. ain street.
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CABINET FURNITUREI

DUNLOP, mONCURE a Cs.. ask the AZ.
- tenton Of dealers to the 81 H. w NV A
SONS SICK OF Groees, Ae commencing lOA O'clock hi.
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- RICHMOND MADE
n NALL and examine al Ro.e
~ wood PATlor Sets, which s-IinF y-T
low, with all other kinds, gany Wal e
nu % uage chante Sets. BsdsteAds chsirs. &e.
For bargains, call on BINgoRn poprrp
UNDERTAKING, In all It's branches. attended,
20 A. al h"yrs We keep con tAn;y hand large aSs1
se ''d''e 6"T'dl ss,e'. Mahogany and Poplar ooGn,
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AN EVEN TEMPER ALWAYS
desrabie and may readily be acquired By Of
ordinary selfconrol, provided he scted
other oathsnme disease
living Church Ill., aEue FEVER
ID Tor NE disease called In phyeAn h<gan aa
nns caiooei and other
erpon, nrnhed him nth altar month. without
iehtest relief he their
resorei to h.KERs hIrrERsa lev bottles Of which xpeed
Ease from the system and AIDE perfect Of him
The eo h;.te OF this gntl has
rioas oeessions a.d he veil nor
VIII doubt s oorree We have Brs
aud u,d on farms In Eastern Virginia where
visitors Summer and Ps wherever
recording dretons they
.i,out
At once and obtain relief
Prioe % cents bottle.
To be had Of Purcell LAdd
and The principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond
N Va; also. by Meksrs O. sto Warrington eiy, d. O..
IT, stabIer Co., Baltimore, and Of Barnes Park York
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GREAT SOUTHERN
Q J. Q L H N Or HOU SE
VISITORS TO THE FAIR, 1851
KEEN, BALDWIN A. Cn

GREAT SOUTHERN
Oh Q i H / N Or lou Sc.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR, 1861!
KEEN, BALDWIN a. co.
aaop .qe 10 ,S q your WAITS recently received
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
S e to show The largest and mos, attractive
eqaasd asniTe DIZZY sUcossTUa HnrDs 81
@ s:f: a s h s St .na a. .sS
The iarrs stock, Lasi styles Bassaini All Sso.
0ess KEEN BALDWIN CO.
GS 5Sf6S.,T An sa,.. TENNEsSEn RAILROAD
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oct ' S9 S PsSasa 81 ss e
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bssa6sr s he 81 G az a.so n ns on
esSDi s Ssees e " 10. Sat. e. wi saa
o s no, S.1 en-, prnas Ill be charged
see Sc, e ySa,.s,ys Al o. ne notes Of Vrai
80, eHHRtss aaRrwrLL,
ee1o lis Broad st. opposite Broad I-rtH Hotel.
WANTED TO RENT-A wo0LEs FACTORY. Win
one SET, q ,chnsy running eSdsI or ssts
The Yah an interest Can bring Ih
s sHS;Hs e SSS q P aps
and r'' fhiAdeipha "a. vito descriptions
- .o -. oc26-u2ily ri
NoTICE.-Th. und.r.snsa vm :. open The -
SI-or Sss "a pScsSr sns wa rS.Ss cooked
81: Se es' Or sy he Fst:s Ss
quantity Drop in and try IN arrangement :" A''
eeae-s, Corner Main A .ad is5 a .sas5t.
NGnTHERN APPLEs.-5s bbl. Rose, OK, and % CT.
. Whole boxes s i. S.q' Ra.u.
q DO do bineh do
10 Ssis NeS va cider aG DO
,.oe ., Per steamer Jams''Own, for sal. By
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE aUCTIoI
wsr proSoSo 5es o. the Great Court otPaee IA
,h The ism Noysmber ISL sell on s S.1
RSse s1sin The tract o. I.ad shh Bsujaaia D.
TIL, L, sni Is. in q. Of Peco Ed-ard In Quarter Of
se pcron o. !, ~ voo good dwelling house nsoes
IL -l be sold on credit Of and years in,.ept
f pashA'sr Q give Sanda With good security, The
oeae -a..la. JoHs TaoRsros %, c0a R1,a
DULL ~ xn re nHANDY, und,r Custom House"
oe2e Lac. q. DAVENPORT
(s shn.ss =, PowDEnED, .A,""Hp AND .C,,
oS2s I.LG ,. DAVENPORT
1nn BALEs COTTON YARNS, Tor s.I.by
80 oe1e l. 4 O. Davenport.
SUGAH.,ss HID, good Cuba Sugar
oe4o-H For sAieby LEWIS N. wEBB 4 CO.
MoLAssEs.-2o bids. prime Cuba add p R. Moa,,,,
otss-i- ''' prime Sy LEWIS " \ '1 %tSs 10
CogFEy.-soO bags prime no oes.,. for .al. By
& ,,ANDLEs.-iaoa ban bore. Aa.n.n,a, Candle,
es2s-Ix 'D A LEWIS WIS., \. wi %rB sGi 'e oo By
TAssERs' Ollie bbI' T.9o.... OF for .,i.sy
- soaros's hossE ro Sy fos * e 8h4&
os Of ,o sPS "a TI S1 Improving s eSo Na
bottom s.s Gall and see certificate. =,
% CT william ~ Bfo-o, @srsed Nth Ms sss ~ =.
70 ~ hen rsoS, N osn ars eouoy having ssy.
vi, s 400 Other points % whom ba. sent for dbu.on
st-daAsI, 'D RoSrSsos si,i R 20 SssS
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NY EHNU NWWEUHTN =
w WY tito Main IL IN 49,. 800
hing ck, strong durable warn and aenssft In ~ -. ~ -
nent ior mems and boys vear - - ." ~t-t'
Goals, Pants vests over Coss Easi.o. tu-..p.
cloves Hr Cosrs, Drsss sassender NecE re, 80
w. various QuatrH 81 A
-. - Al OF Hhh are Toe sale Al the possible pres
Customers are wanted ard Ne be sod Iss,bto. IL
Ne house Tor tale thsap "fJr cab" ''-S"'"s W
You can hnd shat you sant A. 10 Main a. r.
oc9i gROgftosa 4ueu.u ~
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CHAuoIs sEiNs, !,se as.. ot.lssy
~ o"a WM sATTLER 90, iii Msa q
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p. b. II RI g ELS.
100 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE AMERICAN BO1

