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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
WR1rrNG ISK,-Mr. S. w. KING, man

WRITING ISK.-Mr S. w. KING, man
ufactures at Tafton, very good article OF
Writing Ink, Of which he promises to keep.
a supply for sale to the Trade. A specl-
men may be seen at this office, which has
been frozen a dozen times, still retaining
good body. a. =
JupeE WnroN-The Republican peo--
lple and press of Wisconsin are united for
i reelection fudge Mhiton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28


PoTosT C4EAMrTIEs AND SPoRTs.4The
roof Of Mfr. John Z. Sweeney's engine
house caved in during the late thaw,-no
considerable damage. One or two email
dwellings have been destroyed by FIRE
lately.
The young men and ladies Of Potosi,
have started a thratrical association. An
elegant room in the City Hotel has been
prepared for their accommodation. Their
bills present a rich set of comedies, plays,
dramas, farces, burlesques, &C., with music
and songs.
CALF WITH TWO HEADs.-A COW be-
|ionging to Mr.. ORR1soN CLuFF, who re-
|sides a few miles east Of Lancaster, had a
calf last week, or rather twin calves, with
a single body in some respects, though
having two hearts and double lungs com
bined with single intestical apparatus
Of mixed sex and monstrous Developments
generally. The body measured near, the
shoulder, 20 inches circumference. The
animal had two tails; about four inches of
the back bone next the tail appeared uni
ted, and then branched; each branch pro
ceeding forwards to the shoulder, supplied
Two perfect aecks and heads, with eyes,
ears, DE, all complete The four outer
legs, two before and two behind, were also
perfect, and the four inner legs were scarce.
y developed. It is a most singular mon
arosity. Mr.. G., has removed the hide
and filed it in order for preserving as a
.llriilasfr -. ~ @ -. $1,000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

Gg Tribune Allnanacs, for sale at the
HERsLD Office. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

DAILY ,TJANEsvILLE GAzETTE.-The
GAINESVILLE Gazette will be published daily
after the 4th Of March next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

Wisconsin, Form Books. -NEw EDr-
roH-iust received al the Helald' Office, ard FOR sale
at S115
ScEool REGISTERS, for sale at the Her
aid OHice ; price rs cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

re BLANKS of every descrir on, for
sale the Herald Office.
gE- Also, best Writing and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Paper
Wisconsin Mans &c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

LAND WARRANTS in New Yo,,
There is good demand for Land n
rants, and the rates have advaa,,
Thompson's Reporter of the ION !.
quotes:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
ExTkAoRDIsARY DEcLrsr N D.

Exrk ,,5 DECLINE IN Rs,,
TATE.-The decline in the value - |
tate in San Francisco, within H. "a a
=; Years last passed, has beeu unparal)e,a y
The proceeds Of the late Folsom '9I
sale only amounted to about sa4o ~ y
three years ago Folsom was uasrad' lazy y
same, the sum of two million of dap'
one million down, the remain;na r oa
'''l' mortgage at ten per cent, per anp i.
MAP OF CLAYTON CouNry.-Rs. !.
'ence TO the advertisement Of NJ : y
MANN m to-day's psper,o readers ~ .,f
tiee that he IS engaged in getting un =
of the County, an article tina. I 7
needed, and which we hope will met,
lsale.- Clayton County Herald F'a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Murder az HDgERaEietEa.

Bunker Hill, Grant Cos Wis., Feb.l 9th
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

