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loohs up 10 him with something Of wopder, .
: superior being. And he 10 his sspssieg.--
That problen lies there, great ealf yss1oe-
day. That boy that did II r. klncslf ~
taken stride upward, and, Whit 10 bst1ss
still, has fained strength 70 TAKE other nd
better ONES. The boy who hss waited 70 -
others do It has lost both streasth and couP-
age, and 10 already looking fss soae good
excuse to give up school and study forever.
Remember, Do il yourself !--(Cincin. Com
mon School Journal.
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Republican Cepye.,,on.

A Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
will be held At CMARLEaTON,o on aAT.
U0DAY, JULY lIsA. at II O'Clock, NJ, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates to b. sup.
ported at the August election. All opposed TO the
further extension Of Slavery are invited to attend
By order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP vIHLE, Chairman.
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Heb Pres.fer sale.

We have for sale Job Press OF Mon
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now NO further occasion for it. II
could be made very serviceable in country
once, and We will sell it at bargain.
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able a. much cheaper means Of raising any
quantity for the use Of our city perhaps ~
cheaply a. it is now done in Philadslphia--
whore the total cost 10 less than ten dollars
per day Mt the Fairnount Watsrworks, a.
elusive Of any interest on the cost Of the
works.
1t may be true that "the citizens Of keo-
kuk sciu Be satisfied il they can get water a.
cheap as they do in St. Louis and Chicago"
but they ought not to be IL there 10 way
open to them to get 1t much cheaper. Nsi-
ther St. Louis nor Chicago has the chance
for the water power which 10 daily visible to
US, flowing majesticalty BY our Gate City. IL
|. to be presumed that this will be allowed to
run to waste for ever?
&c We need and must have waterworks."
Agreed and our City Council have directed
advertisements for proposals. The time il
very limited, but perhaps there may DO
enough proposals to choose from presented
within the time. II there 10 no At and res-
sonablo proposal With the time named, I
suppose it to be in the power Of the Council
to defer making q contract until they do get
such proposal. Ihave no personal feeling
in the matter, but trust that no such import
ant measure viii be hastily adopted.
INauIRER.
am doing now what never did before
answering an article over gentleman's own
proper name, under an anonymous sigma
ture; but feel assured that no improper
motive will be attached to the act. My ar
gumsnt is not designed to be personal, but
to reach to the merits Of the proposition un-
der discussion,
A Democva On the Comstitutton.
The TT. Madison Plaindealer has an arti-
Gle near Ave columns long, In favor Of the new
Constitution, contributed BY member OF
the Convention, and, in the words Of the ed
itor, entitled to the careful consideration Of
the Democracy.
The writer closes a. follows:
In the foregoing article, the leading fea-
lures Of the new constitution could only be
examined. Some OF the aoiess ana most re,
liable Democrats IN the State, parteapsted
in this work, and gave the instrument its
conservative character. 1t 10 entitled to IN
honest examination, ana snould not % put
down by mere clamor and appeals to parti-
xan prejudice.
Because the hepublicans NAG : nominal
maj ority in the convention, il 10 no reason
that Democrats should assaii the new Con-
stitution.
Because majority OF the Democratic pa
pefs attack, ana the nepublicen papers oe-
lend It. furnish no reason that u should De
rejected. Dictssion to, oroi, newspaper 10
equally Objectionable;
The attempt 70 make the vote on the new
Constitution party question - most impo.
lite ana unfortunate. some OF the oest
working Dsmocfats IN the STATE votsd Tor
Articles most bitterly denounced oy Demo
cratic presses, VIZ on tne Dill OF rignts-on
edncation-on corporations. - II the IN
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Excursion TRIPS I!
THE NEW
STEAMER HAMILTON HELr.T