n ADfEOANO VIEWS con X S0I.ES.
D a. gRtFKtfN "a call The customers
g-urf uppy o. tie above srticic.
fer h cold shou a6d prooure
tnfe, as COZ uestaer u coming oeqs
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r. ST. observation-disclosures - -
The viciuafling department III f(-Nl l. \
--NAN tahiahmens gill be Tesur1ad for he NAlI
49, winter season, Nsnday nsrt iph NlH
ost OyseTs' m every styv and ~ popular coess IN h.
ervei q ror notice Tea Cote ard Chocolate NE usost
hurh ~ Ths patronage q tae iads' eecisiiy suelt
ANpREw ANTOaf,
ocle-u n Nirhlas ssl,on
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LARGE STOCK OF
FINE READY MADE CIOTuINa
uNhb Weas receipts make stoct complete In &c. -
~ smallest % TIE Target sre ever srues on ant, @
pare OF Az We latest styles Of This Fas Fashions eonois.
pres. - q Busne 10, Over Coats and ssu snf gurns
1oo, o. sVsy Varsy No pairs has been spad 10 mare
soct ~ The hnesi and mnst choice goods pcbss.I - ~
l9Ees hEurss and vii be sold prices a. iii sos,s =,
orct oash price, ~ SOY eHy, exeepting AZ ms lin.
aim v.ni are Invited TO examine ny sioct.
-, J. D GOODMAN,
WI No. iIp Main street .
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land for SIZE,

By virtue OF decree Of the Chancory
Court at Winchester, pronounced at the
February Term, 1857, in the cause ]. r.
L. Faris, Administrator, &C., and others,
complainants against VIM. c. Faris and
others, defendants-I will on Saturday,
The 2SId day Of May, 1857, before the
door Of the Court House in Winchester
Tenn, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
upon a credit of one and two years lex.
cept enough required to be paid down TO
pay costs and solicitors fees) the follow.
ing tracts Of land: beginning on Rock
Creek, Franklin County Tenn, Of which
VIM. Faris died seized and possessed, viz:
one tract Of 100 acres, one Of 80 acres,
and one of 46 acres. Bond and security
will be required Of the purchaser and a
lien retained upon the land until the pur.
chase money is paid. If thought best,
said land will be divided in lots to suit
purchasers. t.. .
HU FRANCIS, C. & M.
Anr11 fde
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

hWpOFtHuC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To oil persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases, such as SPER MATORRHGA, SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CON
ORRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of
ONANISNl, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &C,
The Howard ASSOCIATION, in view OF he
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the receptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by Quacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q CHAR
TABLE ACT worthy of their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with q
description of their condition, Gage, occnpa-
ton, habits of life, &c.,) and in cases of eX'
treme poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MED
IcINEs FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
for the relief of the sick and distressed, at.
Aicted with "ViruIent and Epidemic Dis
eases" 1t has now surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend III
advertising the above notice. 1t IS needless
TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and Will fur-
nish the most approved modern treatment
Just published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanism. Masturbation or Self buse,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent
by mall Gin a sealed envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for
postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Con-
sulling Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2,
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
r'eb6 "
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lnaammatory rheumatism, it is said,
can be cured in short time by the
following simple method, which we
extract from medical publication:
Half an ounce Of pulverzcd sal'pe,
ire put in half pint Of sweet OIL
Battle the parts affected, and a SOUND
cure will speedily follow.
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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE.

