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FIRST ANNUAL FAIR

syeaaeslaE and Thursday, October 43th y Il
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We. OATS BARLEY. BUCKWHEAT.

White Field Beans, Peas, @ch
of mode
nighbor astot the products n
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COTDEGSPORT. pa

RsE% Ex-Secretary Stanton is in Kansas and
will stump the Territory against the ,Swindle
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the Judges in he award
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
MORNING LEADER oFFICE-l
FRIDAY July 10, r M- }
Cleveland Produce Market

FRUrs-rhere is some inquiry for Dried Apples al s5
pgr bu. but the stock is very light
PIoUR-Good demand sup is cry wants with iisi
stock and firm market
GRAIN-WHEar-S1les OfOne car load Mediterranean
- one do d. do from store sc; do red Al $50
"a so t,ai oads Mediterranean (sAoai) al Sc
Of car loads with free for IS dags Al
81.
HIGHWINES-Sale OF 10 Ibis At DC.
PROVISIONS -EG0s-Ths market IS a shade better
saaI salss 81 c taken a the marks Sac for ''se
subject to inspeetiou and lots in shipping order
CHEEsE-TheTe yet but little new IN market an nu'
little inquiry Prime is nominalt &c No good old oi u
cheese IN market AIesss. Straight, DeIaing Co, Of
Cincinnati in their circular OF the Isl give our Aorea
Ohio folk the fsIloWing wOrd Of eaution;-Our " Il
friends are hereby motif that they not Al hbey ID
ship Us this article hereafter without written soeaiioi
or enissoas from u.s. and If they disregard tais oiirIea
ed no ice We sail feel bound TO receive their conss
nsus On arrival here shall be glad Of their spsn''
m Bu.ier Dried Fruits. and their oEce5s iSr hsa'i
r5serss but We end TO receive Chess herea-
trrsspt from vary few who ys:l ship Of such 'quas
~ We want for filing Oders-such can sell readi
N full prices We but the very best, ana
We are done with allowing better business 10 be crowded
out by vast quantity OF The unsolicited Cheese OF th'
whole Reserve"
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s,nw YORK MARKEr-July Is.


Flcur-FIeavv rafher eao1 r75eS- ssles of
IA an bills n s. o0G3s5 Tor superhne states S5ss
1s s.te s. so3gJ for perhue western; ssoai - fur
s.lnol 10 lnedam Western 81 6ld410s shipping
rns extra Oh0-closing dull Cauaclzn nour-LlnIted
suoTy and seady. O. tu0 0bs a. - 5e5r3 for N
an,i 4, r1ice ertra Rye 1JuT-Slnt al sales AZ S33c
Wh.st-Du sales restricted BY the advance IA frrls as
sass OF 3sc for uu~oul Chcago srlugs e3g
"a 0r meror gooI kl Club Sl3 lOi fur Wlnitr red
wesien; slO66l0 0s for while do; Si,O fer good NAl-e
Canadian. = ,
Corn-HeaTy oEeI, while prime scarce and lower
sss of s5 90 60dTc 4 7 unsound mixed western
$3.50 Tor unsound do sz6s3 for whIe' e1e ior yellow
southern and northern,
Dats-DuiI u IS a46c Tor stale and W stern
MhiSkV-EIrm. sales OF 80 ibis al 2tc
Pork-in far demand; ale OF 10 ~ bos a. Sl66aels-
g fr mess m IS for clear SIS 59z 1873 Tor prime
ee-Steady sales Of 90 bbls al 10 10 llaS for couarF
mess So Tor countrypr1-ae Iss 50 for repacked
SI4ais,53 or extra mess - -, -.
mess beef-nominal ard quiet Al lsa2le.
Cut Meats-FIrm sales OF 20 llhds AZ 5oe 10y slgu
ders Tsc hams G. tieces cured short mlddies
t1d At sc; 100 boxes short ribbed miidl . al s9c
Iard-frn; sales Of SUI bes at ~ al5S for Inferlor
ButteT-SIeady l2Gl6c for good Ohioi ssls for good
s.ste
4 hsese-In moderate request at 3ss-- -
sso-ks-2nd loard duh and eaSl-I, ca ! 81; Hud u
lnortEEge 65 grants 325; Pac NJ stS: Del hnd So
Sqr S. II M y, Erls ls1; Mich SIS headlas
455f Pan lOsaSi Gal Chi =; : ~; IA Lac
Mis-.
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AoENrs AZ coNsIaNEEs

Locker 4 Co. Racine. ~ :. KIRKLkSD. sheboysan.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
152-iff
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Grlqrautrs.