WILL make a Exoarsou Trip 70 Nauvso. On
w Sunday the 18th, leaving the wharf ct Half
Past One o'clock r NJ, remaining 81 Nauvoo Two
HouRs, returning at in the evening". Tsre-Pif,y
Cents for the trip.
She will also make trip TO W srssw on Monday
evening next. leaving ~ and return Ing ct 10 or
ILL., p. NJ fars-Twenty Ave Cents.
The proprietoss wish 1t distinctly undsrstooA
that disorderly conduct will be allowed On board
the boat.
For tickets. (Which must be secured before the
time 81 starting apply on board, or at the once u
the Company.
jylld2t K.kH.FAN, ca.
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No l1uM0U0s
o. n. Perry haf seastitstsd eco. ". MC0RAnY
Ais lavfsl Attorney, 10 sell n any eas aeising -
parsAaas property los astasl inDssveasal, dasiaa
kis ahssnse East, $3.50 IL ths most aesisaAae ~
pesy within The city linits, spoa tess whiSA vilI
aeerd any ess desiring y % % n oppefssn3ty -
secure Aens IL ths most beaasifai pass = III
inquire It ~ oales Of MccnAay 1suea, -
Third street, bstwsea Main Jehnsos.
iy1 az G. q. Y111Y.
IL 1rn Of 9. x. voesAiss : Co.. wesy - ~ 1t
day Of Jsly, 1897. daily dissol vsd. 1he hasinan
will hssalssr - carried on 1pdsr ~ 1870 e
Jsiy 9. 1887. c.K.Ay.a. vO01al0.
8otol for Rant.
s1sHH sLAWRSNCk HOr1L." ~ = ssssss
u seastvustion q Laufssss, will ~ u gss1i-
ssss ~ ~ md fos rsat on o. abost - ~ # -
This 8 aAss shrse story bsiek s1tass, sssiakSl
snd sonstsueted with rcfsrencs y sssvsaisnss ~
taots.
he sssslss daily trains II the X. ~. ,. . y.
T. n. ssv ssaaiaS = the plsss. sosetAss WITH -
raAistioo ~ travel 70 tafgy pcops q sartu1n11a9
seantsy. = we'll - The iual dsasad fes 1as-elaG
Hoesl = Lewssass. saaaot fail 70 sssufs III ri
Asnse : lasDs patronage In eeansssis4 With ~
pssntses thers II also beiAs erected ssn0sel1es
ksisA Livery Sssbls for The acssnno19 49, = -
Aosss.
10 . sompe,ent and rsspeasibls psEson ~ ahsvs
propsrty viii b rented % very fsvetsbls tesns.
=. = Sono:
Kssksl. Iews. Julys, isss-1Aw
- BU0KtN0i[AA GO. Ave = IslIaa Fosy
". they viii ell shsae. 1tt.
1@Possans - eAa Ru6lAsI
$500 REWARDl
NEW wH0Lu6ALs AND RkTAIL 1LOuR AID
Fed HIO11i
s0y1H saAsnisssa viii pay ~ sAevs sssssa =
sell ehsanor thaa ~ 60 . & Ne n nsin - KNn
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MarrleA,
10 MI Pleasant, GU the "a day Of July, 1857, BY
the keA. TAeo. Packard. ChAuncsy NAsA, Rsq., u
Mt. Pleasant, lows, TO Miss Abbis Hartman Of
Phlsdelphis.
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TelesrapA News.

