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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

OUK IIOUSES-We always look upor
our houses as mere. temporary lodgings. W.
are ALWAYS hoping to gel larger and finer
ones, or forced some WAY or other to live
where we do not chose. and in continual ex
pectatlon of changing our place of abode. Ii
the present state OF society this is in Il grea
measure unavoidable but let us rememb.
it is an evil and SO far a, i, is avoidable it be
comes onr duty to check the impulse. 1t i
surely subject for serious thought. whether
it might no: be better for many of Us, it, il
attaining certain position in life. we deter
mined, with Gods permission. to choose d
house in which he cOrld live and die-a
home not to b. increased by adding stone t'
stone and field 10 firll bur which being e
nou.h tor all our wishes at that period, VT
should be resolved 20 hr satisfied with forever
COn>iirrin. this. ard also. whether We oulh
not to be- more in ;hp habit of seeking homo:
for our descendants than our ancestors: think
inc II better to hr nobiv remrmhrred thar
nobiy born; aud. striving TO 1--we that ou'
sons tor ayes to COM. m'ght sill lead then
children rrvrrrntialy TO the doors out OF
which W. have been carried TO the uravr
sayin. Look. this was his house; this wa
his chamber "-Rn>hin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

mrers by few furtive glances, if no posi-
tive attacks; so that on public occas 10 IS, az
attentive observer may detect them i, som.
of the wles of coqnetry. or unmeaning ilirt
ation-Litc in Tmkeu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

THE SWEET Uses OF ADvEE>ITY.-
You wear out your old clothes.
iOu are not tronbl,.h with manv visitors.
You are exon-ratcd from making calls.
BorrS do not bore Won.
SIongrS do moi haunt your table.
ltinrrant bands do not play opposite your
window.
You avoid the nu;sarce Observing on inres
No one thinks OF pre>entin. you with a
testimonial.
No frade>man irrifa'eS Won by asking, IL,
there anv other article TO dtv. sir
Begin. letter wri'-r> leave YOU alone.
ImpoSiprS know it Is useless to bleed YOU
You pra.tIrt temperance.
You w,low infinitely les. poison than
others
You have saved many debt many de
ceptiOn, MANY a head ache.
And lastly. it YOU have true friend il
the world YOU are sure in a very short space
of time. to learn it .-Punch.
a BRACE OF CoMroSITIoN>.-A, di>tin
gui>hed Georgian lawyer says that in hi
younger days he taught bows school, and
requiring the pupils to write compositions h.
sometimes received some of a very peculiar
sort, of which the following is specimen -
"ON ISDUSTHY.-It i, bad for man tt
be idoL. Industry is the best thing a ma,
can have. and 4 wife is next Profits am
kings desired it long, and died without til,
site The End"
IIar, arn.h.r
"ON TIE SEA>oNs-Thera is four sea
sons, spring, summer, autumn and winter
They are all pleasant Some people may like
spring best: but As for me-. give me liberty
or give me death. The En- H.
MRs PArrINGroN'S FEIENDS-The Ga
Ze,te. in describing scene between Mrs
Partin.ton and some friends IN the Office of
that paper, says in conclusion, I'VE took a
pinch of snuff all round and drank the health
OF the old lady in bumper OF Bazin. Morse
& Co.'S Extra Adhesive Mucllage." 1t i.
quite evident that our neighbors mean to MicA
by the Old lady.
-.Matrimonv." said molern Benedrk
the other day, "produces remarkable revo
lutions. Here am !or instance. in ten short
months changel from sighlns lover to a
loyin. sire" e."-1ribune.
jimmy. are your folks all well p
'Y-s m,'am all bat Sally Ann.
why whns the matter with her y
'On. norhn' partic'ar-on!y she had the
hoopn' cough once and she hant never got
over it, The cou.h aint of any account now,
but she has the hoop despyr't.
-"Mother," said little square built ur.
chin. about five wears Old, "why cont the
teacher make me monitor sometimes?
can lick every boy in my class but oue"
Lord Evelyn, son Of the Earl of Butte,
and an officer in the Guards. wore long mus
tachrs and appeared in the House o. Com
mons. of which he was IA member. One dav
Mr.. C-v thus AL ir,->ei hIm :-'Mv lord.
now that the War IL over. won't YOU put
y"ur mu>'4ch-s on the peace establishment :"
IL do not exactly know whether | >hali do
that. replied his lord>hip;" hut would
advi~e YOU to put your tongue on the civil
list"
A professor of mathematics in certain
college, who Is not famous for the PROMPT
payment OF his perunitry obligations. recently
asked Ounce who WAS passing an examine
tIoa. "Whar Is 4 note o. six months :" ..Don't
know. sir" Happy man :" SAID the profess
or. sono roce. There was "-n~ra smle a.
nOng the candidates for admission
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
'THF. WIDOW TO THE EBRIDE,

