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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO HARLEM AND MoRRIsANIA-
~ and fast steamer J. A. STEVENS VII leave every
pleasant sunday srer This date FOR the above acs ron %
foot Of Peck slip, every two hours ccnlnencingh ~ ~
leaving Harlem every alternate WI land ana receive
passengers Tenth Fare one shilling Stages
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
EaORsEs, CARRIAGEA 20.

2 HQRaEs FOR sAI.k-oNE VERY FINR BAH BI.AlK
Hawk horse, l5t hADds high, ak old Gce -
stylish driver and fast traveller perfectly sound and I'D
every reApee cart horse 10 hands hh years
old first rate worker also bay horse i5H hands h
eight years old sosnd and kDd and good driver Inquiries
The lumber ward f72 Monroe stres. Montgomery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

E1 ANN sTREHr.-MANUrACroRy OF PHKLANs
OO model billiard abies and combination cuaA,ous-fnes
reo.s ~ and 7s Brosdwsy.-PrrchAsers Ce csutscss'
name, and with he word mechanicar prefred Rsre6,
evsdins he av, and prAccrg Courageous sw,hs IRE.
tke pusnc nCuAE. Pftxf.AN P~s~niss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

CHARP's BILLIARD TABLE NANuFACroRY, is AND
~ M Fulton street where he has hand large assortment
OF al s1es with slate and marble beds and style Of
cushion, now preferred 70 any IN second hand tables
for sale cheap.
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOTS WILL. BE GIVEN
" 10 Western smgranis Mechanics and Others whs
IN the village OF sumner, Wood county. Wisconsin n b
OF the very best land In Wisconsin win be traded
dry Eoods clothing groceries, Ac fpm ~ 70 ~
more, desired Apply at the Northern Dspensary
Of wayeey place and Factory street. between the hours
Of and 3, for three days.
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il case l6 feet long by high; lying case feet long;
Broadway. third floor.
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THwEfRy VERY Low.-THE SUBSCRIBER. IN BUsI
In Wall street for the nineteen years IL suG
ste~rptons Of gold jewelry diamond rings and pns
Wholesale and retail at hess than usual prices. Ladies'
gold cameo mosas pearl carounoe and lava earrings
Diamond pins and rings.
LAdies' gold guard chains and chateaine chains.
Gensrnen's gold guard fob and chains.
Gold fob keys and SEALS studs aud sleeve buttonsL
Finger rinrr with stones. seal rings.
Plain gold rings pure gold wedding rings
Gold spectsces. gold eye glasses.
Gold thmbes. gold pens and pencils
Gold lockets tor dsguereoyes hair one two three and
four glasses
, Centemens pin. and scarf pins charms.
Gold pens aud silver holders
SILVER por,emosnacs silver napkin rings and uh knivea
ono. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and
Jewelry, wholesale aud retail, n Wall at,
Second 1oOr near Rroadwar
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NOR SALE-A BLACK HALF CAN EHAN HORSE 8Ix
years old rising seven this spring would make splsS
did family horse he traveller aud stands ~
hands high, warranted kind, stands without yn
Inquire the coal yard Is Batavia street. Roosevok
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USOR SALE OR TO LET-THE FIVE FIRST CLASS
four story brown some front houses, Nos LAB, i
la and lI8 Fourteenth street. Second with
all the modern improvements Apply 10 ELISHA BL0OMER
1e broadway.
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NOR SALE-A LADy'S SADDLE HORSE. BROWN
eight years old very stylish perfectly sound and 800
footed walk s.1 miles an hour PAGES and csners 49,
the saddle; lady ride him. PAGES In 80. tros -
wagon 81 mnutes cost the $266 msst be sah1g
pric 800 To be at knapps stable, Christopher skee
near Fourth, for three days. -" 'H n
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fyALIyoRNIA DIAhonDe-p1re q TO "a, ,Rrrea
~ - 70 SD earyngs - TO SD stsf.. - 70 Sla
brnsees neckaesa sleeve buttons, 40, By nall
pan OF The world. J. n. y. JACOBS 07 Broadway.
fyoMPosIrroN AND GOLD VEST NECK AND rol
~ chains warranted not 70 tarnsh The money reurued
price 81 ~ 81 and - % ~ "a Chains By MAI an
part Of he world ia n. r. JAcoBs. Sr BroaAwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