MAYuRlNG.-- |, has been taught by
Professors Of Agricultural Chemistry,
and apparently on reasonable grounds
that the very worst way to apply
manure was to spread it out OH tn"
field and leave it exposed, II was ar
gued that this exposure caused n loss
Of ammonia by evaporation, hence
farmers were taught to pillow their
manures under as soon as applied to
the soil, under penalty Of losing a great
part of their fertilizing properties.--
An essay on this subject by DR.. Voelc'
ker, Prof, ofChemistry in the Royal
Agricultural College, at Cirencester,
England, contains statements that will
surprise cur farmers. He asserts that
no loss arises from spreading manure
on the surface ola field; on the con.
trary, he asserts that if spread upon
the field and allowed to lie until wash
ed with rains, it is more beneficial than
70 pillow it in at once. When spread
out on the field, fermentation is stop
ped, and volatile matter ceases to es-
cape. In the case Of clay soils, he re.
marks; u have no hesitation tu say
that the manure may be spread even
six months before it is plowed in, with
out losing any appreciate quantity of
manuring matters" This is important
information to our agriculturaliste, il
correc..-ScientIfc american.
-~-~--~t~~--~-~~---~>-~
SCARCITY OF FEED.-We have rarely
known a season when the scarcity Of
feed has been so great as at present.
Hay was sold on Saturday at 1925 per
ton from the wharf. In Missouri it is
still! more serious. Some heavy ship
ments have been made lately to st.
Louis. The St. Louis News, of last
Friday evening. says:
The scarcity of grain and grass in
the interior Of this State is a circum-
stance too well attested by the most
serious facts to be doubted. In some
parts of the State actual want is eX-
perienced, while, everywhere, farmers
are forced to a system Of close feed
ing to prevent their supplies from Civ
ing out. The winter was so long and
severe that ordinary s ocks of grain
have given out long since, and the abb
sence of grass occasioned by the back
wardness Of the spring and the pre-
valence Of bleak east winds is a want
severely telt--in the country in the
starving of cattle, and in the city in
the scarcity and DEAFNESS of beef and
butter.
In Galway and Marion counties
we learn that hogs are dying for the
lack Of something to cat, while cattle
are hardly able to sustain themselves
on dry prairie grass Corn is being
bought here in this city for feeding in
the country--a fact which tells in few
words the tale of scarcity.
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BREAKFAST CAKEs.--Tcn eggs, three
pints Of milk. quarter Of a pound O,
butter, two teaspoonluls of saleratus,
and white Indian meal to make a thick
batter, butter scalloped oval tins, fill
them two-thirds (they should hold
about pint0 bake for haitian hour in
a quick oven.
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1t is said that a small piece Of rosin
dipped in water which is placed in
vessel on the stove will add peculiar
property to the atmosphere of the
room, which will give great relief to
persons troubled with cough. The
heat ofthe water is sufficient to throw
of the aroma Of the rosin.
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The Knoxville Register says that
an unusually large amount Of Wheat
has been sown in East Tennessee
this season; and if nothing happens to
the growing crop, in view of the
amount that has been sown, it will
yield the people in the thirty counties
Of the east end Of the State two mil
lions of dollars.
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The Sun Flower--a protection against
Fever and Ague,