From the Churchman'S onthly Ma-azine)
saw the welded Lady,
AT The altar'> holy side,
A. with roses mi thv shining hair.
Thou -fo"i'-' a happy bride:
The soft light DER thar iovous band,
y tender Radiance he'd.
While prie-tlv wore! and marriace-rinc.
Proclaimed thee duly wed.
saw thee welded. lady.
With the love-hcht on .hv brow,
And heard thy low hreafIei whisper
vi the holy marriage vow:
And 10y the quick pulsation
In my bo>o,n> iumo-t core,
knew fhv heart WAS throhhinc
A. il ne 'er mad thrrl,bcd before
Il saw thee welded. lady.
And nv th"ught> Went rowing back
Toa bridal DAY which lung ago,
Iilumcd lIe's SUNNY track:
When like thv>elf. vowed 10 love.
Through veal and wo. for life,
And with The golden circet claimed
That sweetest nallc-a RIFE.
Oh. marvel not. if mid the smiles
That grac-d the lurtia hour,
Mine ewes We're wet with hi.'eI tears,
Which tell like summer shower:
It was not envy of thv lot,
Nor sorrow III thy bliss:
I would not that the cup of Joy,
One shinin" drop should miss.
But oh. twas mcMorv. memory's power
Which thus my spirit bowed;
knclt again IL once knelt,
And vowed is once vowcd
Methought stood Is thou didSt stand,
The loved one l,y my side;
Then looked upon my darkened robes, .
The widowed not the bride
Yet, lady. though my heart was sad,
As sad il Oft mu-tbc,
Heavens best and holie>t benson,
'Twould still call down on thee.
Jov 10 the bride, Love- brightest wreath
For thee may true love twlne,
And be thy weiied llti, ~ h!e>t,
And Oh less brief than II me
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

1.-Two yO !ng Fn.li>hmpn arrived TO
griher. lately. al the Hotel ia Louvre. On.
spoke French a Very little. and the other
none at all And the morning after their ar
rlEal the first went ont alone, giving thi.
bret dIrecton'to the servants :-"N inisSc:
pas SuiHir ic Jour' 1t will be understood. OF
course. that he meant to say. ".Ne luisse- pn,
etehwire lie teu:" but from his Angici<m do
not let the fire 90 oW,' and from his English
m>prOnuncIa'lon Of the vowels, making the
word fire understood AS the word m1d,nnn
his meaning was wholly misconcrived The,
supposed his friend was a lunatic, whom he
wished hey should keep an eye upon in hi:
absence. In oh-dirnce with the command,
OF Engll>hman No. l, therefore, they turned
the key for safety on No. 2 But no. , soon
began to thump. lie wished to 20 out They
pald no attention for while, but when he
BEGAN ogrow violent and threatened to
break down the door, they thought it best to
call the servants together and cOnfne him.
Some falling upon his legs. therefore, and
some upon his arms they succeeded in draw.
lnS HIM. hea! foremost, through bolster and
tying hun securely; and then, putting him
under the pump in the yard, they submitted
hun TO the usual modification of maniacs. re.
llevng each other at maintaining strea::,
OF cold water on his head and neck for an
hour or more. They were still mniSterino
TO bis una rknowledy-d want, and he was un
mI'1gatrdly furious. when No. returned. II
took >n'ne trouble to explain to the new
co.ner that the straight ,rkrt and other phe
nomrna OF his friend No. We're in strict
obed'rnre TO his parting wishes, but so it y.
pea-ed. at last, :nd. at that cost to his trave.
ling companion, h. learned, at least. the pro
nuHcIaIion OF a couple of French vowe.s.
ORIGIN OF SLANDER-Nlother ,Jasner
told me that she heard Greatwood. vile saw
that John llar>tOns aunt mentioned to her
that Mrs Lu>ty was prr>tn. when the Wild
ow Bark'nan sad that Hartals cousin
thought Ensign Dooirtlr's sister believed
thai "ii M,>>OxIey rrckoued that Sam TriAs,'
better halt had told Mrs Spaulding that sb.
heard John Rhrumrr's wife say that Mrs.
Gerry oush to BE- ashamed of herself.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
Californian yob 06ft.