ANoTHrr or rHR Losr FAssssesse ~ vss 80
So, .x.y-r. -Tns me- ne OF "a q aesHsy" o0cufn,
.hs i. No con i ia,sn5ed for H,rsrc Hney, vn d
uy scxb Hadlsy, rvsiotre a ~ se1@'hsn svoe1e.
a. ~, ,af IN Csiscrp'n several year, Asd ~ NJ
,ns..,v .ra sros hss pyospessd m bic etfoWs
,s,suors gs vroe 70 BIZ mother sasi Ne sh,nh rssTr
,.s "a .se cent " Nee yc,v, vrb ~ n se>sL ~
..snrs him home Bat ola lnsesc Wa mosoess
a. irs. vbsn ihs sd nesstsms ,hs NE ssesmes vss
,g,hs ,c,rss o. huran osings that oesisaed, hey
49, ,,ae.slr am 0. ,hs nueses fhe sbooH usAyy
.s,~,s her ofn.cn foe sevsrn days; bus enc REVISED
.a'h., h,me vim 9 sycker hesr snd tod her ssosy.
- n nat me 70 ths she ns i,auisea hins hope snss
n.,.,ns, nse mis- sht pcss by haze beon eds he
y. ., /, rov nid- he 0sssut the parents Iona snort
.,,sos rave all vasaned ves aavs bet osher sons
y, s,oep nj end aaoher oss bee, issso a~sJ
~, m hem 10 with grs~s 81 DEAN.
rr-l, they are not deeply iin. ced : HUyrd r1ysss,
DS ~.
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hAkCHEsrsR nAHaBr.
TIE advcts nom Aanchestsr weic favor solo, and
prices we're nrmer gooss and ysros


