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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25


e"tssass- no. 4, AlaONsAEED s.an
hP PHOSPHATE OF 1lME.-Ile attention of Farmer,
ana fantersis respectfully called to the com
pound Tor thei approaching Spring planting.
The Manufacturer begs to friends and arons that
IN ANh NifotN ARTICLE for he constantly suy.rnteno
i'e ~
This article has been before community for the De
iod OF hfe yeas during WHICH time il anal sed h, a
large number "i the most eputed Chemists different places
ana mas been id by various Farmers nearly every s
III inc mon win almost uuFay lerlals one II
the best proofs OF its value greatly increased demand
unprecedented IN the history Ariiicai rs and MOI
'4""hed 10y PERUVIAN tTuanO Itself
huel advantage from the tact OF tue ammonia so volatile
matter IA iuo, IN ihs preparation being chemically liked
agent ohy dlssipaing Itself progressively hen lror
rated VITA the suli this HValiabe suInte ina..
mattel Mhh soluble phoSl hate becomes plants
al descriptions, and is by them readily taken up. ull h
found quite active inducing oafy maturity a. tinaDo
ana mitch uoro Durable and ofifYn and ies, 20
late
As there number Of
for tie SaueUl winch would Ike be rcSlo.Ii,r
ttAtINi Alt'Lr winch "lI warranted bv IN, arrrr,
and to tnen ~ cit ln good ca3rs,tff ,i
my Htsr lh"si Al packages he DISTINCTLY sifni.
ct '"n5nin'ns ami dealer, ,nai,l e., make arr ~.
hrna ton lafsuprA on leagc ith my a4eI,,,
". th ufs.if ~ 'z''''aa'
MLaNh, H. g HARDY a co. arc my asrcdtpa am
one AeeHistef TN eli! OF PctofsuuB
c. Il. DEBt re,
rdts 20 . .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
G G,.e UNION STEA tassKsas co uFsaNx
kIl.IN EOR pIILAlELHuIA ANu EIISI-LLN -.

Steamers City of Richmond Cant Nt1CuriI
Pennsylvania = TtN
Virginia, Koou
Composing this Line, will leave Philadelphia cvey Wednos
DAY and saturday and City Point EVERY Monday aud Thurs
day alternately -
fRElGHf taken for Philadelphia and BOSTON via phade
phla, through by Steam, at moderate
Passage and Fare to Philadelphia - 90
Nm. P. PORTER Ger,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Once at ss~ -. ~. Raiirossd o..
PETERSBURG Sept -, I'D. )
WINTER sGIIE Dl LIZ 80 nm rs<y,z.sstzs

w On ard aner wgdnesday. the l.t ~ " ~
Train viii leave Petersburg daily SUNDAYS excepted) at
o'clock NJ arrive Al Burkevie Juncon) l2 NJ and at
Lynehburg att 30, p, NJ
Leave Lyarhburg 30 o'clock A NJ Arrive at Burke
Vile gJuuelion) at ~ NJ aud al Petersburg at3 p NJ
g. Is ALBSIP.
grt gun daut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
MERCHANDISE, &C.

guNO THE Ia DBES.-J0st opeasd 1000 y"rd.
white Driants assorted figures suitable for Dresses
Sacks Aprons and Skirts At 10 cts per yard with ne" supply
OF Nantes and Parasois JOHN ABRA1AMs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

az y at Wholesale, by STEVENSON & WEDDELI who
nave now IN Store superb Stock embracing Icu, Genat
British aud American Fabrics all Of nav, been selected
with great care and attention by the linn at the yeI
lowest lash prices.
A more inv Ting Stock for the North Carolina
and Virginia Trade cannot be exhibited North Oh South
Pdneuat aud responsible buyers invited To give on
Stock an examination and Judge themselves OF the y
ana prices No 1o a 50 Sycuuore Strset
aug Pit p,trrstnrg y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

