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IyIALAgEOT N CONsUMPTIOF.

Ettt A trAGkoT N GOSSUMP EBON.
DRONCuTTIS. LARYNCTTIS, and other diseases Of the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the lEHAIA
MEnICATED VAFoRs AND PowDERs, ty Absorption
Medical Institnie," New YORK city Disease Of the
Heart Liver Femae Complaints, D, spepsa, Veneral Afec
ons and Chronic Diseases generally will receive the slten-
ton Of The Physicians 10 whom such may have been eSpe
The Unprecedented success which has attended this
thOd treating diseases OF the Lungs and Throat, has IN
tuCed US to depart from usual course, aud avail
OF the Press, IL order To oung u 10 the kno" ''
be abOTug under prsdspOsed 70 such aBectOns.
The dawn Of brighter day has Il length arrived for The
ton has st length passed away We have indabable proofs
cured in the first by tubercla absorption the second.
by tansfJTmat ofGuhecue into caky and Cacarous
ded the past, may that Consumption is
nCurzbe behind she To all, this great truth
Vapor Powder directly the Lungs, must be much
eecua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumption and Throat
Diseases is h4i medicine in the form Of vapor and applied
directly the LEnE where the disease exists the stomach
ai,by iyU od T6ere IS mo- case 90 homeless Jbat
within reach the Of administering the yapOTs
being simple, that the invalid is required leave
home Lhe hand friendship and affection tends 50
much to aid Tls physicians efforts.
The luhaIug method soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists the administration OF medicines such
they conveyed into the lungs in the form OF
vpor and produce their action al the scat Of the disease It's
practical success destined to rsvoEInnze the medica
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal 10 Is cnnm'h sense OF an anlced
with lung diseases 10 embrace at once the advantage otnha
and longer apply medicines 10 The unaffected
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature hath given US that days may
long in The land" aHJ as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSUMPTlVE.
method not only rational, but simple, and eicaCiOUs.
Such profession that have adopted inhalation have
found efcacous the highest degree, arretng the pro-
gress the dsease and working wonders IN many desper
verify, atumPh Of our Art, over this fell de-
royeT Of our species.
NorE-Phvsaan wishing to make themselves acquainted
this practice informed, that time being valuable
only reply, ingredients used to such cttes
that contain The fee iu all Of Pulmonary aeC
uon, will be So receipt Of which, the necessary medi
ciues Instruments will be forwarded The fee other
cases, will be from s. 10 $40.
Applicants will state occupations married or sin
gle how long affected il any hereditary diseases exists in
the family, symptoms generally. Let The name town,
and State, plainly Postage for
mustbe enclosed Letters when registered by the Postmaster
are at our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
ort2f-6m s. NJ. Institute. n Y CITY.
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WTNCUFsTER spRTNCS FORSALF.

yNTF are now Offering for this celebrated Watering
w Place situated about five miles from Winchester, and
about three miles Esell's Depot the N e. C. r.
with good level road from the Depot tho Springs The
improvements consist of two large Bulldogs umber
Of neat cottages The Tract contains G. water
is the finest sulphur. These Springs ja-y celebrated
aud have BEEN much resOrted number Of seasons
We will sell extraordinary bargain in this property, being
INIT lit more than hall the the Improvements Those
wishing % examine will call on Mrs Simns, Winchester
or Thomas Scott. the Springs. J. L. & w. BROWN,
marchI5-dtw&wlm. AK Cherry street
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DY virtue sundry executors in my hands
ID against ". C. Mckinley, and others I will ela<se
the 18TH AFRTL next, expose 10 sale
20 the highest bidder for cash. the Upper Wharf in
city ofNashve, al the right and interest that W. McKn-
ley has In aud to The unfinished steamboat MONTICELLO
NO together with the funturs fixtures, &e Sale within
legal hours. J. K. EDMUNDsON, Sheriff.
BE K. d. eLHFHELL, Dsy shsTis. m94--sd. Frslsss5,
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IiaveEgne
team Eg3zElS for Sale,