FN6 n AVING AND LITH0GRAPHIN6
DRATNARD & &BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENSRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHEBs, bank
Sfrest CleVsland D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
1II, TIs Korthern Transportatlon Co. I0'''

w seasun their well known and popular line OF
FIRST CLASS STE4M PROPELIERS and
SAILING EESSELSf
Regularly between Osdei sbursh and pswego and the Up
per Lakes, ,furmiaga
Daty Linz beticeen OgdensbzrgA and Ossrego.
and Ports on Lake Ere 4!
And Tr-Weeky Line between Ogtenshnigs and OSuego
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting a. Cleusbursh
with the Osdenshnrgh and Vermont Cei trai Rouie BE-
tween Ogtensburgh, Burlington Concord, Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua Lowell Bostons and AZ Os,Fero
with Huvey Cruiurd Csweco line Of ThirV Fifxf
Class Canal Boats lage sze the enlarged canal ne
tween Osweeo and New York. thus afonlinr Rerular
Speedy and Cheap Route with hut one trpnshinuerf ~
MS company laNlaE made the most ample arrange
menfs Al OSNego for Dock ard Si0ac flc with abun
n for handling asserting and ShippinR
Frpsht upon the plan pactcec OgdcnSburg can guar
an.ee me sa prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Propeersto Lake SUPERIOR aud with Railroads IL
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
AGENTS AND c0NsIGNEEs.
g-Mysrs. } Ceatiss lctis Kimfali. l0s STATE 81.
l.. Warner, Slip. .YlTki Bnsion Mas
Ses Claff. ll3 broad 81 raviorlk Co, Osisnsbhi
- C. Hoyey, New York New York
Hover s Crawford, Oswego, lWm T. walker Toledo, o.
Malhsr ! ca, Chicago, II BsrelsY Co, Milwaukee
coEsiaNEEs
dSSekES dS Co, Rssias. y KiEKIssD ShssoYsa2a
Ghambeflin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, y
15s1dtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO July Is P. n.
Flo-Thsre cha 'ge 70 note in the m1rst. the de-
and fny equal 10 the supply and hoidels firm
III al bhis u - for s0uI; 81 IS good superne
Wss and H. ssIt.23 ood 70 choice ezra Do; S4l2s
As7 good 70 chulcc erfl Oll1, Had, Mich ana Cana
dIan So "a, IS for double extra.
Wheai-In good demand and market shade better, saes
OF sG0 bu al C6c unsOund Caicago spr ng; 70c for
sound d. red winter ONO and Indiana; 75c
CoraScs6y; sales Of O9 5sc for unsound 4sSS
SOC for hot.
Oafs-Du and m1rket MT sofirm. sound held al SIC.
Rye-Unchanged sales OF 90 bu II ss5zc.
Whsky-ActiFe aud better; sales Of 10 hbls II 2lc-
Canal Freishts-slc dour. lie wheat l0c corn TO y
Receiuts las p ho1s-FOur 40 bbls, wheat s0siI;
corn & e06 bu. oats sl5 bu. ne ~
Canal Erpoifs-Hlour 6Gss b1ls. wheat s57a0 hu.
Is Ia bu Oais a1f0obu-
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n SHANDAAN HENRY v BEMis- MURR
SfANDART, BBNIS & WURRAT

PRODUCE COMMISSION MRRCHANTs
RLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known branslsat
Flour consignment, which We call The attention an
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oSWEGO AIARKET-Juiy l6.
lBY TELEGRAPH

Flour-GteadV.
Whest-Ia ro5d demand for better grades with some
bip5g inquiry lower descrpiOss du sales OF p 600 at
eiOc f5r white Cana ian &c for white Ediana. sc I0r
red 90. and zac for uEs1uud ChirasO spring
Oats-Quiet.
C5rn-Q1iet.
Freights-Steaiv; &c On & tur. &c on corn TO N v
Lake Imports-l0O0l bbs -four, 3 90 bu waei u COZ bu
Canal Erparis-22ODo Ibis -four; COZ bu wheat; ZOO
Ii cora. 5f9 la
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FEATHERS.
ntanufdctures.