We - 10 tnf 'in'm trce.-A bud from the branch
49,, 20 II solomon troccry. has bi,untd and brought
o'" "Hl IA an IT'S varieties, and hici can be found
' street. a9oIiH3 !hr Marble Yard "a Mr. j. Il Gadlces
a, ia., o. tNr known as the Market House, AMI
NV" P'te mr. li"aman will take great pleasure wat
wy w. our Town a' country fri nd. who may find
'n.tH' Ihah the H't~"on Nam street hich rake
', ' td IN returning my thank their liberal patronage
"u Snall deaYor az all necs houses supplied
WIN an the neccssarits of life. J. H. SOLOMON.
uiaya.lm So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

v SEW DIRK rACKEIs.-1his new home q A HTN
line Imposed OF the following vessels, and sails
from Wy ork every three days All owned IN the city
ff,t... .,d VIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.


u / WILLIAMS son have inst received full assort
nent Of tn above Watches 6ne e karat Hunting Cases VI
new and beautiful designs-slso y Inc assortment Of
Jehnson's watches,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

u propose purchasers Of pano Forics 10 take
lnents on trial IN order to test vital THEN nat
tore pas ing fof them "
Twenty Experience satisfies
could oseIhticen hlnired persons to upfe "a
in the opinion, that establishment South
sby furnish better cheaper, ins than ". do
ll-dts u \.S,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

"ESGEkN BACON.-5a ashds. prime Sb1177
w ders at low rates TlipS. BRANCH n SONS
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERIEs, &C.
oFREslp ARRsVAls o. DRUGS


VHAND MEDlC1NEs-l am now receiving large nv
~ additional supplies of Medicines, Drugs Paints ~
- Oils Varnshss. Brushes glassware, Patent Mod -
cines Fancy Fine Teas Garden Seeds &c which
renders large and ,mpeio Every article has been
he relied represented Tho
Stock every article usually found In Drug Store
Those wishing purchase would dc well 10 call As pre-
Jared Inducements In price and quality Prescriptions
Physicians and families viii be carefully attended TO at all
lines JOHN IL sfAf,
nruDg
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
Linn couu,r. x.r.

G. w. BRowN-DEAR SIN As Ihave
seen no article in the Herald describing
the country in Linn County, northeast of
the Usage, permit me briefly to notice it.
The country lying between the North
Middle asd Sugar Creeks Immediately
above their junction with the Usage cam
not be surpassed for fertility Of soil, guam
tity of timber, lime stone, sand stone and
coal by any other section Of Kansas. a
town called HiIlsborough is laid out be-
tween North Middle aud Sugsr Creeks
surrounded on three sides by timber, and
on the fourth by limestone mounds.
Coal beds are within one mile of the town.
The lots are 66 by I33 feet. streets 66 feet
wide. Liberal arrangements have been
made for sites for churches and school
houses. As an inducement TO mechanics,
lots will be given to all such Is will put
up respectable dwellings and shops within
one year from the time of locating, with
the express provision that such building
shall not be usod as grog shop or gam
bling house. A steam MIL is being erect
ted near the town site and viii soon Be in
operation. Yours truly,
w. +. HIILs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
bEERE'S
US IN KANSAS.

WS IN KANSAS.
of navigation in th'
md to Messrs. Allen q
X. T., a large assOrt !,
all sizes, especially o.
Mold Board Breake''
THE highest commeno'
5ave used them /; also
[rring, or old Ground
/ would mention the
4he No. 4 or Eng: CAS-
Michigan Double q
should receive the e.
bse who wish to raise
have made some ia
low from last year, an
/ perfect to be used o
Corn Plows, CultiTss
e Shovel Plows, kos
kasps, Gauge WheeA
ether Piow fixtures.
stock used in my Plonn "
|y establishment in in
s are finished in a vel!
|ged for eighteen yeIS !.
plows for use in ID d
rely, / can confdene' .a'
pm the Eastern State
u scoa,r and work
the Mississippi vals nS.
ed TO ALLEs q ", vs
r., or to me at MOLE s.
!, will receive Pc per-
Holm DEERE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
Mar Of poaglas coansy.

