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MEL WINS
American Gift Book Store

1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gift worth from IS cents to 500 given with every
book sOlj.
Personal attention given 10 filling orders sent by
mail or otherwise, promptly and impartaly.
Lbeml arrangements made with agents, and Gaia
logues containing full information. free to any
address. Send for catalogue. ...,'
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, on the morning
Of the 18th instant. NEGRO BOY, feet TO IL
nchcs high; black and stout. Supposed 10 have on
pair Cashmere pants, slightly red and checkered
and checkered irock coat, IwIlled and b und, Il
fued kcrsey cOat, drab; white shirt. straw hat and
old shoes. lie Is u fine smart looking negro. Named
JAMES HOLIDAY, aud bound boy Il yeurs old
For his apprehension and lOdg nent in jail. return
me- III not already taken will give Fifty Dollars.
Address WM. NJ. DAY,
Oct 81 ,'51-f GreensbOrO, Caroline Co.. Md.
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S | Nj NJ s.
Family Medicines.
DIR. j. Simms' Cough Syrup.

=
The Great Consumplion-P -Preventor!
TNHlS Syrup has proved sovereign remedy IN all
AHllcIIGns OF the Breast and Lungs, lii Coughs,
Colds. WhO1pirg Cough, Group, HUarseneSS ShorIhess
tlng OF Blood Sore Throat, Bronchitis an! Pulmonary
Consumption. together with every aIlmenl incident 10
the Breast and Lungs
In Whooping Cough this Syrup is invaluable. In
Splitting OF Blood, il stops it in few doses; and III
Coughs, Colds, IlOarseness &C. we have GnOwnI II 10
relieve and 10 the utter asiOnshment Of the pa
ueuti thus confirming lis utility the Diseases tors
which II Is intended. CUnsump'ive persons will lind
great benefit from the Of this Syrup, II not per-
maneni cure. Containing no deleIerious substances
ITS administration is safe under oil circumstances.
DIR. j. SimmS' White Linimcnt.
For all the Purposes of an External Remedy.
This Linment has been found upon many years eAs
Perence, to be emnently valuable in Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Palsy Sore Throat and Bumps, II is sure
remedy for GOu Numbness Of the Limbs, Stiffness ot
the Joints. TOOlhache, Sweliings Frost Feet SPTalIk,
Bruises Burns and Scalds, Chapped Hands, anS Pains
OF every character.
This LnmenI has been found to be superior re-
medy IN Diseases requiring external appcatIOnIn-
cIdent TO that noble animal, the Horse.
DIR. j. SimmS' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is q SIRE cure IN Dysentery. Diarrhea,
Cramps, ChOlic, Cholera MOrbus: Pans the SOni-
9ch aud Bowels, Cholera lnlnn'um. and the summer
Diseases OF children. IL Is excellent IN DebliH'
Weakness, Relaxation and Chronic Diseases affecting
the stomach end bowels, and is pleasant 10 the asle
well as efIectual in its operation. 4
~ Please observe the written signature OF )
SIMMS. M. d. affixed to the wrspperOf every bottle
None genuine without il. n sAe. -;
TRY these Remedies once and you viii never be
without them. "
A very Aiberal Discount allowed the Trade.
Orders promptly tOrwauied.
Prepared b, DIR. J. SIAIMS 4 son, Sole Propns-
tors. 4lh and King sis Wilmington, Del; snd Sold oy
J. X. Williamson, Smyrna; D. r. Burton. Dover; TT.
Hammersey, Milford, and by Dealers generally.
augl2 6m -..-. .... .-..' =. -.
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~ uIIy IIUIey 10 aHy 4lSeH
A high moral tone characterzes every arti-
Gle in the LEDGER. In fact, the names of its
leading contributors are sufficient guarantee
that it stands in marked contrast to q class of
weekly publications that have for so long time
flooded the country, but which, fortunately for
the morals Of our people, are almost extinct.
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each (Which is our low
est club rates), and send
ing US $l2, will be enti-
tied TO one copy free
Terms invariably in ad-
vance. Address all let
ters to
r o b ert B nne er,
Publisher of the
New York LEDGER,
Al Ann ST., New York.
N. B.-Now is a good
time to subscribe, as
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P..TER Il. LAW q.
Watches, JcweIry& Silvcrwarc

NTN CLIFT q NEWLINS,
eN9 Watches and JeDeIry,
NeA% No S6l North Second ST., Philadelphia,
HAVING nov on ha'd large assortment of
Watches and Jewelry. suitable for city country
trade, will sell as low Us be bought,
Fine Gold Watches. from So TO 500
Fine Silver Levers from Toto IS
Cameo, III sets, from 5 Io %
Also, largo assortment of fine Gold Chains Vest.
Guard and Fob Chains plated SpnOnS; Silver. Table,
Tea and Dessert SpO0ns; Gold Jewery Of all descrip
lOns and prices. Stop and The No. seI North
Second street, above Arch.
aplj-ly CLIFF j. NEWLlNS.
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Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c.