Lieut., Maury, Of the national Oh
scrvatory, in an article in Moore's Ru'
raj Ne,D Yorker, gives an account Of
an experiment made by himself the
past season to test tho agency OF the
Sun Flower as a safeguard against te-
YER and aguc. He found hisresidence
at the Observatory so disturbed by this
disease, as to require his family to be
away four or FIVE months of the year;
two or three relays ofwatchmen were
required during the sickly season: and
a stranger was liable to attack, by
simply walking through the grounds
after night, This was serious mat
ter. This strong man was not sutll-
ciently armed to keep his place, but
"a stronger than he comes upon him
and overcomes him." He very natur-
ally casts about him for some efficient
method Of defence. Walls and bat
Elements were protection, his watch
men were struck down in his presence,
and all common methods were of nc
avail. What was to be done3 He
has the subject before him for years
takes the advice of wise men, and at-
ter exhsusting all his resources, when
it might have been supposed that such
a prophet would do"some great thing
he takes his gardener and plants sun
flower seed, that, at the proper time,
he might have barricade Of sun flow
ers to keep off the chills
Attributng the sickness to malaria
caused by decay Of vegetable matter
in the surrounding marshes, he argued
that q vigorous growth ofliving plants
between the house and the marsh
would absorb and appropriate the gas
es evolved from the decay below
This view was confirmed by the
common remark that growth Of trees
proved protection in like cases; but
the trees at the time their services are
most required here, are preparing for
the winter, and not in a condition to
make themselves useful, twas there.
fore necessary to get up something for
the occasion. Something with size
and absorbing power which should be
in active growth at the right time
He takes hint now from an old wo-
mans fancy to plant sun flowers about
her log cabin, because they were
"health," or an old negroes notion to
to adorn his pig stye with the same
purpose.
A jewel on a dung hill is not or
that account the less a jewel to the
Philosopher, and he determines to test
its worth at any rate.
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CARpETs.-Do not sweep carpe

CARpETs.-Do not sweep carpets
oftener than is real y necessary. After
dinner sweep the crumbs into a dust.
pan with hearth brush, and pick up
the shreds. A broom wears carpet
sadly. The oftener carpets are sha-
ken, the longer they wear; dirt grinds
the threads out.
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Doy'T KILL THE BrRDs.- order TO
conyince neighbor Of usefulness of
birds, a farmer near Bighampton, N.
Y, last year, shot a yellow bird in his
wheat field, opened its crop. and found
in it two hundred wcevils, and but four
grains Of wheat. aud in these four
grains the weevils had burrowed.
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IMPERIAL GINGER PoP.--Cream OF
tartar, one h.. ginger, two ounces;
white sugar, seven lbs; essence Of
lemon, one drachm; water, six gallons;
yeast, half pint. Tie the corks down.
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as that clean butterl" said a person
some time ago to countryman who
had wagonful Of butter to sell in the
market.
Guess it ort to be- said the fellow,
"for it took the old woman and three
boys all last nigh, to pick the hairs out
ont"
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e.. Nj. FARM Err,

u. vi. EAkM Elk,
AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE 90 SQUARE,
Winchester, r.zlza Tennessee
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article in cabinet furnl.
ture at the shortest notice, either of his own
manufacture or Ct factory work. He is de.
termned that no one shall undersel him or
give moro inducements for custom. Any
article of his own make that does not prove
TO be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion Of the country without
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point of geutleness in any
country.
July IL, 1855. 1y
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HOUSE PAINTING,
r AP f RING AND GLAZI NC.
Winchester, Tennessee,

R. S. HILL respectfully tenders his seryi-
ces to the citizens of Winchester and vicni.
tv, and requests liberal share Of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him in the
past, he pledges himself to use every effort to
give satisfaction in the future.
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nP News items from the Cleve.
land (Tenn,) Banner, LIST inst:

land (Tenn) Banner. LIST inst:
"Although the spring has been back
ward the wheat crop looks as promis-
ing in this section as we have ever
seen at this season OF the year"
"Bacon is in demand in this market
nj twelve and half cents, and there
appears to be Il scarcity Of the article.
This appears to us to be a very fair
price for it, and holders might do worse
bv holding to it for u higher price"
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offer The above machines to the farmers
Of Franklin, and would say that | offer them
the best Thresher and Power manufac'nred in
the United States, and in proof of that fact
the above machines have taken premiums Of
all the State Fairs except New York. ! war.
rant these machines to give entire satisfac.
ton, else returned at my expense.
Dr.. S. w. HOUGHTON is my authorized
agent tor this county, and he holds himself
in readiness to make all explanations neces.
sarv TO the satisfaction of those desiring to
purchase.
CERTIFICATES.
This is 10 certify that we have used Vince
Ter. Meellck & Co.'S Threshers and they have
given entire satisfaction, and we believe they
are Il best Threshers in use.
DR.. w. P. Temple, w. s. Walters,
R. II. Temple, G. w. Bell,
H. c. Hurst, James 0. Glovil,
VIM. Hoover, Esq, Alfred Elliott,
Maj, C. P. Houston, John Knott,
Jesscy Phillips g. Ganbrel.
JOHN HART, Agent,
Shelbyvllle, Bedford Co., Tenn
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WcNinnville Inn.
w. W. NUNNELY, PROPRIETOR,

EAST SIDE OF THE SQUARE,
McMinnu,lle, Tenn.
This house has been thoroughly refitted
and contains large and comfortable. rooms.
Good accommodations for horses, and persons
conveyed to any point they may desire.
Charges moderate. July5 ly