hAscaEsrsR nAaGsr.
Tue Advices from Aanchester wefc favor soIo, and
prices we're nrmer tor goods snd ysros
LIVERPOOL BBEADsrUPys MARxRr.
Readsis fs nlosed dull and had 81 gh.y dsclr,ed.
ueUs Richardson Spence b 10 . circular rs3ors
Aem Gull, and Inferior qualities slightly declined whest
duh and In er,or qsal.s oeclinet ID a. Can se,iy
FlourWestsr csns, aos. 3is; o,io S2s 33.; Phh.
eelEh hia and Baltimore, ais als Cd Rod no I, H. Sd
8. 3D., end white, s. loi = 9s 81. Nix and 20 lov
n a7s Sd and white, ils ia Tue brokers oiscu.
lar quotes decline on the In uf OF Ia IN wheat,
Of I'd. Cd ard In com. ofIsA lie 81
LIvEaPooL PROVISION MARKET.
kessn BisIand, Asbyn %, siohArdAon, spouoo n
Co james Mcienry and others, quo'e-Bso quos and
heavy. Po'k quiet, but unchanged IN price Ban nrm
with advsecs nne qoaaiss Of L. Lard duh Al co.
7os 3D. Ta,low average basnas, wilhau. qoosabbo
chspge-butchers, Cos
LIvEaPoOL PRoDUoE AARzEH.
The Brekers' ana other circulars qios ashes 1yn, wNh
an improved demand, ., 4is o. 4A for pois aud A0g
d. ls. Cd. FOR pearls. Sugar dull and inosior quaNies
slightly lower Oofree quiet and d, oinsd slshuy RIO
steady and Carolina in reqaes n 2is Sd 25s ea.
Tea in little INQUIRY and prcos weAs. Rsia dsu; oom
mon 4s. ID; mecium, S. o. Cd. Tar and .urpoaune.
nothing doing Philadelphia bark, lls o l2s o. Bn
unore freely offered 0lE-Cod liser quiet, aElo Eio
Seal, s48 I;nSeed, dull Spirits urlonsine du, ., 39a
LIvEaPooL PaE,sHTs MAHxBr
Nssrs. Warren and Thsyer report rstss 70 Neg York
slghy declined, and 10 Boston hiae big 40 dry goods,
to New York, Ias. Gt It's 3D. hardware, I2s Sd barr
and rails, l2s 3D.. oystes, g. 3d. 7s PAsssnsers, 20
l0s. f3 los.
LONDON MA8Rgr5.
Nesns BArirs Bother repors-efssisiuGs aaies bu,
ssesdy. Iron dull and slightly lower; rails Aad iIn
81 ss OGoe heavy ~ decline Of . as. sugar steady
for the beser qualities, but ID. L. lower for
Tho inferior grader. Rce buoyant Bprls iw.
Tine . eady a 4os. 5slipet.e % 0, TIA 70 In suo
pqui'y, and proes weak TsroH steady Z. v, sas 3D.
Fhh Oils nominal LAnieei oil, 3se Gl.
uAvRB MaEaEr.
For tho week ending 9th instant, The sales Of cotton
IL eco bales, ii higher prces FOR all qaass, tho
market clsps qaet but steady New o:IoAnn ord,
raire, 1881. SOCK IN port, 7a,ooo baleI Bvads,ugs
were slightly lovor. Ashes duli And nominal
ocrae heavy. Provhious dcll and NOMINAL Roc quel.
susA- sieaay. Lard nrm Tsilow dropping rea dali,
bu. prices unchanged. whslsbore aaio,, bn, steady
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Posisicai Intelligence

sourH CAAoLnA Usrso 'rsns sasAroasnp In ooanec-
ton she vacancy tos senate Of hs Unted sAss 90
oasiopea BY The death Jodge Bco, Of soasn o0olna mo
pAmes Of following gonslomon have been sugsssod--
Gen James Hamilton, Hon. X. u Rheti, Ex Hov. J. H.
Hammond, Hen. r. W Poxens, hon J. L Orr. foo
John s. Preston, IL Gov j. L Manning, Hon Jausss
Chssaut or thsss, Gov. Hammond only has pubioiy
wiibdrswu hs u 3 undsrs.ood, however, ihAl NO
friends Of Coi orr do Intend p ess hin for he ro-
sent vacancy. Mr. Preston 81 present In Europe bot 10
have not heard that his r,me has bses iadravn.
hesss Hamilton, Rhesi, Picssns, Manning and uassaj
may be considered a. certainly In tso HeId.
kp~suT.-The election In this siatc hsa resulted In no
Of enro dc Docrasio delegation 70 Congress-
Tho folio -sg gent<mea eIeclsd First dstr,oA
l. c. Lamar; stoond dsuios, Roabsu D.rs rhlrd ~
uca, william D0 ksdae; Tourn dsi,lo, q. 4 grgisson;
FIN dhtrios, J. A. oaitman.
KGSsAs Lsersiafrr According to the hsst returns
received the lesiA,ure OF Kansas win stand olpws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