NEW YoRk, July 9.-Auother riot OCCUR.
red last night in the llsh ward at Msckrell-
Vile the scene Of the robbery Of Sunday in
the 2ud Avenue cars. The police were a.
tackled, and used their pistols in defence two
or three rioters were shot, and the disturb
ance finally quelled.
The bark Panchita which arrived here on
Tuesday from the coast OF Africa, in charge
OF British prize crew, was yesterday libel
led, and is now in custody Of the U. s. Mar
shall.
Advices have reached here Of the ssisure
on tho African coast Of the brig Adam Gray
on suspicion of being Z SLAYER the brig for.
merly sailed from New Orleans. She VA
captured BY the schooner Psenslhess.
The board Of eoanoil0ea last evening -.
I'D, BY large majority, TO surrender thu
police stations to the metropolitan commits
sioners.
Correspondents Of the Tribuns.1
WAsaINcroN, July 8.-Three members Of
the Cabinet expressed regret that Govsrnos
Walker throws the Official weight in the soal.
Of submission Of prospective constituents Of
Kansas, TO vote Of the people. Gen. Cass
on the other hand, regards such Submission
~ unavoidable.
WAsaINGroN, July 9th.-The Navy depart
ment, this morning, received letter IRON
Capt. Hudson, Of the Niagara, dated Jan,
9th, in which he says have the honor e
report that ship load Of the telegraph cabl,
hos just been got along side Of this shiy
which we shall at once commence coilins Ia
TO the forehold. We have = promise Of
second vessel, now nearly full, on tho 3lst
and shall commence coiling from her int.
the ward room tier aloft, during the time il
which we shall DO coiling from those vssssl'
we shall coil 100 miles in "a hours, a. state,
in my New York letter Of the 22nd met, til,
two vessels above referred to bearing Oh 75(
miles Of the cable.
NV ORLEASs, July 9.-The ere to-da,
consumed the whole OF the 6rst block IN;
two stores on the second-nine stores alto
gether. Total loss 1885 900, mostly in
sured.
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Do IT YorRssLvxs.--Do not ask the teach.
er, or some classmate, to solve that hard
problem. Do it yourself. You might .
we'll let them eat your dinner - do your
sums for you. Il 10 in studying - IN eating /;
he that does it gets the benefit, and not Be
that sees il done. In almost any school, /
would give more tor what the teacher learns,
than for what the best scholar learns, simp.
~ because the teacher 10 compelled TO solve
all the questions for the lazy boys.
Do not ask him TO parse the dikcult words,
or assist you in the psrformancs Of your
studies. Do il yourselves. Never mind,
though they look - dark - Egypt. pon't
ask even hint from any one. Try aS4ln.-
Every trial increases your ability, and you
III. nua,iy succeed by dins OF the very Wis
dom and strength gained In the effort, even
though At 6rat the problem Was beyond your
skill. Il is the stady, and aot the answers,
that really rewards your pains.
Look At that boy, who has succeeded, a..
tor six hours hard study, psrhsps; how his
large eye 10 liz up with proud 10y q 80
marches to his class. He treads Ike ! CON.
queror. And we'll be nay. Last night his
lamp turned late, and this mornipg he walk
cd II dawn. Once or twice he nearly save
il up. He had tried his last thought; but !
new thought strikes him, and he pondsrs the
last process. lie tries one more, and suc.
ceeds; and now mark the air Of con-
scioas strength with which be pronouncsu
his demonstration.
His poor, weak schoolnats, Who gave up
that same problem, Aftsr his nrst trial, now
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oy the death Of Mr.. T. r. Mead.
ths ea.ln:'s viii be carried on % assal-Ar
John o. Mead. Of Philaaslphia, being this day I'D
United AZ equal partner.
jylld3t JAS. p. MEAD.
Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
COED sssorsnest Of The "a
LUHbER rlous quaiities. lengths and
thickness.
A Fair assortment on hand
JOiSTs. and bills Allied 1t saw mill
prices.
snA.runn. 6ood-sissd piles Of the con-
! mon lengths and sizes.
LATIN. SAVED and eas--us isths very
cheap.
sMlr0LEs. Pine. Poplar aad Cotton.
SASH. FROM smallest ~ largest siss
oSoss. sn: .a end I::[f'. slAss. aaiaa1
aa.xADs. kaaaiag - anAisnsy.
n MI saAAllsf vAisA asAasass sAssubsesibsr viii
n ssli n his yards On the
Corasr Of Eighth and Blondeev sss.,
opPosnA fuBLic SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Aaiisoad sts., faeas r.
Fl. b. n. \. y. Dspot,) - lev - thsy EN- b
bought In the city; and 81 bis Branch Yard ss Far
nisstca, With sost IT trsssportatiss aaasd. Or
dsss Allied from the county asd shipped y aay
| citation % the railroad 1t the lowest rates.