u Ct.pr Ia DAVIS JAMES /. DAVID
T H.CLARK & C0.-Manufaeturers
- ssnd Dealers in Lumber s. nglesj La &c Alsr"lh
S., alh Yard above Division street. Bf'seI Aiefeiaiu
NEW LUMBER YARD.
J. IL CL Ark late buslne agent OF Thatcher. Bur
Co has connected himself with celebrated mauuiae ur-
ng ahsnment IN Michigan. for the transaction Of the
Lumber business in Cleveland By this connection they
prepared % sell all kinds Of Lumber either al Retail oF
hE The Carsl. prIe.s accl-lLnE-y. apLldNW1m -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
CLEVELAND, EVANSVILLE { CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
1858. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus { Cincinnati Railroad


l5H -. - . -
WINTER ARRANGElIEN =
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 ls5s Passenger Tran- leave Cleveland as follows
Gas d. Cincinnati Express, stopping Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London. Shelby, Crest1ne,
- - Gallon, Darlington and Delaware
80 p. u Accommodation, stopping al all stations
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and Al
CaIdingtOn and Delaware; also. stopping TO
leave p1sse al all 81 atoms souh Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandnsky. Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Malsfsld, Mt Vernon. NeSsrk. Zanesville, &C
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Deiphns, Lima. p
Wayne, Laporte. Chicago, &c West, and East
for Malsfeld, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
Gallon and Beefoufane Railroad Line for 1faron, Belle
foutaine, Sidney UriUn, 1Iuncie, Indianapolis,
TsrTe HAute, incomes, EElnsFille. Louisville,
De aua-a DSytS and CINCINNATI Line FOR sprnefsld O.
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincirnafi. Richmond, In
dIanapolis, Terre Haute, 81 Louis. kc-, and Al
CIneinnatl with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, And all points on the Ohio
River.
Columbus Little Miami and Columbus and xsnia Rail
rQad, for Xenia, Dayton. Indianapolis, TeIre
matt. and with the OHIO and Nxslssipp Rail-
ro1d AZ Cincinnati for L1uiSvine. Evansville
Cafro. 81 Louis and all points the Ohio riser
Colum lus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanesvIs
Wheeling, nc: Columbus. PiQus and Indianl
Railroad for Plqua, Urbdua &c
q For Ilckets 70 all points and information apply
tAe Union Ticket Oce 81 Superior street, a. the Pas
sengeE Station
clsveland NAV 10 Isss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

q Connections nade with Returning Trains from
the points made going South and East also al
CLEF ELAND Tor Sandusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Enc, Dgnkrk, Buffalo NIsgaro Falls and Canada, Youngs
town, Warren and New Castle
~ Baggage checked through TO all prints and transfer
red frse OF charge.
~ For Tickets informa' ion apply the Union Tick
e Oce superior street. al the oce IN Depot, and a.
all RaiirOad Ticket Offices
F. MYERS, Gen Tielet Az CleSeisnd. mis-
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BRADBURN & FISHFR

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants and Dealers IA Fish Nails
lass and Produce, Nos l99 and l River street ana 10 sn1
~ Meadow street, "Grocer's Block Cleveland Ohio
e BRADBURS,l
W. A FIsHERl augsI dly l98
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TeStimOaials and References,

~ B-Having learned that persons claiming do this
work and IN many cases claiming be agenfS for he
We vail say thai up 10 Nus date have agents
the u A. who have any right from the above pafenas
such claim, and m thOse is either an iunreeut
ar an iDo<onf mpoSiiion let Il v ifs own cure
NJ WRIGHT. NJ. D.
Dspf<s Aefuaay for the Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. July l6
Flour-Afsrkei steady, demand moderate Sales of sOo
hhis 81 s. IS sass and 50 do 81 Re-
ceipts continue very light
PrUylsiOns-No change undergone since Yesterday
Sales Of pork 800 bhs at S55 and OF bulk meal II
hhdE hauls II aA4c, pkd-
q
Groceres-Sugars very firm a. y 20 slc sales OF 65 hhis
ftirin lots ai 7c. Moisssss hm al &c sales cfsl bus
coffee ranges u ll5sc for good. with
sale Of loo bags fair RIO al IL &c.
Whea-Narket steady. good demand Sales go tu fair
white 20 do good rsd ~ sc; 4oo 30 Ky whe
81
Cora-Artye prices hlghsr. Sales 100 bu Landing.
a Sc and % DO 10 be delivered on opening Of hieatrr
Canal, 81 BE
B1rley-Saleg 100 bu old al sc.
Rye-AIarket nrm a. s. Sc
Osfs-Saes comprise 100 bu &C. go do 45c, and
is0c do Al ssc
CheesJ-The market is quiet and dun at esssle sales
Of 90 boxes urime selected w R. al exc
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