1lh&IG H Il - ~ II n Il r.
Is, no donbs. tho most wonderful discovery Of this
OF progress, iOI it will restore, permanently Qrav
to its original cOlOr, the head OF Ihc bald I
most luxurIant growth, remove at once all dorL' =
and itching. cure all scrOfula, and Oher cn,.,
eruptOns, such as scad hend. etc Ii Will cnro @
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; nal. ~
hair soft, glossy and wavy and preserve the coa s
fecty, and the hair from falling to extreme ol per
The following from dIsllHg uslIed me sber ~ r.
! medical profcssiOn*. 0
SF: PAUL, January / ls55
| PRoFEssoR o. J. Woo3-ADear sir Unsoii, III
send you This certificate. After being nearly hII
a long time, and having tried all the hair resora "'
extnnt, and having no faith III any, wns induced 49,
hearing OF yours 10 give II trnl. placed rnvss ~
the hands OF barber, and had my head Trbhed nm!
good stiff brush and the Restorative then o1rI,'I
and we'll rubbed in, till the scalp was agsw Tb,ss
repeated eyerV morning, and in three week. Tho rnn,
hair appeared and grow rapidly from August las;,lj
the present time, and is now thick, black and slrop
soft and pleasant to the touch whereas. balore ~ s
harsh and Wiry, what lItte there was Of II ami 80
little was disappearing very rapidly. still use ,"
restorative about twice q week, and shall soon H.
good and perfect crop of hair. Now, | had reaJ "a
these lhngs-and who has not but have mn, 60
hitherto any where any persons hair was reoIl
benefited by any of the hair tonic ETC. of the da
and it really gives me pleasure to record the re.n
my experience. ] have recommended your prena,c
ton to others, and it already has large and gepeaI
sale throughout the Territory The people here kI
its effects and have confidence in il. The sunnIy vo,
wholesale agents for the Territory ~ sear
exhausted, and daily inquiries made for IT, Yny
l. deserve credit Tor yeur discovery; and l. for one ra
turn you my thanks for the benefit il has done me d,
certainly had despaired long ago Of ever etfec,na
any such result. Yours. hastily, j. W. BOND
Firm Of Bond q Kelley, Druggist, ST. Paul
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Mrs. Seuthworth's new
story, " The Bride of
an Evening" will be
commenced in the Led
ger on the first Of Janu-
airy.
N. B. No. 2.-We
have no Agents autho.
rized to receive sub
scriptions for the Led
ger. Subscribers must
always remit direct to
US, and not send or pay
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CARLYLE. ILLINOIS. June l9. la55.

CARLYLE lllno.s, June 49, lsj5
| have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative E. and
have admired It's wonderful effect. My hair was he.
coming, | thought, piemaIurely gray. but by The
OF his Restorative, it has resumed lib original color
and have rs doubt, permanently
SIDNEY REESE,
tx Senator L s.
o J. Wood e. Co., prOprelOrs. 3l2 Broadway ~ Y.
and Ia Market street ST. Louis, Missouri
0JFOr st le i'll Smyrna. by DAVID LOCKWOOD and
all Druggists mavI3Iv
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Il. kingsGOrd 81 Sons
L ure SWegO stare h


(FOR THE laundry
HAS established creator celebrity than has over
been obtained by any other Starch
This has the result Of ITS marked superiority
quality, and IT'S nvarmble uniformity
The public may be assured OF the continuance OF
The production Is Twenty Tons daily, and the
demand has extended through hOut the whole Of the
Working thus a very large scale and under
rigid system they are able To secure perfect UNI
lOrInty in the quality Throughout the year. This is
the great DesideraIum in Starch lmaking and is real
The very best Starch That can he made. and no
other, is always wanted by consumers, and this will
be supplied 10 them by the grocers, soon as their
customers have learned which siho best, aud ask for
-otherwise they wonld be likely 10 gethat article
on which the largest profit can be. made.
Mr.. Kngsiord has beeA engaged III the manufacture
of Starch continuously for the last % years. and dur
ing The whole of the period, the Starch made under
his ison has been beyond any question, the best
IN the market For the first II years, he had the
charge Of the works Of WIN. Colgate g. Co.. at which
period he invented the process of the manufacture Of
D1r Ask for KiHgsfords Starch. as Me Osipego
has been recently taken by another Factory
1t is sold by all Of the best groters in nearly every
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
THE
n E w, YOR X LEDGER,
IT, For 1SJS! - @.-