jylldiy ,. y. KELLOGG.
Valuable Puhalcssioos.
'INHE Loudsa Lancet: . Journal ~ Aeaieine.
Chemistry. Literature, Criticism, ~, IL
JAY.
Hunts Merchants Maea.ins. for JAY.
d. Bows Review and Industrial Resources. II
The Scslpel: edited By =. H. Dixon.
The liortissltssists : Journal q rssal art Ard
| taste.
Together With tAs prinsipel
Agricultural, Medical ea1 Scientific
DOMINATE If NJ tInfi "A TAT anA
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SciEscR APPLIED TO FisHrNu.-The Norwe-
gian government has contracted for LAYING
submarine telegraph wiro along the coast,
embracing the principal herring fisheries
The object 10 by stations connecting with the
fishing villages on the shore, to advise the
fishermen the approach and locality Of the
various shoals Of herring, that their boats
may be directed to such points wi,hoa, de-
lay, and thus enable them to capture the
Lab before they make their escape elsewhere.
This is fishing made easy.
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BANK DISCRIMINATORY the recent
failures OF corn gamblers in Chicago was
tina: Of e. r. Hinckley / Co., who were own
ers or part owners Of the Bank Of f. r.
Hincklsy, Platteyille, Wisconsin. Ia con-
sequence OF their failure, the notes Of this
Bank are discred.ed here, but We think
without good reason. The Bank was organ
lied under the Law Of Wisconsin, which re-
quires more security than any law in the
Union.
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Dtssolusien - 20
sISHE CopArtnership heretofore existing under
1 the name Of J. r. 4 =. r. Mead, 10 dissolved
by the death Of Mr.. y. p. Mead.
Tbs bisinsss will be carried on % uesal-Ar.
John 0. Mead. Of Philaaslp hia being th.s dAy ed-
mitted as equal partner.
jylld3t las p MEAD
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60 The Warsaw Journal says sour city
Council has Issued the balance Of the $780,.
600 bonds, to the NJ. L W. v.R. r., and put
them in the hands Of the Commissioner, 10
meet the payment on the iron, which is ex-
pectsd coon. We understand that the iron
aud rolling stock will be on the road, be-
tween this city and Carthage, in September
next
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am doing now what never did before
answering an article over gentleuan's own
proper name, under an anonymous sigma
ture; but l feel assured that no improper
motive will be attached to the act. My ar
gumsnt is not designed to be personal, but
to reach to the merits Of the proposition un-
der discussion,
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n 19oA11I 6 Law, xSS&uk. Lea. o. y
- nsst osildiaG s1st.. -. 1aia - JsAmsos
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on the superstition Of no increase Of inhsbit-
ants, the cost, on this principle, would be
$4,000. If the city should buy the works
at tina, time, they must pay said sum - the
cost; making total actual cost Of 81, AGO.
900 to the city and citizens, leaving out Of
the calculation any little balance on bonds.
Or, in case of the gradual increase Of popu-
latioD, rs assumed, the total cash payments
BY the city at the end Of ten years would be
81 ,255 900, which being assumed - the cost
to be paid BY the city for the purchase, would
make $2,5l0,0oO, without any balance Of
bonds, as the actual cost from the beginning
70 the city and citizens.
The question ~ to the policy Of the city
IN regard to purchasing the watsrworks,
which they would have already paid for them
selves on any Of these terms, 10 another mat.
ter. II, as it is understood, the works are
to be surrendered without any further pay
ment on the part Of tho CITY at the end Of
twelve years, it would be prudent to wait
un,il.h.t period arrived, &C: .hea lake lasm
But why speak about the city reserving q
right to purchase them within that period, q,
cost, II the cost il to be rendered 30 great b,
the manner Of arriving at it7
| WHY .ramusl the city for twelve years .
all? Why not secure such works - vii
serve for reasonable popalstion-say 80,
ooo TO $4,000. arranged so .ha. they can b,
enlargedy
i There is one good reason Why our cit,
ought not 70 so to . great expense for en-.
g'nes and engine buildings, namely, thai
long before the expirstion Of twelve years
We may reasonably e.lcula.e upon the watsl
power Of the Mississippi being made avail.
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= olUl1 = gsAising fssm ba1iaeos veu1a -
sooo11nno soonen1 HI lng1Dee pnstn1s. u, Il.
Valkees - tAels ~ friends - sSsesnss0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
vvJRNrTpRE, NO.