Increased facilities are row offered at the Calsdo
ian Job Office for those who wish fer
tANDBILLs, AUCTION BILLS,
CONCERT BILLS. ORDEEsOTB BxDRCIS
FROCRAMMAS, Rs fOE SCHOOLS D
ENVELOPES, ACADKN1Ks,
BLANKS, Bill IIKADs.
BLANK MOTIFS, BUSINESS CARDS,
LIAHELS, CIECrLAES. &C.. &c.
NAliorders by mail or ofherws s.s will receive
prompt attention. c. NJ. SIONE eco.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20
TIE EsRlNET,

u Almost every day We have something new on
the subject OF the Cabinet, and some write conf
IDENTIFY as though they knew exactly who tie PTesi-
dent elect intends 10 appoint This is all moonshine.
We do not believe that a human beiGg, except Mr..
BUCHANAN himself posted oa this subject, nor is il
any body's business who he appoints. He alone is
responsible Wire-workers have more right to
advise President as to who he should choose fer his
confidential advisers, than they would have choose
a wife for him. II 1lr. Buchanan is not qualified to
select cabinet, we would like know who is.--
Himself the ablest Statesman nos living, be will
cali his aid only the brightest iuteects in the
land but men whose moral and political regulations
wiz command the admiration OF the civilized world
On one thing all men and all parties agree, and that
IS that sir. BrcaANAN IS not only capable to be, but
that he WILL BIZ. President. THIS viii at once es-
iabsh the character Of his Administrations and bring
10 his support that respect aud confidence essential
to a happy and prosperous state OF affairs. Well
may the people rejoice IN having such President.
During the late exciting campaign, opponents
Of the Press, and on The Stump, soIemnly pledged
tler regulations tor truth and honor, that lr. Bn
chanan if elected would reduce The wages Of The la
boring man to .sten cents day, aad FORCE Slave
" into Kansas! The Democracy repudated both
charges false and malicious yet thousands OF ho-
nest uen we're misled by Ihe SANDER, and thus IA"
daced 10 vote against Mr. B. His inaugural Will
oreshaaov the character Of his administration, and
il IT'S sentiments do nor brand Ibese slanders upon
their iorsAeads, we w.A frankly admit That our
Speakers and Papers deceived the people. We,
therefore, call upon honest Freemen everywhere to
Iso!, 10 the ACTS Of their new President, and pass
Judgment accordingly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20
pU1Ec SALE Or REA1 ESTATE.

BY virtue ofan order Of BE Orphans Court
Of Bedford county, the undersigned wi.I olrr,
at public sale, on me premises, in ;br Bglough
Of Bedford, on
TUEDS.9T. the I7ia day Of .U4RcH nsgt,
all the right, title and interest Of David Reilly,
drc'd, in and TO LOT No lSS in the Borough
Of Bedford, with the appurttEancrs, boundedon
tar north by th~ Raysiown braach Of the Ju-
niafa River, on the south BY Pit street, on the
east by john AIsip, and on be west by proper
ty occupied by Geo. Funk's heirs.
T. Terms cash al confirmation ofsaIP.
c. +. SHANNON.
Feb. 90, 1857. .gdasr.
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PUBlrC SALE
OF THE
iICkR0Y REAL. ESTiTE
At
ALUM BANK IN BEDFORD COUNTY,
NNSYLVANtA.