DEMoCRAcY on BASKs.-We mention else
where that there was 90 have been a meeting
mt Nashville. OF the 22nd instant. Of the
Democratic wire-workers, 10 determine the
policy OF the party on the currency. We
learned last evening that the meeting was
held. and IL was determined by the cancus,
that the Democracy would not Interfere with
the existing bank charters. bat would not
charter any more banks when those now in
existence expire.
Now, what does this amount 10, Why just
this-the Democracy have. by their bank
legislation, fastened upon the people worth
less suspended Institution which they will
take no steps 10 wind ap. The State Bank is
the only existing chartered Bank over which
the Legislature can have any controi; the
only one which can be wound up by law
before the expiration Of It's charter, and this
bank Is the only suspended bank In the State,
OH beautiful '.hard money! Democracy
How well your practice tailies with your
preeeptsl-AsHphis Eagle & Eaqaro.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

NURSERY OF PARSONS & Co.-During a re,
cent visit to this celebrated nursery at Flush
ing, Long Island, we observed many objects
of interest. 1t is well known as one of the
best in this country. 1t occupies about 100
acres of land. a larger portion than in most
nurseries is devoted to ornamental trees ev-
ergreens, &c. There is propagating house
100 feet long, and several thousand feet OF
cold frames and pits, belonging to the hardy
department; in addition to which there is a
grapery 120 feet long; house 40 feet long
and 20 feet wide for stove plants and orchids;
one for rhododendrons aZaleas and camellias
100 feet long, and another for camellias ex-
clusively, the same length; one for Ericas. Ep-
acris, Berronias, ApheleXis, and New Holland
plants, 100 feet long; another of the same
length for geraniums, roses and calceolarias;
one of so feet for anacias, daphnes and green
house plants; and one 40 feet for bulbs. Con-
nected with this department there is 100 feet
propagating house, and about 400 running
feet of brick and stone cold pits. These
structures and the open ground contain per-
hapsthe largest collections of RhOdodendrOus,
Stuartias, Andromeda Arborea, &c, in this
country. The cultivation of rare plants, and
those of difficult propagation, distinguishes
this establishment; and we observed that the
grating of evergreens was conducted with
great success. We observed in flower the
''LiIr,lm gigantetHa," a new plant from the Hi
malayan mountains--so far as we are aware,
the first that has bloomed in this country
The Country Gentleman.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
English Books.

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

Gen. Winfield Scott, who l. now stopping
at West Point, met with a sev,re accident last
week. which may conhne him tn his b d fer
some time. He was about attending dinner
party given by Col. Delaiield, when, on going
down the stairs, his foot slipped, and he fell
to the bottom Owing to the bullet in his
shoulder and the sword wound In his arm, he
was unable TO arrest his fight, aud the fall
was severe. To a person of his advanced
years and large frame. this Is a most serious
affair. Tb- general was taken Ia bis t,cd, cup
ped and iecchrd, aud though hc feels bitter.
Is still suffering iatensr pain. This accident
to the old Gen.ral will be generally rcgrrt-
ted throughout the c0uniry.-A. T. HeraiL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

DEATH OF JOSEPH B. Mississippi has
again been called TO mourn the death OF
another of her most gifted sons. The tele-
graph advises us of the death of Joseph b.
Cobb, of Lowndes county, which occurred
last Wednesday evening, at his residence in
Columbus. Mr.. Cobb has occupied promi-
nent position in the politics of this State, and
was universally esteemed for his many noble
qualities of head and heart. He was n close
student and ripe scholar, and he has left
behind him several works which attest his
highly cultivated intellect. Mr.. Cobb belonged
to the minority party in this State, and was
one of their truest and most faithful leaders.
We deeply lament his death. The State has
lost a noble son, and society one OF it's most
polished ornaments.
1.-The boast Of heradry the pomp Of power,
And ali that beauty, all that wealth eer gave,
Await alike the inevitable hour,
The path Of glory II but TO the grave"
Picksbsng Wing
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
The Right Ticket.

Politicians. we learn, will be greatly en-
barrassed this fall in the selection of proper
tickets to support "a difficulty from which all are
relieved who deal with S. SWAN & Co.. of Au-
gusta, Georgia. Ten, five or two and half
dollars, mailed to them, will bring you
promptly whole, half or quarter ticket in
their great lottery, which draws every Satur-
day, and is money is always welcome; should
you, like others, be found with some twenty,
fifty or seventy thousand dollars, you will be
able to convince your friends that you select
ed the right ticket
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
NeuraIOTa.