THE undCrsgH gHCd wishing devote his more to his
Farm ofers tins valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms.
There is saw and three Of runners 10 complete
working order. everything cOuved in the best possible
manner for convenience.
Iu point locality unsurpass sd being within 70 Yards
Of the ra1ad ID miles from Nashville and in of The
richest sections n Middle Tennessee. ANY person wishing
to buy is respectfully invited 10 ca. and examine.
viii also SCH my Residence with the Mills il desired,
which is and rabIe property. l have also
three No. Z Mule Teams and Wagons for sale.
Ian2I-au JNO. HILL.
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Two MILLWRIGHTs, MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
n WOifendCn q Co.. a. The request Of their friends
and patrons have removed their place business o. No.
Cherry street, three doors south Of Broad prepared
to make pate rs u every descrpan al Machines
repaired and attended TO- Saw Maudrsr rF evsr 10u
made 70 order the shortest notice and they bore by uG0
uay fulfilling al ORDERS n merit dee share uf 6uBI5
patronage. frTrrF- -E.u
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THURsTON 4 RERNARD,

Next door 70 Calhoun's)
VNTE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w And5 E1gEi5h Meriaos, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded al wool DeLaines B1mbazne5, Cashmeres, han
chester DeLanss; Plaid Red Yellow and hits Fisnnef
eli Qualities Also complete stock of Staple Goods
Servans Goods Of al kinds to which We invite the stsu
ton Of all CASH buysrs ss give good balgainG.
gspt2s-6
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CAMUEL UASLAM having made important additions
- to bis machinery, and greatly increased bis flciitisg
for manufacturing Stone OF every description equal ia
point Of finish and durability 10 any Eads ia the city, and
at prices aud giving his personal attention 10 the
setting Of the work. he feels confident that be cla give
satisfaction TO al who may favor him with their orders
such Setting SOua Front % Houses 20 Sill 20 Fencing
TO Steps 10 String COrnIce, 90 Large Landing 10 saw
Flagging, to BCsh Hammered Flagyng, 10 CUrbug 10
Cupug to Chimney Top, and al the branches Of Stone
Cutting, for cash. rmay2S-lyI SAMUEL HASLAM
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THURSTOE q BERNARO have removed to No. l6
Public Square, EeIE door to Cslhoun's, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and BBe Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsres; Yesngs, Gloves
Hosiery, Cravats, Handkerchief, &C., &C.
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THE Celebrated JACK, s'WHEEI or
FORTINE.,'

Va I'LL stand his frs atmy stable, the Lebaro
- and Nashville Turnpike Road, miles from Nashville
on the Eastside Of Stones Piver.
TERMS-To Jennets $50 for Jack Colt, and rs for
Jennrl Colt. Mares SO TO insure colt Nocult pay.
The celebrated horse, PRINCE ALBEET, will stand at the
stable above mentioned. Ten Dollars insure colt.
WHEEL OF FORTUNES PEUIGREE
This noble Young Jack three years cid July; he
is Is j hands high; around girth feet inshes; II
urhes feet foretnp the root Of his talk his action
is hne-surpassed by none; high headed and sprghy He
was sired by A. l. Noen Black Rock, and he by imported
knight Errant and Black Rocks dam by Wilson's ne
ported Jack his dam by imported White Knight, and hs
dam by Epg Cyrus. He Ope Of the best bred Jacks
the state. His colts will be at his stable. he
taa geer. Seal given under the hands Of A T. NOen we
HHl, G. W. Gleaves
UPAu persons who have Jennets Would do well 10 call
and examine this Jack before patr0uzHg any other Jack
PRINCE ALBERDS PEUIDRtE
This celebrated Horse is IG hands high. black as
crow, Ue and walk pasCr and auction sunassed
bv few He sired by Isaac Shelby Col Buuch's race
horse his dam by celebrated owned b7 TObert OF
KsutucSy All persons who want saddle harness or race
or brood mares would do well to breed 10 this horse
Given unaer the hand Of W. W. Weaver.
II Pasturage Of JeHnets gratis.
q. W.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter L0riIlard,
NO 10 CuATHaW STREET. rEw voRK

No, z UHAIHAM STREET, NEW IUkh,
. UCCESSOR ofPSTER Z GEoEGE LoRILLAED, offers for
Dsale sll kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in genera
For particulars, FRICE CUREENT be obtaned by
addressing above. TAls Esa5l hmeuJ is oue OF the
oldest of the KIND in the United states
rnaT2l-}F
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IN obedience to decretaI order of the Judge of Cr
cult made the February Term, 1857 in the
Of p NJ Fisher. Guardian. &C. 10 sell Land and Negroes,
will sell SATURDAY, the 25th day of April next the
premises being the residence Of Hillary Fisher the 2nd
civil District Of Robertson uLty about miles Northeast OF
Springfield, about 81 acres improved Land and Likely
Young Negro WomHn and Four Children. Twelve months
credit will given, and bOHd and good securities
qued of the purchaser and lien retained the Land
hi paid for. Cash for costs n advance
Har25-u3t prs f5eS4. JOHN L. HUTCHISON, Com'r.
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JObmSOn. Horne & Go.