BY virtue Of an order Of Court 70 mr direct
ed, after proceedings in Partition, will expose
to public sale, on TIE premises at Alum Bank,
in s., Clair Township, on
.H0ADHy, The 23d drg Of .1LaRCH aerf,
the Mansion Property Of Thomas Fickroy, de-
ceased, containing 249 Acres and l02 Perches;
also at the same place and at The same tine,
Tract adjoining the above, called ''Sagdr Bot
foai," and containing 81 acrrs.
The first tract has two Dwelling Houses and
a large Barn thereon erected also two large
and eScelIentappe orchards thereon, and con-
tains about 100 acres of cleared land.
The other is not CLEARED, bat contains large
body Of heavy timber with large Sagar ca@P
thereon. This property IS watrred by Dan
aing,s CreeG, aud lays il such way as to rem
der every foot of it tita5ir. For productive
ness the land is mol surpassed. t IS the ae-
knowledged garden-spot of Bedford county,
and must be sold on that day.
HUGH MOORE,
Feb. 90. 1857. Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20

with oil forms of moral beauty, and rad,,ni with
miracles Of light. and We boast that we havt
adopted this Sy$;rfn with such ainendmenis as
o0r superior wisdom has found il necessary to
make" Again ''if it Religions LIBERTY be
wrong, It cannot now be mendtt. For those
who are not content With It, herrk is 20 hip,
EXCEPT in emigraipg 10 some place where per-
@cution is not forbidden and, even then, ibtir
comfort nav depend very moch on, whether
thry are permitted to infiict tie persecution, or
compelled TO suffer IT. A British Itcer, Just
returned from India, was asked what Er thought
of lion hunting. The sporf,' sad hr, Is *
celrnt as ioug as you are hunting The Jon but
it gets rather disagreeabIe when the lion brgias
10 hunt gou
Spea&iug Of William Penn, he says. ale
was not the very foremost, bat bfWae amGRg
The iorruost 10 dlsclalm all power Of coercion
over the conscience. This alone. it b. had
done nothing else, would have marked the tall
ness Of his intellectual stature for, when the
light oi a new tfuta is daw'ang upda h- world,
is earliest rays are always she'd ufon tba loft
lest minds" OF Calvert, Penn, and Williams,
b. SAYS. s'Ihere was 40 prince or Statesmen in
all Europe, hat was worthy 10 stoop down aud
uniooSr tha achet of their shoes. Theirs was
The greatest improvement in TIE science ol gov
ernment that as ever made. It was new
rra Of peace on earth and goodwill 10 man,
I'll to BE- celebrated on the harrS oiangDis"
Here again, IS something that Robert Hal!
would not bave beer ashamed Of sChriS,iaUi-
~ like the OAK, wiiI thrive only ia th4 open
T.. Ii grows and Gouri>bes, ami strikes lis
r5yls deep into the earth, and stretches is
branches to the skies, and spreads them over The
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20

TaF Btsr MrnlcfxE.- Every evidence places be-
yond doubt That Hurley aparilla viii cure The
blood from Il irnpurty. aud lmpars tone ana yi.a.
10 the constitution Rfeha5urg SeDlaek
he above popular and valuable remedy, can ba
ordered fom any extensive wholesale Eastern Dr,.,
Store. "5
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DalIey's Mag!ea! Pain Eytraefor.