Lancaster, Feb. 18th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

THE undersigned prepared introduce into
Tennessee W. =. CHILDS 4 CO.'S PATENT Elias
ask the attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
Panes and the public examine its superiority other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should fail tc
examiae this Roofing is better and cheaper than
thing IN The material forms hard and smooth
face that will the action Of the atmosphere
climate II l. imperviOus to water, elastic and flexible
1t contracts and with the changes Of the
phere. and gill neither crack rot and
its durahiE y. there d question.
IL practically nperish ahle and will perfecffuy resist
any ordinary external exposure hre, abundanV
proved. and will Il waterproof. We will
gage 70 Roofing ordinary good heathng,
Old shin ses, nd gravel tin, zinc iron roof
for dollars hundred square feet being
cheaper than Foot Ct the old stYle and It
will i've better satiIfactiou.
1t will found the best LninR nVente1 to
cove mend old saky tar and gravel roofs around
chmnevs scues ormar windows ana cutters, where the
tin Is rus-d through This Cement be last
long stone and form perfect adhesion to OBJ
iect to which a1plsd Tin Roofs be painted
(and warranted not TO lek) at two liars and hy cent
hundred square feet which cheaper and much
ter than paint This Roofing will be found to be the best
theng Dr covering Roofs where thev
fr such Mills, Saw Mills, Factories Railroad
Cars Bridges Depots station Houses, Steamboat Decks,
aud In fact kind OF Roof where there external
fire. the Roof perfect without Joint
it, presen chance for fire communicate, and any
light sub' tance will burn out without igniting.
GS Insurance Offices Cincinnati, and other places
EheTe Childs Co Cement has been used, insure build.
ngs with Roofs oovered With this Cement, the
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
az The Cement will be furnished 70 those a. distance
with directions for using.
aH orders the undersigned, through the Post
J. T. NATHURsT,
NO. "a, Spruce Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
BRAGG'S AR1IC LINIMENT,

his great spee6c which triumph in the progress
OF medical science the nineteenth century, Is NOT
s'se 1t was not dscovered, nor is il now prepared for
those possessed OF sornd health and robust Constitution
Have you the BeonchisisF
Have YOU the NeUrdLgiaf
Have you the Ear or Tooth Acbe
You rid yourself entirely Of distressing evils
BY the use Of Bragg's Arctic L'nment.
Are you afflicted with Oid SOresf
Are you SUFFERING from BrUfsesF
Are you enc" ring pain from SpTGtlsF
speedily.
RAel.naatisul is a dreadful complaint.
Yet such is the wonderful healing properties of BragEs
Arctic LDiment, that it will almost ntly acute
Why will you suffer with ScprDeyF
Why will YOU suffer with th- Fi1esf
Why will you submitto CliE6Ldinsf
when by using the Arctic Lniment sou may ind per-
There are in this world thousands and tens OF Thousands
who year after year. suffering with the
msnv diseases With which humanity cted, until dis
pairing and nigh the grave Wounds bruises burns
sead head hbans piles corns, warts bites Of insects
sore eyes tooth ache ear ache neuralgia sore throat
scuTVey, the breast lips stiffness in the joints
gout &e have fastened upon them and the
To all such, nr Briggs Arctic Liniment
and speedy remedy, it is balm for every wound, and
neVe falls Hundreds and thousands testing is vir-
tues, and reoic Dg freedom from pain and suffering
FARMERS AND HORSE RAIsEEs.
DR. Bragg's Arctic Linment Is also sovereign remedy
Tor the various diseases with which horses afflicted,
during the most alarming Of bruises sprains spring
wounds tcrsc'hes sweeney SPAWN, ring bone, big
2d, poll evil etc. No farm er, livery stable keepers
any person owning valuable horses should be without it.
PREPARATION.
The ingredients Of Arctic iLement the most
costly kind while the utmO is bestowed upon
pounding them by OF the members OF the any
who makes personal examination Of every bottle put
lp.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
In of accident, is wise have RENE dy at hand
. apply instantly. Macy lives thereby saved, when
left TO the pOdiing time OF medic Al practo
been lost. The Lniment Is the best specific
s It acts upon the parts aGect Ell instsnt'y.
It is put in &c, o; and 81 The soc and
u bott contain so and 1tO pr Liniment than
he 25c bottles, and much cheaper.
Every person buying a s. bottle OF BRACES ARCTIC
SIMEET wl be furnished at Dr. Braggs expense, with
mSrsOn's United States Journal, published in New York
year b. filling the certhcaie each Dol
sr bottle and sending 1t J. NJ EhKRsoS Co., No. 81
roadway, New York.
BRAGG 4 BURR OWES.
Sole ProprietoFs, St. Louis BIC.
W. W. Berry Demovile, Wholesale Agents, and by
. W. HendershOtt, A. II. Roscoe, and J. Stretch.
oct. !.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
NEW HSUSHg
MGOLRICK s. BURNS.
wHoLEsALE AID KETAIL coNREcTIoEERs
hWD NAWERa