UONNER LEUAD IND MAhhEI 6EhEEIS.
NASHVILLE, TKEN.
WILL give prompt attention to receiving storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton Tobacco,
Wheat Corn Flour and 6acon, and will also devote
pee al attention receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise of every description.
Our facilities IL point Of room aRd convenience are
equal to anv II the city.
ir7Ir
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THE
Gr@fenberg Medicines!

RE well known and sagerly sought for throughout tn
= whole Continent Of Amenca
Never Before their Introduction could any series q
popular remedies be found that equal 10 any
That were always 70 be relied and within reach
Neyer asefOre the Crsafeu5erg Pills, could you OBJ
taiR for 25 cts certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
COmpa nts, D.spepsIa, C0stiveness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and que remedy could any
thing be found that cured all U CHs and Fever
Never Before the Green Nounlan Ointment was there
to be found io CSC, any Immediate for Burns, Bruises
Cuts old Sores En- sphela aud lniammaons, either ex
Never Before MarshalIs Uterine Cathoi on was Fall
ing Womb other Uterine diseases loaud tO be
curable NsW ten cases out OF twelve cured b. this
~ If any ph1 scian suppoes that this "a merely ousek
Remedy, would reply that il prepared by Dr. FomtS
Uca, wealthy asd old physician Of the AIep
schooI-lhat will furnish any reputable physician any
gu nifty tf gTauOusy 10 test its merits MS patients
and furthermore t wtng 10 Dr. POmerOy he be fur
nished with component parts It the greatest blessing
70 he a that the science OF medicine has discovered
never rseFOre the G-sfsuberg Dysentery Syrup. was
there certain remedy for Bloody Fux Dysentey and Dsr
EEoel or Ch1ienow, all can be cured in few hours.
Never BefOFE the Introduction Of the Chdreus Pana-
could mother fee her babe safe for day. while
hye years of age. Yo-hul diseases and strong medicines
carried them ohnow this medicine cures them, aer
the doctor aud have pronounced their hopeless
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular as III,
Health beTs that 25c Why should the world suffer
from DysPegsaOr Bilious dieases, while this simple med
icBe can, az all times, prevent it
Never Betore was any preparation Of SarsaPariIla 20
never before mas the COhsumPIve's Balm found It's
equal How many there il life and health, who
would ere this nave entered Deaths dark pOra they had
not been recommended this in preference 70 many
nostUms that lOuCly Wanted?
Never Before Piles and hundreds Of diseases GER
tain OF We have certificates OF persons entirely
heved aer Dr. ott and other great physicians had
ed that nothing but the knife could afford relief.
Never Before could inGamed eyes and weakness Of
sight be cured for Csc. The Eye Lotion does it.
Never Before was any Book published that contains
much medical knoWledgs Grwirnberg Manual Of
Health for 2jc 1t ought TO be in every family the
Never Before has any Almanac been published 50
baluabls the Health Almanac. is furnished grstuou sly
w all Druggists, and by MACKENZIE cS BECkWITH.
marchIC-u Nashville, Tenn.
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Frederick 8leir,

CfEFTAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudrlton, Sayony, has a.
n ken An o1ce at 40 TO- Front Clark. and OF
ers the citizens Of Nashville, the relief and
of Female Complains et ala kinds; Scrofula in its
worst forms, tau-uwpi D., rheumatism nd nr0psy. His
experience practice regard and similar
have such % enable him guarantee pereC
cure if treated taken time.
For safe as above, very superior article Of Stomach
EBiiTcrs, Of bis invention and manufacture, together
with variety OF Otherme8icues. feb1-ly
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LAANNHE hllUIFAl- UE e q = ms " \ I'D.
GLASS WAKE, &c.
THE subsbriber taxes pleasure IN informing bs public ard
the Ladies' EsPECIALLY that Mr.. J. BA DGE Iusf re-
eeiysd his large stock Of Goods. Among which viii b. found
some One DHniDg sstts, SO. BENJ. r sHIELUs.
nZphl9-H Na.H PaAEg B4aars.
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Paper Ranging.