here never has been discovery made 10 alatcr;a
-deolea' "heffoy pam can be so quickly alayrd
and wfete parts IN a high stale Of inflammation, can
be rapidly reduced 10 their natural STATE 49,
where wounds and sores can be so ti,ora,,6r3 ~, 80
rapidly healed AMI decayed parts restored yy3rho
either scar OF defect thau with DAILEY;S NlCi
Cal PAIN EXTRACTOR.
IN Cuts, Wrlnds, sprains and gruises-cssnal,io.
10 which children constantly subiec:--the ac,o
% the genuine BAILEY s PAlN EXTRA CT0P
ever the SANE How much Pam and Sutirrino ma,
rot thus be prevented Moreover, Life itselfiso ~
ten dependant upon having at hand the genuine DAI
/ LEY EXTRACTOR, aad for particulars OF which
respectfully refer 10 ny printed Pamphlets for tb
ruth oi y lich hold myself res spon,ible
10 case oi Burrs Scads, no matter how severe
has ever yell IN any one instance, resisted the all
powerful pain-sabdHing ind healing qualities Of lie
DALLE}'s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAN ExrRAcrceI Is GEx3iSR unless the hoy l
upon it Steel Plate Ensravrd Label with the So.
natures OF &. V. CLiCKENER < CO. uTopl,eio-s
aad henry DALEY, manufacturer. Plce -
cents per box.
C5@Al orders should be addressed 10 c. 4. Click.
ner and Co, 81 Barclay street, New York
Feb. 20, lS}7-2m.
HAIR DYE.-It makes no diiItrpare how gray or
red, rusty the ha.ro or whiskpr, may BE- nor how.
much they may have been iujurrd by bad dyes.
BATCHEL0R'S : Hair Dye wall make them beau,i
u and lively black brown without the least MN
~. Aud viii never fade turn rusty. Warranted
Wade and sold or applied (in nine private roon>y at
BAL tHE ELOit = Wig Factory, Z53 Broadway New
York. None genuine except Wu. A. BArcneloe iS
o;f The label. Sold by Dr.. Reauer, Bedford
Feb 20, l5j7-lm.
We see by the Court records that the two counter
Ir4ers, White OF Buffalo, and Lawrence OF Epnng
y, H., have been placed under ten thousand dollar
bonds, eaea, for making and selling, limitations of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral This j. right. If the la,v
should protect men tfom imposition al all il certain
y shGHd rgpfpct them ETUr briar iffuoSpd rrou b,,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20
SNAKE SPRING MILLS

This mill IS now in first rate running order, and
prepared 10 accommodate the pnbc with Flour and
meal equal toauy other in the State. Farmers VIII
please give US call, and judge or themselves
JOHN ALSIP.
Feb 20. 1856
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s.reensblags Republican.

Onr friend Marchand OF the GreenS5urg Repub-
iican, according to our recollection, is badly al
fected with this disease of The feet, and, when
added to the visible defect in the brain, it is moi
surprizing that he should occasionally write a
bout Skunks" 1t is altogether natural that
be should, and we hope he enjoys the l2ruy!
/ But we cannot consent 10 allow him 10 SLAM
der the generouS-hearted Democracy Of West
moreland withou, saying word in their de-
fence, especially as they are now without an
organ in which to give utterance 10 their real
sentiments. A few years ago, a regular Con-
veation Of that county, consisting OF delegates
from every township bot one, and also great
Mass meeting at New Alexandria, passed Eeso-
lutions highly complimentary to rs both as
Democrat and Public officer; making pointed
reference to the fact that we had declined TO
accept handsome sum rendered Us by the Lee
gisature as a remuneration for ertra0fdiRny
services performed in organizing the two Penn-
sylvaua Regiments for The Mexican war The
Republican admits this but charges that The
Convention at Grerusbnrg and themeeting at
Alexandria put upon record what they ha2w at
tie time to be a 6r-that, as We then belonged
to the same Congressional District. the Demo
cracy Of WeStmorellnd used this language and
PASSED the resolutions alluded to as a mere tries
or bri5e to induce the GgzeHc to aid them in
their Efforts TO obtain Office, and that tae fraud
served the purpose, and induced us 10 hang TO
ths,- l,t-a Laes;s, srlIis- r;oht ~ ,,.rgrtr
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niprced bv the cold. The Snd. cursed Ter his
sake. produced tbornS and this,leS. The food
that might sustain his life, grew beside the poi-
so1 that would destroy ii, and he knew not how
10 distinguish the one from the other. The
earth hid her minerals deep in her bosom aud
guarded them with rampant uf thick ribbed
rocks. The rivers o5strncted his passage ths.
mountains frowned their defiance upon him ::
and the forest spread its gloom around him,
breathing a browHer horror npon the dangers
that beset hls way. / ke letl the dry land and
trusted himself to the ocean, the waters gawn-
ed 10 engnlph hin, ard the tempest came now
ling on bis track. H"seeuced an exile and an
outcast IN the world of which hp was made 10
be the sovereign. But science comes 10 rescue
the poweress king from his misery and drsra-
dation. Gradually be learns from her the laws
of his empire, aud the means bY which his reb-
el subjects may be conquered From age 10
age be accumulatps thn knowledge that clothes
him with power, and fills his heart with cour-
age. Step after step, he mounts upward 10 the
throne which God commissioned hlm 10 fill.
Hr holds barren sctptre in bis hand. no lon-
ger. CREATION, bends 10 % him homagr-
The su6uGaled elements own him for their lord,
yield BAN their fralty and become the servants
OF his viii. The mind Surrenders its treasures
the wilderness blooms around him like a new T.
den: the rivers and the sea bear his wealth mp
on their bosom; the winds wait his nayirS
round the globe steam. the ioirt product of
fire aud water, becoues bis oh-dipnt and POM
erfui slave the sun5eams are trained to do his
painting the lightning leaps away to carry his
messages and the earth works with ceasrlsss
activity o hriRg forth whatever can minister to
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oFEcRs:
president-plILIp GOssLER-