AED HAKERa,
RK spsnnr At sker sslasliEhrsehl % Mazssa stssaf
a Ne S. nsxt dooF % sIF. Powers clos1inE ssore,
EsEsr Asssrtnsas sf ceafseoaeFie4 Nhn thsy iutse1
ssaa very rsascnaste an4 tE1s - t6eiF
oa e bassess, indeos As Fahc . sztena e thea
Ebsral share q psFonsEA AuoaS Ne leadnF artlc e.
ieElnss FtE
can4ss e sssry varsity Pas kpFla aad oAss CAssss
Eyaita, af aFsfy kilds Af1n4e4 At1aes eeai sgdsf
Pizkt1s. asssFtedi Cereals, 81 every VaEietgt
FasElsd ysssTs azz azrzizss, Ale aaa sorseFT
Sad snt Batrols ms GE4Ta-
Wish 4 variety q Artlsiesnc4 haroia eaa1sFzssz,
In eeaaectiee uiA their Csect1nsFys tesy inEs the
eszea1isE af the pnbie . thsr bezes iosa sh t-F
sasr55 SEA AFesd. CEkz1. anG kss9FF te sd.
PsFas N b la1s - ezdsF, sa1 carels seai anE
p4rs 81 ths sag.
Hassag sFassnsy SEATED hsre ss. e elasss si1h ts
PzsFenled uberEliy - she cad. se ialsra se4E
SD zzd - ase4n1r cosr1es1 ezEsslFs1
ts kna aslies FsasFsa8 peeie. We FesFseEaiis Il
ss cozalry DaarEs ahs z 49, Has 81 traes e rive
ssFs IS As0oLEIck 4 HURNa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT OF The UNITED STATES
EcoxD CIRCUIT FSR TAG DISTRICT OF HEw YoEK
IN EQUITY.

The Presdrnt Of he United States Of America 10 JoE1
CaAs his AhOTTlsls, SsrOdnts agents. and R0TDsea,
am each and eaerV Of ttem
GbEErGNG-
Where's it hath been represented In our Circuit
Court Of the Uued States for the Southern District Of
lanio g. Potter and Nathaniel Wheeler complanants,
tnat they the sad Orlan g. PJter and Nathaniel W. eel
have lately exhibited their bill OF compainst
you, The said Joel ase, the defendant, 70 be relieved
touching alters therein contained, which bin IL is
among Other things orth that YOU the said iefen
clui rixht aud privileges vested in SAID compiainans
for trucng usinR AMI vending 10 others
be used certain nprOveme Is in Sewing Machines,
that the and do of the said defendant
contrary quF and good conscience; therefore in
Onsderation Of the premises, do btncy, and until the
further orders OF Court enion and command YOU
said Joel Chase AID At orneys, Servants Work
and each and Of them, Under the penalty
tHat II the that vou and each Of do from
henc-Ort aog gether, absolutely AMI until the fur her
order Of this desis and -eain from directly
directly, tuct ng, making, wOr'ing using ling
fe ing ritarni the invention imuroVenent belong
ing to said complainant and described claimed and set
TO- th in certain Letters Patent Of the United states
issued A. B. Whom, and bearing date the IA day Of
January IS e, and Owned by the c0mpanants, and
from interfering with the rights
vioat infringing said Letters Patent,
snv part hereof.
%~-& Wines the Hon. RoGER B. TISET, Oh ef Justice
% the Supreme Duri uf the United states at the
L. s. SCfy OF New York, in said Dslr CT, this the 2T
[ } d Of september, in thu year of our Lord
GEO. GIFFo7D. KsNNErH G. WHITE,
sol cor aud 4 Counsel for Com claimants, Clerk.
IL Wanst eet, NeS York. sept22-6n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Triesemar No. !, 2, and 3.