We have received at this Office large
number of sectional Maps Of Douglas
County, eolored, and put mp IN covers
for the pocket, giving the official surveys.
and exhibiting at a glance the towns, roads,
water courses, bodies OF timber, names Of
pre-emptors, the celebrated places Of gem
eral interest: in Short giving such. in
formation as everybody at home and
abroad desires to know; and sll, mailed
to any part of the United States, for one
dollar. Send on the dollar and get the
man.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
Poetry.
Gentle Smiles.

fse sweet Young flowers Of carly spring.
ire beautiful 10 me,
And bright, the Eaany stars that shine,
Cpon the calm blue seas.
Eut geatie smiles and loving hearts,
And hands TO clasp my own,
tra better than the brightest flowers,
Or stars that ever shown.
The an may warm the grass to life.
The deWs the dropping flowers,
And eyes grow bright. and watch the light.
afautumn's opening hour.
Bat geutle smiles Of tenderness,
lgA =mi.es we know are true
srs warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than the dew BOwLEs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

Though late in the season, yet potatoes
may be safely planted for '.asek Or two
longer. with a reasonable pzspset Of
gathering good crop. If notdissppoinssd
in regard d, our usual June raina, We have
reason to expect a good season AF vegeta-
ton. The potatOe crop is TIE best paying
one in Kansas. because it Is comparatively
sure. and alueys meets With > ready mar
.set. at remuuerati.se prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
kehoru.

AN AND oHRuEsEos.
promptly. SURGE
,ecial attention. Dsua
stie use. Office, Aas-
| dec. ly'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

~ oae luniEsa copies of @HzlsaII's
Sectional Map Of Kal ssss. Y zsss.s' hzss
been received 1t ths .ssaE4 3 Esstslts
es;ce, and viii Be mailed = al.y I=sss e
the United States On the rsosspt e ffsT
esn.s in postage stamps.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

DEEDS, and other Il
pg under Seal, and De-
|ya1iia, Massachuseta,
bis, Ohio, New YOfk,
hd Maine win attshd
Ee on appfication al tha
Ffice.
ls56.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
Dickson,

Retail Dealer in Dr|
Boots, Shoes, Iron sri|
and Forwarding Me-.
Z. T.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
J.JEREsLAw.

]. JEREsLAw.
han & Co.
hid RETAIL Dealers d
Thing, Fancy and Ss
|, Watches, Boots and
+ Rubber Goods.
amine our Goods 9,
he Register Building
March Ia, 1885,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
blunt,

SURGEON, recsp,,,
fted on Pottawaton;.
+, where he purpcs.,
IN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
&ordon.
3 Go.

dIs, Provisions ,as
!. 7. Cali and exss' :
June le. lS55.-s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

eoWbridee

|ssIoN AND Fos
and General Steaz
Delaware street .ad
Fty, Kansas Terrier,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

EoNES.-A fine sss0ls ssss.
3 Games for Chiiaa'a Cae 4
| Autographs. PIins I'M
0for drawing stud,e
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
& Co.,
J Reid a Co..

id RETAIL Dealsn,
Groceries, Boots and
ueensware, Flour, Be-
kinds of Wines and.
Second and Cheroks
k. T. Dec. 6, '5s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
q for Kansas.

| the best and only coz =
School Books YET :
elIer and Reader, We. VIZ
|netic. Cornell's Ie pss.
Grammar. Cutters 4,
kim. Philosophies;, - 4,
Eing these into all IA "A
led. Teachers snPPpssss :
nable terms oh'
ine our stock.
WARD 4 FINLEY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
House.

[sr.nont street. La..
t.ory;. Board bs d.
p, at fair prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

frding and Comm,
Corner Second a.
w1rth, K. T. -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
By 5. D. HOUSTON, ESQ.

LJ;esrsF Je65re M6 NaaAattan Lyceum, on
srs7.iay cf lHry ID, 1sj1.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
tates Mail Stages,

and LeavsnrOra
daily line will lesveihI
b morning ut half pss|
excepted.)
tier their names fcrsas
sc, Lawrence, and ID
[iIworth.
ges viii be carried b
ERLAND, Proprietor.
1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
hckeu.