THE BEST FAMILY PAPER in THE WORLD
All the Favorite Writers retained, and New
e IL oneszadded!
Sail Greater Attractions for the Neso Year
The circulation of the NEW YORK LED
GERS now Three Hundred and Thirty Th0u'
sand copies, which Is greater than that OF any
Ten other Literary Papers in America.
The profits on this un-
paralleled circulation
enable the proprietor of
TIE LEDGER to ex-
pend sums upon it which
would soon swamp any
ordinary publication.
A paper with circu-
lation of only hundred
thousand or so would
sink under the expenses
of the Ledger in less
than six months.
All the old and favo-
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..... T. KINGSFORD g. SONS
Cd WcgO Corn y tarc In

Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch for
the Iaundry This article is perfectly pure. and is. in
every respect. equal 70 the best bermuda Arrow Root
besIdes having additional qualities which render II
invaluable Tor the dessert d. - aGi .... e.
Potato SaIch has been extensively packed and sold
as Corn Starch. and has given Ialse impressions tC
many, as 10 The real merit of oar Corn Starch. sr
-FfOm its great delicsey and purity it is coming ais.
into extensive diet for infants and invAiids.
~" 49,. e. N. KELLOGG g. Co, Agents,
..,#t.g b. .r.. 1876 Fulton street, N. Y.
.s-n :. 4, ALLEN g. NEEDLES, Agents,
90 South Wharves, Pkiada.
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NovI6,'51
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
gIish Government have for seeking to
enlist the nations of the West in cru
SADIE against this people.

COLONEL BENTON The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
under date Of the 25th inst, says Of Col
onel Benton!
Il saw Colonel Benton riding out a
few days since. He was thinned very
much. He sat firm in his saddle, and
bolt upright. as though he were ata re,
view. His health is not restored, ard
his physicians say it never will be.
While it was thought that he was dying,
| learn that late and early he was hard
at work getting ready for the press an
other volume Of his digest Of the debates
Of Congress. Even now, though suffer-
ing at times great pain from what seems
to be an internal .canceroYs malady, he
applies himself to his task with unhag-
ging industry and assiduity. In this is
seen his indomitable will"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02

The CHlNEsE.-A correspondent ofthe
Philadelphia Press, who has been long
resident in China bears the following
testimony to chinese integrity:
Ifyou ask any of the foreign mer-
chants in China, they will tell you that
in no part Of the world do foreigners
transact their business with equal salts
faction and comfort, and in no part Of
the world is there higher standard o;
mercantile honor and integrity than
among the Chinese merchants. All
commercial transactions are upon honor,
no written obligations are given, and all
contracts are religiously observed-a
violation Of faith is of rare occurrence;
and il to this is added their readiness
and ability to supply every demand, or
binary and extraordinary, for the pro-
ducts ot their labor and industry, it may
well be asked what motive can the En-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CEI .Eflgy tTf:n FEMALE pglJG

Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This i'm
valuable Medicine is untaing In the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the Female
constitution.
IL modestes all excess removes all Instructions and
brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two tlree weeks meyious to
confinement; they fortify the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with safety TO hersef and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but any other time
they safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
ia the Back and Limbs, Heayness, Fatigue Slight
Exertion, PapatiOn of the Heart, LOwness of Spirits
Hvsterics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the panfui
diseases Occdoned by dsonlered system, these pills
will effect when all other means have faile, and
although powerful remedy DO not contain IRON
calOmel, antimonv. or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
in the Unitei states and Canada. One Dollar.
v. B.-sla9 and d postage sttmps enclosed to any
authorzsl gent, viii insure hottie of the Pills bv
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana,
HALL0CK n STODDARD,
apef 51-lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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IMPORTANT DECISION UPoN RAIL-
ROAD CASE Judge Mclean delivered
long decision at Cincinnati, Ohio, on
Monday, in the u. 5. Circuit Court oi
Indiana, upon~ motion to appoint Re-
cever for the New Albany and Salem
Railroad Company, in the case of Dow
Williamson. Treasurer, &C., VS.. the
n A. & s. r. r. Co. The Judge
decided-1st, That Receiver need not
be appointed simply because there was
default in the payment of interest upon
the bonds of the Company; The law
abhors forfeiture, and would never en-
force one. I'd. The fact that the Com
pany had paid all the net earnings(savlng
the annual surplus) to liquidate its float
ing debt, did not justify the Court in
holding that this was misapplication
OF the earnings, for, if that debt was
contracted to finish the road, or to relay
the track, then it was beneficial to tho
bondholders and all concerned. 3rd,
That the Court would not take the road
out OF the hands of the present mana
gers, for it was apparent that they had
managed the road with fidelity and in
tegrity. The Court then made an order,
directing that in future the net earnings
of the road should be applied in equal
proportions to the payment Of the float
ne debt and the interest upon Bonds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
NEW FIRM.
Evansville Gas Light Company.