per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. ], 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public agan,t IMrF sToks-which are
liable the ssverest penalties oflaW award
DR H. A. BARROW, Member Ofthe Imperial College Of
~ Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons, London, may
personally consulte his residence 16T Prince
morning iii and from tin in the evening (sundays
eGceptedO unless by special appointment.
90 md a. =, ne b Rsay ior
arising from early abuse indsorminate excess or too long
residence in hot climates. II has invgOrate and
20 peri health thousands Of the dehitsted who
the enjoyment OF all the Functions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the CAuSEL- every DIsQUALIFICA-
TIOH for MARRIAGE is eaectualy subdued b. this Won
dsrul Discovery
TRIESEMAR No II; completely and entirely eradiostes
all traces OF GOnorThea, both In It's mild aud
forms, elects, srctuTes Imitation Of the AaddsT
tenton o. he falnS 81 me Ions ana hdneys and
hose disorders where Copaya and Cuob have so long
been thought andote 70 ihe ruin Of the health OF
portion OF the population
TRIEsEMAR No. Ills the great Continental Remedy
Tor Syphilis and Secondary symptoms Il also constitutes
certain cure for seurvey seroina, and All Impurities from
the stream altogether eradicate the virus OF
disease, and falling Remedy for that Of dis
with Mercury TO the inevtaoe destruction OF The patients
constitution, and which all the sarsaPara in the world
TRIEsEMAR No and g. are prepared in the form of
loEenge devoid Of taste SMELL and be carried the
ate doses, Administered by Vslpeaa La lman Roux
which 9s s27 cases whereby there is saving
Special arrangements HAVING been made vita the various
siEss forwarded BY Dr. na carriage paid mme
securely passs aud addressed aocordas The astrussioas
Of the WteF thus securing the public genuine European
Gus PsTnicOus iustions Tho three dollar as
Hsaal, but not free % carriage.
To be had as from DR. Barro4 that beautifully iussrat
Cd and popuiaT work, HUMAN fRAILTY, or PHYSl0LO-
9IoAL hEsEAkohEs, Il describes in elaar aad lucid
nner he cause and effects Of the diseases above
ssd sith Instructions for the and
Address DR.. BARROw i5T Prince street ffeu blocks
ssstof Broadway New York. aovS-1ydV.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Cham mpagne and sweet Cider.

Champagne and sweet Cider.
A LoFef ne above jazt received
"A Pzskases q kFs Vera Asdc ale FsmPts
lat sta HtFeF Tess
g. Boses freDsh Ceufs sElanaTy AlHlciess frsaks
Esnalea as eFdsr treah sNslg Qay5
CfArksTs mEae ifxah daily al kiitasi
- bhis huta. esseFte4s
Ice bnis ale, bsst bFahass
ms aboVe aEeiss sFs lrssh ana si ls sofa saesp -
y u. kohEhTsoN.
ssgs. hresawsv.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
PEABJOY'S SEEDING HAJTBJlS STRAW
BERRY PLANTS.

TTNHE subscriber having apeoigisd 3. WEILER sH.,
AgeDt for the sale of this superb StTaw berry, Bpp.
eants b. supplied Al the foostng rates; For
Of oOEen 81 CO. package Of iOd slU package Of
100 tSJ Win pack them In and
they viii certain 10 live u properly PAr ted And give
plain for their culture, Orders mag sd
dressed at Oolua5us, a., my agents, y. A,
MORT n CO., NeU Orleans, aad b. 3. WkLLEh, sH..
\ Nashville Tenn.
BY calling The Seed store Of B. g. Weller sr the pab-
lie may exact copy Of me vine and frut aso
from oarnas North and sough lag the snps
Nor qualities Of this berry all 0ther Ia oulsVaou
reception Of g. viii carefully pack one doasa 10
OIL Silk and mail tt 70 any direction In ihs uni0n pre-
paying the postage.
b. = sler viii also ny agent for the sale Of
my 2RoLlPIC COIN. Due nOiies of The prodast Wrsht
and yield acre vii be sSsn whsa shs PEsssal esop
gathered CHAs. A. PEABODY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE,