Grocer .,a
ling, Forwardin1,ss11 A.
Ieyee, South CheroLss -
y, t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13
Mitchell,

E,FfsoR, f,.e Lend an A,.,
p the Land onee
flying TBuying and seliis.
claims, furn;,.aEs as
tlers, locating T1s Ts
MaTch 15' 49,.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-13

add.
3. Douglas Douglas cou,,,
kor the hs.,, City Of fYIs,s Is9
r. VIM take -as- J.
|of Deeds and u =,
! draw up eoas aee'
& &c. Blank De-. 8.
I hassaehusetss'' SEQ :
n@H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
THE COURSE or STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION "a
thorough and practical embracing all that s requisite
to o. young for the active duties OF the Counting ROOM
among which Book keeping by Doube Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanshp, Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal r. 3 Bacon having associated with
him J. Allen, Esq, late President Of Farmers College
partner regular series of Lectures viii given By Mr.
Alien, In the College Lecture Room, various topics
Deced with Mercantile sreuce-embraeing the subjects Of
Commercial Law, Political Economy In its application 10
Commercial and Curreuey Commercial Geography, History
OF Commerce the Consular OF Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce, &c.
Other lectures viii also be occasionally gwen by eminent
iecuTeVs.
The hours ofins'rucon are from to IL A. n, from
& and from 10 VI.
THRNs-For full course, including lectures $40
For PenumAnship. per month. .............. 5
rovtf-SmdkW BACON A ALLEN, Principals.
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Iount Olivet Cemetery.

TtHIE Direcors of his Comp ny announce 20 the
PpJc cla tbs Cemetery hes been l4id Oh with suit-
abie ani wl's ana portions Of TIE grounds SUD
DIVIDED Family Lots which nov ot-red tIr sale
The stp the g~oun be a. the Ohcs OF 'nd
sly o,l where TIE public Invited TO cali and ex-
amin. tae same.
Ia Company feel confident they could not havama1e
more saha Is location COR a Cemetery in the vBtuy Of
Nashgfs Sld ,edse themselves % the public o spare no
money rr pains 70 make eqaa any Cemetery ia the
Cni-n ard ch as NtsHylle may feel some pride in
Ts 3eme.ry now Ia The charge q competent super
iner le1 vng on the ground under whose Erection In
tsrnsut Ia the best manner and at thc usual
ehNrscs.
Ths Directors O! the Company are desrous that tie
rrau Is shosii be visited hy the Czens ~ NASHVILLE an
for at parose AN orubls viii leave the ONCE Of Lindsey
auA Crocket ocl.ck Tuesday afternoon The Bird nSi
al every Friday thereafter a. the same hour
fhs ~i he free.
Ladies and Families esiro1s Of visiting the grounds WI
bs "a et og tper relces By ssncing their cards. TO
the Prsslcu: Of he Compin iny.
q " N.NrN Srs,v Rua iy3-tI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
ESTATE SALES.

WILL sell upon fsvorable terms exchangs for city
p'ODsriy, ~ SisO fr4c embracing a5Out hun
drel " Lsn I. r4vsrn HOus, Store, WarchOu8e,
Iurnsd &c Ro td and Ferry across Csnsy PORK River
TA-rs arc ab3lt hundred ami tEe1 6ye acres Of
rcl Ct1>F Fork DoIpn tad, cleared in cal iyatoR.
Tl- .itnes unasna u well tmhered and part Of IS
r-h aai has aF n larry Of very good rbe.
She c.n Fork river navgabe b ts point Tor six
lnta- Of the year, the location excellent Tor
hog A. lTOa D,y Go3i-, &c The Tavern stand is one
ne b.st b.tgeea Nashville and Knoxyile. The toll
and ferry continual Of income. and taken
Et1gethrr this is one Of the most desirable pieces Of pro
p-rtg, fYr ia price asked, in Tennessee.
tbs vi hing bly or eKchan would Do vel n call on
g. ihviih. J.. DAVIS
.3-tr u. (. " Prcrct Dfise.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

1 ugFER FOR sale {ICD sEFEN HUNDRED ACRES Exa
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike x
R9s seven uies from Columbia and 5I- ON Mt Pleas
tnt, being part u the tract on " icu' % . de.
This LlII j. equal II Superior 70 aay' haury county
lis gc aters1 ithe celebrated DeTers -pring heinz on
the part oacre or sae1 well tmDared and vel prove3t
There are on the premises bea1tf! building site.
frolsng hs rnsnpge aal the contemplated Aa Road. Is
VIII - iIsIlcl 20 elit purchasers or solI n BODY
Fsr fIr;her nornAiioH apply 70 me at AshFood p once,
su-f1-.f LUCTUs J POLK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Gold Medal Pianos!