UTFTIhs 70 10 NVIfD Fok y HINAthufnrFA-Fho sm-
Gers enosrn In kasssosuse, 81 sns annual elecss,
November %, are the following -sias Governos, Leo
GOVERNOR secretary Of s,ase, rrsasures and Rs-
csser Gene a., Auditor. and Attorney General. nshs
oourcin 70, IN npsie districts, each dsvioa conpessd Of
G,s senaras disuc's Forty orr, To sinsss dhs,s
sobSrdred Sd forty rspressuia'ives IN disslca o.,
corp;y com missicrsv In each cosniy
PorrncAL DuIsouCr According to NE osssus q isss
there $4,000 lslecoo naive asd $4,000 safu
rsrsco) IN HE Sale The total vote On he rrsldsofsi
ticket In 1850 se7 GOO, leaving 1900 deHngssss
voters Tns vess this rs vil sos prossbJ szsvi $4,000
leaving zoo, 900 scssrs u hcms.
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LyssPooI, Oa lo--1 P. VI.
BessrL HchaSdson, Spence u %. rspoa Raj Tho ro
ceIpi Of the Persia's oAuIed decline la all quses
Of cotton.
sadstufs qniet and prioes steady.
Corn nrm.
Positions inactive ard prices steady.
Here, oxipg 10 the A,cnsm OF NO hour, wo wsYo
obliged 70 sose The report We will pnbn1n bsAsoo
Of II IN our aflcrl eoitbn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
City Politics.

T. Jones, Jr, presens oounoilman Of ths Forty sesosd
dhtrIc. vas aLimous'y nominaicd a. We democratic
candidate TO- tho Assembly LA bsht IN lhe Ninth as,ss,
which comprises the sx.ssnth ward.
JOHN J. Islliy nominated .or Aaeu bymAn 10 NE
Tourta ciatricl
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COMMERCIALLY INTELLIGENCE.

me Bask II EnslAnd bad sdvarced he rstss Tor dis
cousu 70 sin pcr cent Conros elosed ~ sax ASK for
money. Nessr. Bs,ng os quots nosey in soave se
msnd me bu loo In he BAsh Of England h.i increased
se.sfoo Bar suvsr o. iJsd.; eagles, 70, "a dollars
no price axsd.
Lo,Dcr, 0i io-l2h
oonsos closed A sss sax rov ~ oocy AMI socoaaA
AMsncAr sscuRiriga
nssrs BAShs sres 4 90 report AGerc IN ssoune,
without buyers nesr. Bel a % repWl su,s Stocks
generally unchanged, bal railway securities ragaay
lower
Illinois Central shares, per cent d,c,unt 70 ps. Geo,
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Hands In The c ana country.
tasnufsosurne exclasi gc'S fof the Osfcrpa msvret
In msnirg up the above table have been obnsed IN
give es0h the largest mber Of pcrsops repo-tsd
70 us, ~ which vii ne seen toas ont of ninety I've
places rercr CO. there usually about 3Dtss OF
work The books Of the dferens houses whcn 10
'stber Than fsir esmae, consie esng that per.
hsys fo fourth OF that nnmber Of
ed W hrce different shops % tnas the real
scr mol, rerh,ps, much tsesy thouss, hsnds In
TIM q and vicinity, sho mag be ssi dosp ~ ous Of en-.
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dersiooo ,bsi that -as tue op ",s desired. He gsve
10 understand thai he h,d nh with the sopont
irK over ~ Washington. Oae or two NJ the outs eFs
he's d. In. akbs sosk Ia the sa"k the Dlsa OF
erty, sssu'ed wet con have - 600 NJ $40 000
ipgKD
csrtair John Hunt, o. Rchmocd, Vas o~nsidsred Of
almost pr,ccets vKiue because reported that he
10 Ind,spsp s TO defeat the bl and Bank CON
p,ssioDers suihosiz of tao lobby 70 give HIM
$40 600 In Oh or $40 600 Tor they
have hin. Bot u sesms NAt hn incorupnh,e, FOR
We q Ab pAme recorded among tae nays" Further,
md on TIE record that cne ipdigu-pt member, Mr.
SudAbakoy, when hs bill declared pas.ed, rose ia
he place and moved TO amend ha tue OF tho bill fol-
lows-"A fiu creating mono, 90 ,nopoly with
heads ADO ten horns y swiDde tho ponpe but the In
d,aps kssature not being struck with me euphony Of
that title rejected the amend nens
us sf this time toipg onoerping bAuts and oant
ing than ordinary interest for oil ossses OF
the community, and CANT hip thinking tast this re
pcri comcs Most opportunely u 70 shos hoW
neatly Western friends do up uloe little bit OF
p..fsable frsud and rupon Il the volume was mot
quite bu ky world make Gap tai pocket oomoani0n
rdds aeelsn for the memncrn or the Albany boy;
would only childs primer to the harples Of wash
tpROn.
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TELEGRAPHIC DESP ATCHES.
WEEKLY srArhh2Nr OF raB BOSTON RANKS.
BosroS, 0a 70, 1857.
fne following the ioongs Of the statement OF tho
Boston bsDiS for no pas, wees compared win hoss Of
the WeoE Ere yiuus -
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pky, some fee Of whom prosa 'y have very bad pro-
De fov the future unless Dusness should rvive before
the winter sots In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