8 A gentleman living in Philadelphia says:
ain passing through Pittsburg, some months since,
l purchased bottle OF Borhdre's Holland BitteTs.
1t relieved me SO much that on returning home I
bought two bottles from DR.. Dyott, which COM
pleteiy cured me of Neuralgia have recommended
the article to many of my friends and four five of
the number say it cured them. think that my re-
commentator has done for its sale in PhiIa-
delphia than your Advertising -
eve are not permitted to publish the name, but any
person calling at the sOre communicating with us
by letter, will be convinced of the truth of this state
ment) sept2S-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

CoNE AT LAsr.--0n ThurSdSy evening, the
2Sd, the traek-layers on the Railroad reached
our town. laying the rails permanently to
the turnpike at the crossing. near the residence
OF S. NJ. Blythe The appearance Of two fine
live locomotives putting away upon the bor-
ders Of the town was rather Inspiring. Quite
crowd was present % welcome them. On
yesterday they crossed over the road and
moved on 20 the depot buildings few hun
dred yards distant The whole force will BE-
Immediately put to ballastlng the road.-Gas-
L1tsa KzaEiner.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

a Tuesday, the eeth October next,

On the premises, at IL o'einek, A NJ. FOR and on
" account q Jo8ES u GtxAvES, Clerk Master e
the Chancery C"uri al Nashville by als,ue af a dc.
cree Ia tiir of Hensha~ Etw sFis 4 c., ale
WA III Ae>siry ei al, will ssii AZ ubic sale the
falaeing Id la Nrst >ashyhl~. viz: Me- al. 2ssi
2Ts, -. l.. 80, 30, 10 LIS Iss Al rs al 81
rs, 40, ga, IS, H., - aud 49,
fisndhilis With more partieu description Of the
sale will be issued IN due tine.
rslsss---A ereda q one, two an6 three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," and
lien retained. A v. $. LfSnSIEY,
sept24-td S5 College street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
Chancery Sale of Land s. Slaves.
On the Premises, On Thursday
the 7th day of October next.

IN pursuance gf a decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, in the of Lewis C. Bryan and
wife and others VS.. ID. Weaver and wife and others
will sell that beautiful tract Of Land part of the whole
tract of the late Thos $. King, and known the
Dover, containing about loo acres, including the
family mansion and other buildings, and situsted on
the Murfreesboro' Turnpike road, some miles from
this city.
At the same time and place will sell all the Slaves
or the late Della &. King eleven more in number.
TERMS-fhe Land will be sold on credit of I and
years, from the LIST of January 1859, with interest
from that time, and the Slaves upon credit OF year
from same time with interest
Possession of Land givent lst January, 1859, and
possession of Slaves at same time.
J. T. GLEAyEs, Clerk & Master.
Nashville Sent Z
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

A Coop CHAxcE.-The Fort Smith, Arkan-
sas. 7sszes contains the following coed news
for persons in want Of the means Of making u
living; sensible folks will 20 In and make one:
The Pacific Railroad runs right through here.
Come along. this Is the place 10 settle. You
can gei good lands for l2i cents an acre, aud
you can Ind ready market and fair price
for every thing you raise.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

SOUTHERN BASk-The Memphis AfpeaI of
he 25th inst. says:
We are desired by Mr.. MCCLURE. Cashier
n the Southern Bank, to inform the public
hat they have no occasion To submit to any
have upon their notes, as has been done in
,ome instances, the notes are good, and are
'egularly and promptly paid on presentation
& the counter Of the Bank.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN
SIG. GIULIO GUANTIERI

nFFERS hts ser vices 10 the LADIES' and Gentlemen
~ Of Nashville instructor In the French,
Spanish, Italian and Latin Languages. lie will give
lessons IN classes, the residence q those who
may desire On become pupils He would like To &C
cert an engag rnent with public institution with
IA the dtsiroe at any miles by Railroad He may be
found No 10 >outh Vine street between the hours
OF and Ia 4 ". vii call upon those who may
a..,ir-Ss hun ~ note.
Hr beg ht,vr u refer these who may desire IN he
com lbs Iaial- T. th- R-v. pr. Bagsr Rev. Dr Sgn
mcrs, Dr. Lindsey, br. Blsckie Prof. Thyssens Col
W Williams, Dyer Pearl, Esd, Douglas Ca, Esqs.
&c. seussT-iw