STEIN WAY & SONS, manufacturers,
o. WALLER STREET, NEW YORK szsErz,z
Q # Received the following FIRST PRIZE -
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers1 N ~ N n
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-s y
tiu1ore:
TWO FIRST PR rs MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington March, 1855.
GOIp MEDAL at the Crystal Palace New York, No
veber 1875 (beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years
GOLD MEDAL at the Mar yland Institute, Baltimore,
1886
TIE FIRST PRTZE MEDAL ct the Fair Crystal Palace,
New Yort, November 1856. Among The judges the
FIRST mnsicsl Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottgchalk, Woilenhaupt and others. st. d S P
with and without the Iron Fame) warranted
for three years. ano written guarantee given Pianos
packed aad shipped Without charge. Prices moderate.
dAcfS-Iy-y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
IMpnRTAMT 70 Everybody,

DOR the last three yeas have been engaged in busi
II known only 10 myssf and, comparatively, few
others whom have Instructed for the Of 5000 EACH
which has averaged at the rate OF $4,000 to SOJO per
annum having made arrangements to go to Europe in
the Fall Of 1851 engage in the business am will
ing give fall instructions in the art 20 any person in the
United Canadas, who Will remit the sum of 81
ndu-ed, from the success have been favored with,
and TIE thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom have Instructed and who making
FROM IS SIS PER DAY at it, give any person oppor
tlni'y engage in tns business which easy, pleasant,
and very profitable, Gt small cost. There is positively
n, IlUHBUG in this matter References Of the lest class
be given regards its character, and can refer -
persons whom have instructed vi will testify that they
are making - 70 s15 per day at the II is
business in which either ladies gentlemen can engage,
and with perfect make very h ndsome income.
Several LADIES various parts New York state, Penn
syvania ard Maryland whom have instructed, are now
making from So sc per day byi. It GENERAL Bust
NEss aai but few shings ia required TO start it, Upon
the receipt Of will Immediately send 10 the applicant
printed circular cntsnug fu intruc ions in the art
which ca7 be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed tpost paid 70
A. 4. PARSONs
dec-3 AluG-v 235 BRO ljway, New York.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZHs
$3.50 prises Amoun,nEto. Eto.-......-....-...e2O@ Ooe
Whole Tickets, slo; halves IS; Quarters sass

Whole Tickets, SlOi halves S5i quarters S1se.
PLAN OF IHE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 900 corresponding With tAsss
Numbers tha Teets printed separate slips Of PaFss,
eLC.rccd with small sin tnbes and laced In Wheel
The ers 2l2 PrAes, similarly printed and ehsreied are
placed In another Wheel.
TIE wheels then reYolVed, ard number ts araSn
from the Wheel of Numbers and At the time prise
is drawn frOE tie other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out 0peued and exhibited 70 the AadieDcs sBa
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being psssd
against the Number drawn. This oPsTatss u rePssbsa
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIEKs.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers - sss
drawing TIE frs II PEEes will be entitled the IS APPrsz
imAson Fries, according to the scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $50 viii he deter mined By tAs
For example, the Number drawing The ss0oe Prise snts
with No. then all The Tickts where ths number ends -
will be entitled 10 $40. the Number ssas With Ne
then all the Tickets where the Number saes with VIII Ss
entitled TO {20, and 70 0.
Certificates Packages will be sod az The fsussisg rate
which is the risk:
certiheas Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Hall 40
10 Quarter" ............. -
IN oRnERIHG TICKKrs
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordsrsd
receipt OF which ihey viii be forwarded By nTst nal
Purchasers have tickets ending IN any hgurs hsy aay
designate
The list OF drawn numbers and prEes vii Be sent 10 puss
ehaseTs Immediately after the drawing,
~ Purchasers will please write their BgnGturss PlaIS
and give their post ONCE, county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize Is eraWn and Payablsia
full without dedactiou.
~ All Pr1es OF 900 and under paid INN tely aftsT
the drSvingother prizes Al the usual s Of thirty dAys
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash cd renewed in other Tickets at sk
once.
Address Orders for TickstI or Certificates slhsr V
s. SWAN co Atlanta, da-
!anl9 or &. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