YF'TE Stockholders of this Company win meet at
II their office ON tie twenty sixth day Of October,
1887, FOR the purpose OF electing three Directors u
seryef2r the ensuing year. c. y KEATS,
octli1d President.
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W We learn from the Greencastle
Banner that suit was brought against
DIR. Hiram L. Talbot and securities
on his official bond as Auditor of State
in the Putnam County Circuit Court, for
the recovery OF SO 563,334, moneys COL
lected and received by him (Talbott) and
not &C counted for to bis successor in ofIi-
ce. j. w. Dodd.- Judgment was rem
dered for the above amount against the
deiendent and his securities.
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SATURDAY SNAIL SCHEME.

SATURDAY sMtLL sCHEMEs
i Ia CAPITAL $4,000.
Tohe5 Drawn in PUBLIC, AT MAcoN, ,GEoRcrA. EVERY
I SATURDAY. Throughout the year.
whole Tickets 81; Halves %; Quarters 81.
H7- Bank Notes of all sound Ranks taken at rar
Checks New ork remlted for Prizes. Address or
ders for Tickets Certificates OF Packages Tickets to
20 q ANDERSON d son, Managers,
septlG-dly Macon OR SAVANNAH, GA.
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Q;6ans6iIIs 5lailp aonrnal.
THE ANGLO-sAXON RACE As
THEGREAT AGENT OF CIyILl-
i

THEGREAT AGENT OF CIyILl-
ZtTION. et.a
- The Paris Steele pays the following
tribute to the services rendered by En-
gland TO civilization:
is We must say to the merit Of England
European con1uests. She transport.
ell her ambition to other climes, and has
hal the immense honor Of giving birh h
to one of the greatest nations Of the
world-to America, the land of liberty
par excellence. Her conquests have al
most always been conquestS OF commerce
and civilization. Russia, Austria, Pr9s.
sia have extended their dominons at the
expense oi free European nations whose
nationality they have destroyed, whose
development they have stified. The
English have not committed this crime.
In this respect they resemble France,
aud have nothing to restore. They
have sought for the elements of expan-
sion beyond Europe. They have peopl-
ei the Solitudes of America, and have
called To life the new world Of Oceanica.
~ Ii bSSOihiu5 hhtStCiS VI luuid Oy
course ol events, they have not changed
its condition, we must likewise take
into account the time and the immensity
Of the difficulties. But they have effect
ed great deeds in India and in order to
appreciate English rule in that pcninsu-
la we must reflect on its condition previ
Gus to the conquest, when millions Of
men perishng in religious wars, as in
the rise and decline of empires. The
massacres which now inspire honor in
oil EGrope would have been considered
mere pastime before the advent of Brit
ish rule"
The Steele concludes by stating that
the greatness Of England forms. at the
present moment, one Of the conditions of
universal security, and that her disap-
pearance from the rank Of great nations
"would produce an inconceivable cat
aclysm, for barbarism would rise to life
. in a thousand points of the globe and
destroy commerce for centuries to
come"
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EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2, 1857.
STEAMBOATS,.

REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
f0NHE steamer j. III. DONE a -
n commenced her regular tzf ls-Ssisssa :.
trips between this point and Pa zE,sSs:s X
ducah, yesterday. shippers .T7IIiI'-f!I
AMI Passengers, take notice. lsertS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
REMOVAL.