LIVERPOOL CoYror nARnEr.
ccon-rhe saes for Me week add a, 80 900 bales, Of
vbcn spcsu ,asors $500 soi expcrsrs sseo Prices
\. advanced ono eighth Of penny the week vhloh
eomprsss only ave days. nothing done On wsdpss
ay, me estimated saIes on Friday -she day on vhlon
The rareps ssiledv~e 7yooo bales Of which spectators
,cos loco The marses closed quiet rhs folls ~ss ae
The quo,ston,-
lair orleans, o.; Niddnrs o. leans, es Is; Fslr Up
ards, e,S; Mddlins Upland,, ts F,r Mobiles le
NdeHps Mobiles eii Tho STOCK In liver ,ool -ss so2
SEQ bscs, ot vhcs l;s 900 vcre Amoricsi
fhe advance IN The or dsco ma sy the Bark o.
England taussd daIn.ss IN the mars snt checked 'hs
iersnd from sps;u ;uA;ors
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

Important to Consumptives Many valuable lives
have been saved by HEGsxAN, CLARK Co.'s GENUINE
COP LIVER OI which, in all human probability, would
have been lost but for its timely
1t is quack medicine bat the pure OIL made with the
utmost care from the Fresh Cod Fish Liners, and is
commended by the most eminent physcansn Europe and
America and has proved years. experience the most
valuable remedy for Consumption and scroula dis
covered for while the disease it increases the
health and strength Of the patient.
CAUTION There is great deal of spurious oil, adutera
ted with Seal OIL Whale OIL &C which, instead Of benefit
ting Injuries the patient, by deranging the digestive
gans being cheaper by unprincpled psmed
of for genuine.
Notice, that HEoEMAS, CLARK Co.'s signature is
the cork Eagle and the LABEL for since
the dehth ofW Rushton, late partner, there has
been article called Rushons put in the Market which
is in no way connected with with R. G. Co., H. O.
Co.. and thousands who had used other Oil without
cess been restored c health by the Genuine Oil Of
our manufacture.
Sold by EwIN BROS, J. g. BROWN, and by all respect
able Druggists. feb24-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

Neuralgia Cured.-Read what Mr.. Boyden says: no
medicine from such sources
CATERS Spanish Mixture Mr. f. Boyden, one Of the
original propretors of the Aston House, New York. and
number of years of the Exchange Ho ell Richmond
Va cured OF attack of Neuralgia by Carriers
Spanish Mixture The rapid and perfect cure effected in
his by this valuable medicine arrested his attention
and excited his interest," he recommended it to others az
acted with variety Of diseases, and in every instance
effected. He has seen it Ague and Fever
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, FeVers, Violent
Coughs and which said to be confirmed Con-
sumption, and nearly other disease for whichit
used He it is difficult to know what disease it
will relieve cure and Blood Purifier, and Spring
and Fall medicine he has its equal Hecheer
fully recommends it all OCCASIONS and believes to be
the most valuable remedy extsnt. marchS-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
Williams Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha.