Ii kinds Of Plain and Decorated Paper Hanging d8ne
- the best manner and at the cheapest prices, BY
A. s.. FRANKLIN.
II Orders left at Fleming's Paint SnOp, Union street, be-
Cherry and summer streets, will be promptly at
tendedt to.
Refer A K. Crozer, NJ S. Burns, J. 3. White Horn
Son, l. NJ. Gorby, mrns-d3m.
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NOTICE 70 FASSGNII ERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE. n. & Z. r. r., Z
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857. (
ON and after Monday next the l2h instant, the Ticket
~ Office Of the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
established No % College under the Sewanee
Hotel The once will be open 4. N. and closed a.
O'clock P. Passengers should procure Tickets before
going TO the cars H. i. ANDERSON, Supt.
G. L. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. Ii4u9-tL
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sHEEIFE,s ssALE.s--CLAIBOEN COUNT1

WILL sefor ready money the court house door in the
town Of farewell Monday, the 4h Tay of Nav. 1857
all The right title, interest aud claim C.. Neay has
Fifty Of Land situated in the county OF Claiborne
District No - adjoining the Lands efJ Kelly and nt ers
levied satisfy judgment that J. Woo0n recovered
against the said Char Neay, before GAIN ESQ., on
23d February 1857 and will be sold ales debt ana cost
are psid This the lst Of April, 1857.
aPIgw2,-pEalse e, W. W. GREBR. sheriff.
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s
GINNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
--4r ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
-t10 can be procured, to which point as well as to
-,ra II s the shortest most direct aud ID every re.
he most rglableroute. It is the only route BY which
f.rssrs ar Through Tickets to New ork are enabled
. -.,~. fHs cites of Baltimore, Philadelphia anc New
E nj he cost of Ticket to New York only, thus en-
no I.r=raess Men aud Travellers for pleasure or lntor-
1 visit four Ofthe principal cities IN the Union for
1 than can be afforded bT any other route
+. ia fhe only route by which Through Tickets can
rr+ r., Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg,
g., z--hurg Va Charleston, Savannah Macon At
.''g+o RprE+ev Springs aud Bedford Springs.
r.---ars from NASHVILLE take the Stage coaches cI
~ Ii Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river,
IN IrsvFLLE connecting there with tne unllea states
F.. .. .ssrrsr5 10 Cincinnati or with the JeuorsOnTlue
p a Il, Tr7anaD0lis Ind, make direct connection al
. sr7 Chic with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
.o,r. lose connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
+ mad is mode to Washington City Baltimore, Phls-
a. mia and New York.
o. ~. PASSENGERS holding Through Tickets from Mem
-, ivan. fgrrgi at Cairo to the Of the Illinois
a-rsI Railroad, from thence passing throGgn Ierre
., r-Irgnsr0s DAYTON and Aenla to Columbus Three
L 7 Trains leave Columbus, at 10 a, A, $3.50 r h and
p. IS. -.-s..-,..;., .L,. Kill. .,f- 8.
r or.s aft rring Through Tickets to al the Eastern
~ tho same rate Rs charged by other routes % Asl5
rg is is also the shortest, most speedy and direct
. al. r Ie7.rv points in the East The distance from
r shorter to New York, than by any other route There
80, s tar-gs of cars by this route and consequently
.-s- 5n,aHtuu than BIZ any other.
-- Tls rad is ballasted with broken stone and is
zrt.-gfv free from DUST. -
Er farther IuOrul-lon P77S apPIy 70 u "
Erart Nashville, Tenn. go,
FL braua Tickets apply in Louisville at the office OF
...- sr-7 street VIM S. WOODSIDE,
>-o'' Master Transportation B. o. r. R.
gguy ri. SHARP, General Western Agent
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Tin Nare !
A.J. Mcbride

Hs aBs NECEBRASECS
COPPER, TIN 81 SHEET IRON WORKER,
No z, BROAD STREET,
Ma H Y IL +, 7 EN- b IS Z.
7 HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mr.. henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks 10 all my old friends and patrons for then
Iberslty heretofore extended the firm aud would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of av0Ts from them and
wish to infOm all the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale sPleDd q lot Ct
COOKING Stoves
Of various patterns PaTOT Stoves for wood and
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches HO
low Ware Of every variety hand made order Fur
usces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK
I am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such
House Guterng Roofing or any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myod friends of the River will find to their advantage
tocall and give heaiag before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES Cylin.
der II inches diameter aud four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light dTaughl
steamer which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June 4 Ie25
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CONLEY & JOHNSON.
Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
w gOrkeCs,

NO. BROAD AND 81 SOUTH MARKET STREETS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
IAEE always on hand all kinks Of stoves CRATES copper
/ and lIu ware.
WHOLESALE Ard RETAIL.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for all kinds machinery
made 10 order Give IS csIl.
n. B-We are selling wrought Iron Stoves from $40 to
$50, 70 an. Job work Il all kinds d1av
with Ue8tuss and ds ach Orders solicited prompe
attended te feb2-tWly
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILl,oAp.