BOUT the 2Oth day OF August 1876. was employed
n ~ dessFs Watsrn, Wooster Co.. conpOsed OF "m
O. Watson, Morris Knigh', and George H. wooster TO
manufacture Sewing Machines, which we're Known as be
"Hatsou zen Dofltr Sewing Machine" That thereafter
received notice from the council OF B. Potter and N
Wheeler, mentioned in the annexed copy OF J'neton
norming that thee Machines an infringement
upon Letters Patent hich they owned, a. that suits
wOald be ins itated against unless should oherWse
settle with them This notice nded to Mr. Wooster
one OF nj empioyers-
then made investigations 70 ascertain the facts, and
found that said Mac ine BELIEVED, infringe
ent OF said Patent and informed said Watson that such
my opinion
sab ea lenty a suit commenced agaiest by said
Potter and Wheeler, and inme lately thereafter In
formed and requested him to take charge
the defence the same, and he refused to do and
then told him thai would have nothing 10 do with
IT, and then ceased make the Machines; the in
junct o. copy Of which is hereto snnexel Issued
and erVed JOEL CHASE.
Datei Ne~ York, February 1ith, 1851.
In presence Of Miles B. AEDEUs
hereby certify tn the above statement subscribed
by r., is correct and true. JOEL CEASE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
A. HEINRICH s. CO.,
DsFe1s and sSC6SaE2ses',

no. -. FkoNT srKEET.
EHoULD Fsspscauly inorm Ais cd esltomsrs ana tie
w crest of mankad." that be has tsksn the asogs
ssud for ths purpose earring szisasiae bss-
nsss n pYEiHa AND sCOukIk6. An uhs have oid
sOtAss sAAi Eaat shsn nsas see saosa salL fsFla
eAsu. A. hEA&AAlNA 4 CO.
aas4-em EFeut street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
B. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. o.. soUTH MARKET sT, NASHVILLE.

AYTS0 sstahl-hsa Eraerh Agricultural Depot sl
ths above place. desire al ny old aud true feBds
and the public iaFEss 20 call ahd ne, ard ezaiRe
stock Ia trade. ThSssherz. 1te latest sna an
proved M0sers and Heapcrz, Earuhs alad
eottoa Dris Brinc preEnm PpWs And tuiuFatoft q
Aentacky; Garden escs % UNel variety, asa ClQVeg
umnihy. hae GFas. Orchard GrlSs, Canary, Heap and
Rape Seed huekW and Bsfiey, constantly hA "a.
All kinds u Agricultural sad H0TtAlatsra 4mptesas
kAnd.
An kinds Of Copper, Ia, hrafs tna sheet tFoa Ware
st Manufactured ana 8 eses. 0rses Ac iaf ssi4s AZ.
rrufarsi tuplsents nQt hald HdeFe Ana zea ~
nanuaetursFu prices aua transFpr aons Aa. TAusEs'
Mzchines nd Had Icals ffam Peek 1lh gssh Asaa.
iaEtofy, sgushlngtoa, ueuas
Just reccFed . suEpY q hesh Liza eea gsts1 beAnss
'Isassis @syss. - - - - = B. 3. wxLAEa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
COaI!! COaI!!!

EINHE citEsns OF Nashville have an opportunity
Il providing themselyes with fan supply Of uUOD
COAL for che siuisr, BY application the aadersEnei
or J. ~. HAWKINS AZ soc EtnA Coal eEes Mash sils
and Chattanooga Railroad Depot.
sug9G-It Q. MARTIN. Aseni
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
BAGS! BAGS! BAGS!!
THE
Corn Exchange Bag ManufactOry.
1875 & 1877 Broad steet, NY.