EHAvING found the house recently occupied by me
u the corner OF Main and Second streets too
small to accommodate my increasing trade, i have
removed my stock q Family Groceries .c the sold
Washington House, recently occupied by Messrs.
Armstrong Greek, where would be much pleased
StMITEI. IIgKERY
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New York & Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


= Buy your Through Tickets To NEW YORK Bos-
roS,PBILADELPHIA, and New gland Cities VIA this
Route. -
sg- TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw.
ED.
- Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
oFscARs.
.s- The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARSl
This Line extends to Dunkirk Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unhroken Wide Guage-connectng AT
DunkirS directly with all trains fromC Cleveland Cnein.
natl, st. Louis and Chicago the Lake Shore Rail
Road -
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail.
RO1d making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
al Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit also
to Chicago.
NIAGaRA FALLS via Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
Railroad making direct connections with all Trains ON
the Great Western Railway, from Detroit Chicago,
thus aiiordtng .he tIayeng public unrivaled facilities
s9-Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length OF time, and resume their journey without
exta charge.
~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin.
cipal Western Railroad Offices.
= Fans As Low SPY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G.F. SMITH, Genr Agent.
HOMER RAMspELL,
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1857. President.
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SAMUEL VICKERY,

ANlNG purchased, and fitted up, the building
-, = ~ known as the 'OLD WASHINGTON HOUSE."
VII oe found &c his stand with we'll
ie1ted stoek OF FAMILY GROCERIES, &c., &C,
nv ns a, tins shod Of returning my sincere thanks 20
their liberal patronage, which compelled me 10 leave
my OLD stand aud seek more commodious quarters, and
tinuaRce Of their favors. "
- SAMuYL WICK ERY.
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EdcCORMICK'S REAPER AND MOwER.-We
AVN Agents for the sale Of this reliable Machine;
all who wish to ave labor in the Harvest Field, should
procure one. We have samples on hand, which we
HORNBROOK Il CO.,
mh2I Water street, Evansville. ,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
sTNGEIl,s sEWING nIACnINEs.

Honesty and fair play admirable advertising in
everything else anu in the long produce the best
suits Competent judges q uHquestioned impartity at
public exhibition (the Mechanics Fa decided Singers Ma
chimes to be superior to Grover Bakers mach nes and
that Singers are adapted every work. while Clio
Bakers not So we were content to leave it. but
our opponents attempt to the effect Of this decs
ion by making long wnded and absurd statements in the
papers in the abused Of Justice" To some Of the
POints made We briefly reply, follows:
lst Our Machines did obtain the favorable Judgment Of
the Committee at the Fair
ID Singers machines do in fact use much more than ore
third less thread in sewing than Grover Bakers
whence it follows consequence, that Grover
Baker Machine, If used y, thread
enough to buy one Of our machines
Cd Singers Machues ju-t enough thread to make
perfect seam.
4th No sensible person doubt that the best Sewing
Machine for making fine clothing and "capable Of doing
all kinds Of work. from The finest cambria the heaVie
CLOTH" must BE- the best machine for family
9th Singers Machines make fast stitch and while
Grover Bakers make travelling seam.
9Th. 1t IS absurd say that sewing with two
threads the be made by using three
times ss much thread on side the o her. The
Of the machines is just as strong size
Of thread employed make IL, that is the strongest
possible. In Singers Machlnes cheap quality Of thread
be used in the shuttle II desired and is often
cheap work.
Ito. Singers Machines have hitherto been male with
view to strength, durability, be applied every
variety Of work. but have just produced and ready
receive orders for
sBGER's Nkw FAMILY EWING MACHIEE
which VII warrant to perform all family sewing in
better style than any machine sold similar pur-
poses. This is machine which is beautifully decorated
making elegant parlor ornament, and believe no
lady who the best and beautiful thing will
purchase any other. l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
As, Public Square, Nashville.
23-dw1m W. A. SINGER, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
Ronnine,s CITY Band.

We are much gradfed to announce the CON-
plete organization Of Brass Band, composed OF
en.erprizing gentlemen of musical genius under
the lead OF gentleman Of acknowledged musical
talent.
Our quiet sIumber was agreeably disturbed few
nights since by a scramble from this band Of musi-
clans. Their performance was highly creditable to
them, and if permitted to judge from this,
we doubt not that their enterprise will be at
tended with cheering success.
The number of instruments employed in this
band is sixteen, and probably c,n boast of more
"Horns" than any other institution Of a similar
kind in the civil zed world.
We are requested to say that the manager, Capt.
WIN. L. HoRN, will promptly attend to all orders
left with him.