vror, 8. NJ. PETTTNGfLL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
19Nassau Street, NES YoEK,
And no. 10 State street, BOsr0E.
Pa Co. are Agents for the Influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Cspadag.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Profitable and Honorable Employment
for the Winter.

nERsONS in town country in search Of employment
as source Of inrome I'll up their leisure hours,
hear OF urh ~ irci0ng two stamps, 20 pay postage,
Professor JAdfS r. HORSE, Box No. 4 81 New YORK
Po glse The eErp oyneut is 6ttef q either seH-st3-
lion in ~. immaeria Il is article OF ally consumption,
ard can ~ man lfacuTed in any psrsOHs dTe iug Sc
by c)HyTg 10; sales rna3eu as Hour An agent
is wanted 90 every town IN the USion
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
HuMRuafl HUMBualli

DIANo FORTt.Ns Fuped and Re- rusf Faasrz
Il paired b. fhe an1efs .afd n nsnHrr Ed 14
ihat canuet K cqatlfl ~ 4ny eshsr TuneF VI
10 tins tean ofeauntfy. Also, al kdz q huhA lastra-
meuts FcpaiFei
- Percct sstisfaetien gives Or Ra sAarre
arlers ca ~ the kguse eres u Jaass Orso eF JAmcl
as.3Irr, unisu uatet % n - ffen3ay sl,ellaee 81
Haf3 T. MOTION
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co r x 5
REFINED sHT
SIYGER,S SEWING NACKINES.

TNHESE cebraeI mach in practical and profts-
be IN an parts Of the civilized world In All the
various trades and ewing every sort OF fabric, either o.
cloth or leather they have been fully tried and approved
Sewing machines other Manufacturers often fail to work,
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FCTIY being strong durable and complete contrvance
and workmanship perfect wing machine kept employ
a. affords ear profit Of $1,000 year. but an imperfect
one is cause O. constant and loss The entire
RELIABILITY of naChaes IS great reason Tor their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF fail AMI delicate construction, recommended by
other manu- actGrers. Such machines made to catch
the eye net 70 perform substantial WORK. The truth IS
family seTng machines ought 10 be much rongerta aGuy
other they 70 into less s'lul hands than "hen
sold 10 maul'acsTs and used for greater variety Of
work. The machars which have proved best for All otner
purposes must best family use and they Singers
The a I'd Of machines has lately been doubled. No
other IN CON pave WITH them IN quantity OF WORK.
E~ New nacijnes II the latest Dproved style will be
excha ngeJ On literal f Old sewlLg machines Of our
ogn maze fr operative machines OF other msuufactar
ers Local agents wanted 70 sel orr machines -5sss
n B-AN persons desiring fan Information about sewing
machines, can obtain by applying for copy 81 T. 81
Singer Co.'s 6azstc, paper devoted 70 the eubect IL
will be sen: gratis. l. N. stNGER co.
Principal Office, 323 Br02dWsy, Eeg York.
URlNCn OFFICES.
a Hanover e. Boston i142 Chesn1t st., Fh Is.
a Westminster ST. Provide. g5 Ealtinore s., Baltimore
274 Broad st. Newark NJ. last Fourth 1t Cincinnati.
8l7 Broadway Albany, n. Y hicsgo, Illinois
Goversvile New lark IS North Fourth st, st. Louis.
9S Chapel St. New Haven. Si ~. Charles e.. \. -.
II Buchanan s.rce Ga.g0w, 20 Daphne ST., Movie.
Scotland. oct2J-3mp