NOW ready for the FALL TRADE cheap for cash
$1,000 new By. GRAIN BAGS,
rs 900 SECOND HAND 2 and 8 Bu., in PRIME ORDER.
$1,000 SEAMLESS BAGS Of all the various kinds.
MILLERS' BAGS
n y, and 116 hb Bags designed expressly for their
Trade and manufactures from Premium Glazed Cloth,
(warranted ed not to sift FOur) This is article and
cali the particular attention Of Mnlers and Flour
Dealers.
expressly for use.
az All orders executed with neatness and dispatch "a
eug3l-3m V. B, L. CLARK, Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Imported Wines, Groceries, &C.,
4. 81 W. GERRY,
203 Canal st and TI9 Broadway, ny.
Il sta bIIshed ISO4s)

Family groceries,
oher to the TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who choice in their taste, and desireG
genuine article. large variety Of
TEAs-GREEH AND BLACK, soUcHONG, POUoHING.
ENGLTSH BREAKFAST, OOLOSG, I'M FERIAL, HYSON,
FUHPOWDER, YOUNG -YSON, Ge., in chests and half
chests, &c.
COFFtE-M0CHA ami JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAS, SHERRIEe, PORTS, HOOKS, Ao.
old and high grades in original packages, deni
Johns, agnums and bottles.
BARThN and GUESTIkR'S CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES-H 4 Chandon's, Cabinet Imperia
Varsensy.
Do Heid,ick, 6. h. Mumm's, Cabinet Imperial
Versenay.
INCONSISTENCIES, Runs Whiskey, Gin, APIack, Alb
sinthe, Krsh &C., 6c., In original packages. Also, Gu
racao MRraschinO, ADSette ROy eau BiIters &C.
MALT LIQC ORS-LOndon Brown Stout, scotch and Eng
HEhAIes. "
sEGARs-A variety OF Choice Brands.
PICRLFS-EHG LISH and FRENCH
SAUCES-FoT Fish, Cur r=ie, Meat, &c.
CH FSE-STILTOE, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN GRUYERE, SAPSAGO,
DUTCH and AMERICAN.
SUGAHS-LOAF, CRUSHED, PCLYERIZED, st. OR0IX,
sc in Harrrls and half barrels.
and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
u ? Our Liquors warranted, unadulterated aud of
our own importation Eept22.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

CARPETS, CURTAIN AATEREA Is, AND
EEOuks Furnishing Goods of All kinds.
With one assorted socks oi Domestic Goods
10 kss' AZ THOmPSON A CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

AVIEG removed TO New and Capaeous Ware
II House. as indicated above. we most respectfully cal
the attention Of the Retail trade to VERY LARGE
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL AMI WINTER Dry GOODS,
GENTLEMEH'S FURNISHING GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING, &C., sc.
Comprised in the assortment 10 which We ostpaF.
cnlary invite the attention Of the Trade) will found
full and attractive stock OF
Plain, sck and Fancy Dress Silks,
Plain and Printed Merinos,
Plain, Oolored and Printed Delaines,
Plain, Black and Fancy Mohair Lustres
White Goods, ,Embroideries,
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
Plain, Black, and Fancy French Cloths,
" !" Doeskins
Fancy Plush Vestings,.
Taors Trimmings,
Ladies' Cloaks, sc,
Beside very large and well of READY
MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, sc. Manufactured under the
Immediate supervision Of one Of expressly for the
Tennessee Trade.
Our Stock o PLANTATION GOODS. suob as osnshnro,
White Linseys Plain and TWiied Kerseys very heavy
Georgia Plains and Twis Negro Blankets Country made
Jeans and Socks will be found very large and As oheEn
as can be offered in the Southern country.
Our facilities foz business having been very much fn
creased. We shall offer etrd Inducements 10 those Who
may favor with q call this season.
.BRANsFoRD, MoWHIRTER 90.
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TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

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tEoisBATI, Dec. l6, 1886 {
10 ALL o1EcEgE: THIS Is 70 certify that
have examined specimens aud Roofs Of w. L. Chds Co..
tElasic Fire and Proof Roofing" and be
ieVe rminerty superior 70 other kind Of Roof
ing in gitne OF severe trial Of OF
Roofs from large volume OF flame from adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof and cOrnice
nearly half hDLr II stood the Eria beyond all
pectation and -aved the building I. NJ HASKELL,
President Buckeye Stale Insurance GO.