Wood Naptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive for consumption. 1t is
tain remedy for PheumOnies, Asthma Splitting of Blood
night sweas Bronchitis Coughs Colds Piurisy, Whooping
Cough and diseases othe chest and lungs together with
all the affections which predspose to the above named COM
psut All persons who have used 1t in the above named
complaints attest to its efficacy in the most unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine is for sale by all the drug
gss throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-
facturedb by A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JKRE CLEMENS says OF Its nature
Persons who buy one bottle are sure to get second.
HUNTSVILLE, March 6, 1856.
GEsTs: Ihave used DR.. Charles Williams Pulmonic Bal
OF Wild Cherry and Wood NapthA with the hAPPest
Effects negro man, belonging to my father who has
been for years afflicted with distressing cough
apparently restored good health by the Of bottle
alone.
Ihave used also in other cases. and none without de-
cided benefit to the patient
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON AGO., Huntsville, Ala.
DR.. CHAs. WILLIAMS:
DKAR SIR take pleasure In giving testimony to the
virtues onr excellent "PuImonc BssAm Of Wild Cher
ry" Having used several bottles in my family, with de-
cided advantAgein every case, recommend as tbs
best and most pleasant medicine have
wD. y. sAwRIE.
Tuscumbia. March "a, ls4s.
For sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demoville, g. W.
Hendershot A r. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, Wholesale
Josiah @. Brown. sept2I-d4w6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

II. G. MCoMAs.-The card of this gentleman
viii be found in our advertising columns, as for
Ohio also agent for all Cumberland river boats.
The many friends OF Capt N'CoMAs, ia Tennessee,
when in Cincinnati, will meet with a warm greet
ing by calling at No. Is Sycamore street. Orders
for goods and all business entrusted TO bis care will
meet with prompt attention. lie is prepared to
furnish the trade with those justly celebrated
brands, "Tobey's Superior Whisky" old Bourbon,
rye and domestic liquors, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
Reason why this Machin is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
2 It's very simple and is never liable to get
out of order.
8 1t makesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
4 1t is not Shuttle Machine.
5 1t sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change of spoos, to all
varieties of work.
The Same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, aud common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of q
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run to make one
thousand FIVE hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that it is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at office in New
York, range from SO to $3.50: an additional
charge of SO only is made or each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of Importation &c. to Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
MARCHES
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
UPWARDS OF 10000 ACRES OF LAND FOB SALE
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

IN TUESDAY April 2Sth, viii resume sales Of the
" Garrett Lands the premises lying both sides Of
the turnp leading from the head Of Whites Greek
to Carksville, and commencing about twelve miles from
the City Of Nashville. These lands have been held in
large bodies for many by the Hynes estate and not
open to settlement Messrs Garrett having bought and
paid for the lands determined them to sete
ment We have recently sold abort 5000 acres and intend
to offer a splendid inducemen to every workRg-m
in the country home in this high healthy and
pleasant section These lands abound with the hnest
erfang free springs and nexhaustbe supply Of
good timber in three four hours ride Of the city Of
Nashville by rs class turnpike roads. Persons wishing to
engage in the lumber business will rarely with such
opportunity Sale the turnpike a. the Craghesd SPRING
0mnbusses free usual and The other necessary trim
mings. NANCE WOODWARD.
GIAsCocY Auctiopeer nan uAr24
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
BUENA VISTA ONCE MORE.

IN WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of April, we viii resume our
sales Of the Buena Vista lands about mile North OF
city Of Nashville when will offer lots Of ali sizes nom
fifty feet to een II lot containing the Red 4
White Sulphur Springs with its beautiful evergreen
berry and handsome cottage building capable very triing
expense, Of being made of the delightful places In
the vicinity Of Nashville. These mineral
well known TO require particular description. Here suE.
fee say that in the hands ola udicOus and skd
ager they could not fail to produce ssplendd fortune.
Also that delightful hill containing IS acres upon which
the Mansion aouse sGd other improvements stand Aoge-
ther, shall offer most attractive bill Omnihusses free
COLLATION. usual Let every body come
NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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