HNAMxLIrD AND CoTrAeB yuRrIruRK -suYss y
~ suses IN every color, beautifully decors fro-- 80 up
wsrds, ne old manufsctory, 81 Srosfwsy, bet~.es
Housscr and Hleecker streets ooors csrcfnlr rarsed
N cpunny =. PfUUru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

rn xoprorr srRrET CORNER % BROoMs-pyO-
% lessor Lis5N ssror l. The eny pcrsqn :hbs
cy sbe Ia tell The past ant and fnnye evens 81 lie
lsdes 81 cents; gentlemen, 81 Time Of bSh required
I'm SPRING ~ hnss -otAiHvos Aros-nNa pup-
IIU MOrrR few west Of bruedw ny, ths sns
~ss.i r,sttcaI business ciarvuys All A.
sasss d,scnvs cored, cwAbe Vneryns sytss a.
ahss~s fends -, sSH ssssfaeaos xrArAsiess o.
pay.
mar WospaR or ran wOs LID o. 00 IN upYnaar~
h, AIRY person who Madame tis1a - A..
"a ssyoioVy stas~rueota ~
events sruush Ute partcnl1y marriages deshs sssenS
brenda lawsus ard irsyox.ar -
P-Nadane G. " the only persoa IN the Tinted psSa ",
nn give lucky Prize numbers Shs Also vAvrsns u sure Al
dsrss~~ psriculsry consnmruon livr cnnpasnss sr,s
orst Of rneunsns ks DAN Ind sa.iufy yur~~tve
nestdercs % Orchard street
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Grand EXPOSITION or
" rreoeh hovers,
FeAlr-s cAerfje
Ornaments fer he hs,s,
tuiorers stra~ rocSs AZ.
HOMER 4 TRrCEUs,
Sc Broadway, gsx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

no PHYSICIANS AND DRU33IErS-DRU9 srORn
fer ssls in sorEve neatly ntied MP, well stocked And
IN extensive outdoor and co9n, practice cheap for cAsA on
val exchange for farm In Southern Iowa, Satisfactory
for ling Inquire OF MONTGOMERY. third svs-
berweep eishix first and R'shss- second sareea
1yO CAKPEsTsgS AND SASH M.EERs-FoR SALE.
iornnr and scroll machine, nearly IN
quire al nc Wes: Thirty fourth street.
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ICoR sALE-AiysRY PRETTY COTTAGE HaUsx ANT
o No. IL Tesi Thirty third str 'e said house Ia hee
stories with base IN hns oc.on and perfect order
sash balance bond and FOR further particulars
inc tire o. JAAsS H. TAYLoE broker lbs chatham square
corner Few Eowery.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04
Selecting Seed Corn.