THE GreatCenrsl Route, connecting the AtBnhccihes
n T1thW estern, Northwestern and Southwestern Sale
BY continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
Ct Plttsburg with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports on
be Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sadusky WIN
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes MAKING
the most direct, cheapest and TesaGbss TG9s oy @nfh
FRElGHT be forwarded to and from tne eFedt HesL
Rates between Philadelphia and PittE0Ug;
ElhSI GLASS Shoes pIy 0oooS zoe per 10OD
SECOND CLASS.-BOOks and Stationery
Dry Goods On b=les) Hardware, Lea S75c per Io0lo
-.
THIRD CLASS-AEvils, Bagging, Bacon, 65o ner 1Oon
and Pork On bulk, Hemp, &c. ......
FOURTH CLASS.-CGfos, Fish, Bacon, s5o var yorg
and Pork (packed,) Lard aud LardOll, -,
Flour-Sl per bbl until further notice.
Craiu-50 cts per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Uotton-S2 per bae tezceeding 500 los weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phle.
deiDha be particular marx package Ella (G9eDbi1
Railroad" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Ptts5urg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FBEleHr AeHvTs-Hsrris, WOrmley & Co., Memphis
Tennessee; K. Z. Sass Co.. st. Louis J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; DunesD Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter d Jswett Louisville, XVI r. c. Medrum, Madison,
Indiana; Sprignsn & Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
n. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lesch Co. No
81 KilbY street Boston; Leech Go. AstCr house, New
York; No William street. aId No. BaerE Place, New
York; E. Sneeder, Philadelphia; bsgraW kOOns, Bal
dmOFe; Geo. G FTauoiscus PltisbGrg.
II II. HOUSTON, General Eyejght agent, Ehj5G,
q. J. LOABAERT, Sgpt, AJt00la, Fa.
anil
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cry ENPRESS.

N CIV rer-ares aud parcels forwarded TO any part Of
, Glover a. Co.'S City Express. Orders left al
5s. No Iq south side Public Square, will be prompt
! '... I'M g., jan3-u
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN


7 HAVE started a Mill IN the city and will keep on
hand fresh Meal, at No lO7 South Summer street
All orders attended to- and will sell at the lowest cash
city, and will deliver to customers in any part ths
price. J. ". CAkDW ELL,
mavl2-tf Agent
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H#ED INDIA RUBBER

OWNERS OF PATENTS
MANUFACTURE PROM ABOVE MATERIAL, OFFER
F1R SALE WAUERooH,
No. G3 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
BY THG PaCE4Gs ONLY
SERTNGES. CORK SCREWS,
Of ever kind domestic or EDgmVers' Mechanics
F:oessI1nal purposes. pro Measuring Tapes, Nacin-
nuuuced by IuFscaus rs'Oirrs Nartingae Rings,
most perfect article ever Whip Sockets Iu-uatars for
made Breast Pumps Pow Telegraph Nirc adopted by
der F4sks. warranted 10 Fcap the American Telegraph
the Powder dry Furniture Company: Shaving Brushes
Castors ihat will deaCe Pans, Baths. Funuels and
the carpet Tuubers and Soap Dpaers Photographic and
Trays; Pen aud Pocket Cut Druggists purposes,
lery, Napkin Rings, Packa.
This Wonderful Material .rh is firm METAL-Ight
as HuRE-braut as JET--a poor conductor HEAr-uon-
conductor of ELEErEICIry- which Oils, Acids and
Akaas produce effect is vastly superior any other
the above name and great variety Of other purposes to
which 10 Is appUri.
n all parts Of the country supplying them
selves these goods, and tho the
article of the kind, viii buy other. [jaHl7-'57-y.
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LILMHERI LI,MIiEkI

LtiMBERI Ll'HfEk
THE undersigned extensively engaged in tho IurJe
business ana respectfully solicit orders builders
sHd hers needing any thing in our liEe. hey
tne best Cedar forests M Wilson county, pared
furnish any kud LumbeE, either Cedar o oher Der
Their Depot is al the NsshyIi.s Lumber Yard.
Orders for La may addressed to he uHdersignrd
Wilson Co, Ivnu e;s with BIZ DtsDEv al
our Depot klekPATRICk, DnENNUN 8 SIMMONS
janI7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK & GLASS.