Directors-S. Morris VAIN, ]. Edgar Thomson.
I. T. Watson, oPhia-Espy l. Anderson,
VIM. P. Schel, Vim. Z. DaugheTty, Bedford.
Secretary and Treasurer-S. L. Russell.
Feb 20 1857
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20

e The weather ior the past few days has
been as mild almost as May. The ground hog
can hang NJ.
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IIOh. ]. 3. BLlGA, LID.

1886, by
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-19

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS & MOORE
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and the public that they
ID have in operation q large and extensive q \
FOUND Y, adjoining our Machine SHOP AID are pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description q CASTINGS hatnay Be eaIlsd
for and cheap n b. done Of the noantaus
NM 6HAElso, Hoksx PosEs5, uGlrfs,
BAsE YAULss, WTx1ow sIILs and LIsrLEs, GRaFK BAks
WAfER WHkxls, cohx CxrsEsas, and al CAsTixGs
used Ia the construecu u fiOuT Nils, Mia Furnaces
Ane Dwellings, made g. order az short noGlce
We sl Aso arnsh EVER description 81 steam Mud ater
MAchin<ry ~ lie ie-si prices Parrs maize order sad
nc charge Cor o. patterns shien have Foundry
The highest priees PAID 10 Bofk for cid Iroa
FILLS a MOORE,
s. Market street. Bread,
Jaa. Z, SHY Nashville Teas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-19

NEW KNVENTf0Ns.
Tusr received THE MAGIC MlEATUREGAss STOVE
y vhca ne eoosing for sai party ean b dons al
The Gas Eurnef, With coskiug Vesselstealy g.
KNIFE 6hARPENKR And RoLlsHER, great
YANKEE MATCH STAND. Er.ai ..esriy asaiAs,
lrr--prce eaiy Eac
Pa,sas Foos w4rnsr. aad Preach ccnse Casters.
dsclt AAcKENxiE A wilson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-19
THE.PREMIUM PLoW OF THE
WEST.

nv r. G. BRINLEY, of sinpsonville, KY, would iue
form the fAHHHas throughout the south and West,
that be keeps constantly hand. any quantity Of his
proved sesstubbe and Sod PoWs, which he warrants
give satisfaction refund the purchase money In every
lie woaid also infor them thai he Is nnfacnfng
IMPROVED CCLtfYAT0g, that snpereedes ali others
Ills said by Of the best farmers IN the
serpa sed. lthas tceived several premiums THIS
His PioWs have received fourteen asteass premiums 10
he state this season, also three premiums The Indiana
state TAR this year.
AL ords ssnt him, or his agents, viii meet with promP
attention, u aecou panied sith the Cash.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-19
Gums! Guns!! GunS!!!

INALL 4 CUNNINGHAM. No. ~ fubae Square, have
Il jusi rscsFea ani epeae3 splenad sssor,nsas q
sicx e aad boahc Hil and Deer Guus among sh e.
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