All practical farmers are aware that
great care should betaken in the selec-
ton of seed corn, not only in selecting
the finest and most perfect cars, but
in discarding even from such ears the
smaller and ir?cgularly formed grains.
This process Of selection steadily con-
tinued for a series of years, would I'M
doubtedly increase both the quality and
yield. Some growers have claimed
that the seed cars should not be sclcc-
ted at harvest time, but at an earlier
date, and that those which ripen first
should be preferred. We suppose two
kinds Of cars ripcn before the gener-
al crops, viz: those which are largest
and most perfect and aportion OF those
distorted in figure; the latter should
be certainly avoided. When fine fruit
is required it may be obtained by the
removal Of part Of the crop, and why
should this fact not be applied to corn
raised for seed. Suppose stalk hav-
ing two or more fine ears. why not re-
move all but the largest, when partly
grown, and thus cause the remaining
ear to become more perfect for seed
corn! We have never tried this sys-
TEN, and may be wrong, but we sug-
gest it to avail of the views of others.
Seed corn, when selected, should new
or be kept in close barrels or bins, but
should be hung up by the husks which
may be stripped and planted together.
Ed.
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EAST TENNESSEE
WI a. r. BL e w ORKS
BY CHARLES SCHMITT.

IL KNOXVILLE. ..,..,...,.,. Tennessee.
Continues the business Of Marble Manuf6c.
turing at the old stand, djoining William
Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on CumLcr.
land Street, opposite the Coleman Houso
and west of Coilln's old stand, where he
keeps constantly on hand large Ossor,mcn,
Of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grave.
stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, Of tho
latest style, and of the finest and best Eas,
Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken Of
here and elsewhere.
He has had experience in Marble Manu-
featuring for the last twelve years, especially
in the largest cities Of Europe, and in the
United States; he fatters himself that he
feels able to fill all orders concerned Within
above business 10 satisfaction, at short notice
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Drawings of the above work will be sent to
any Post Office in the State so persons abroad
have n chance to purchase by letter, as well
as if they were here personally.
UHIF The East Tennessee Marble Works
received the premiums offered by the Fairs
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 3d. 1856
and at Knoxville, October Both, 1855, for The
best work in Marble.
Refer to James Harris, C.. +. Embrey, B.
S. Templeton, Nathan Frzzell, and others, in
Winchester. G. M. FARMER, agent for
Franklin county.
Particular attention will be paid to boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb 1857 "
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The Hoo CnoLERA.--A Simple Rem.
edy.-Thc disease know by the above
name, and which is almost annihilat-
ing the porkers in some parts of the
country, it is said can be cGectually
and speedily cured by a very simple
remedy. 1t is no more than by tea
spoonful of coperas, dissolved in wa
ter and mixed with the animals food.
--Pnsbn,g Dispatch,
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04
NcU and Extensive stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VNVyN FpADgAGN

AZ COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE.

A. COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE.
have just received large supply of Fall
and Winter stock of Boots, Shoes and Bro
gans for city and country trade, to which |
invite the especial attention Of Merchants
and others who purchase by the package or
dozen.
The best and most fashionable Shoes, Of the
latest styles, and very beautiful for ladies',
misses and children.
GentIemens Super French Dress and Dou-
bic Sole water proof Boots, Shoes and Caters.
This description of stock cannot fail to please
in quality and price.
Heavy stock of every description of Calf
and Kip manufacture tor men and women's
V car
Negro Brascns, single and double sole, and
Mud Boots, extra size.
Sole Leather Trunks, Valiccs, and Travel
ing Bags, &c, &C., all of which will be sold
OF very low prices. JOHN RAMAGE.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04
MANSION HOUSE,
Nashville, Tennessee
Market Street.
Ttco doors North Of the Square,
nppnSIrE THE INV

Nashville, Tennessee.
w. l.. BERRY, having taken charge of
this house, is prepared to accommodate all
WAo may favor him with call, with good
rooms and board at about halfthe charges OF
the large hotels. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended,he soicits a
continuance of the same, andbopes togivc en-
tire satisfaction. Good accommodation for
horses.
0~sF House open at all hours. md meals
furnished to suit Railroad time. NJ
February l6, '5G--tf.