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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, ~ D.,
PIysicicn Extraordinary to The Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfsng in the cure OF al
those painful and dangerous deRses to which the female
constitution subject. mOdeFale all excess and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited will, in short time briRE the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
ofGrest Britain, 20 prevent cOuntsFfshs.
CAUTION.
Thee Pis sAors sstaEsa hy females drrsg de First
Three Months IF Pregnancy tssy briHg
.HiseIrrags bat at any ether time tksy ere Fqts.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back and Im5 fatigue slight eIsrion psptaron Ofihe
heart, HysleroE and Whites, these pills will eject
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy, DO contain iron cslome anmopy, or anything
hurJful Co the constitution,
Fgll directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for The United STATES and Conads,
JOB MOSES,
Lsts /. C. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, N.Y.
n Bal ~ aud postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
lied AgeEt will bottle OF thr Pills by return mall
sold wholesale and retail BY Berry DsmoyiIe, and C.
w. Henoershoti, Agents. ior Nashville deot&Wly
Coon ABvlcF.-The thousuuds Of eripples whom Rheu-
masm has ieft sfenod joints, or whom Palsy has
bere OF limbs, alvIsed TO Try BKAssB
ArTrTc Lr,INEST, which has yet tailed to cure
single case the kind 10 which fair trial has been made.
Ia using IT, do spare the friction, nut rub we'll and
bTsky. ltsRsO useul in relaxing muscles contracted or
druvn up from crsup in reducing and scattering
and vhis svelings in healing ulcers, and In curing all
Of eruptye diseases Ofthe skin Hiser sale in all
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Election Notice
AUCTION SALEOF GROCERIES
By
MORRIS g. STRATT0K.
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1858,
We will offer at Auction for Cash. complete assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors, &C., &c.

Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c.
100 hhds prime to choice 2O0 Wrapping Paper
gar; IS Tubs
900 bags choice new crop Rio so boxes Oranges;
coffee; 100 do select Cheese;
200 bels extra dne Nolasses; so bags Pepper
300 boxes NJ K Raisint; ~ tierees fresh Rice;
10 bDls Pecsns; goo barrels Pixies MagROlia
400 boxes Glassware; Whisky
200 d. star Candles; = bbls PeacOek's Whisky;
100 x do do SO do hue old Whisky,
so boxes DOyle's TRllow do various brands;
IS do soap: 10 casks Porter,
IS do Starch; Is do Ale
300 kegs Nails, assorted; 50 barrels Vinegar;
90 boxes Goldfish; 10 cases Matches;
s4 boxes smoked HeFrings; 10 barrels Gin;
bbls do 90 20 packages Brandy:
- kits no. Maekerel; 10 barrels Malaga Wine.
With many other articles in the Grocery line.
feb S NORRIS * STRATTON.
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Homeopathy.
DRS. gibson & CEECKLEY,

DBeSSs WlASO4N a. OAGOAAAAL H =
aFING associated themselves for the practice OF hu
IL msOpEhc Medicine and Surgery, tender their profess
ona services the citizens Of Nashville and surrounding
COuutFy.
Union streets. &. ID. gibson,
lanlO-I a.. A. CLECKLEY.
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lying the oh district OF Davidson county, an adjoining
toe lands Of Jonn Inmbls ksl being that portion Of The
Fair Ground properly cut Oh oy tae opening Of CuTsa
street P. x. KAINS,
". G.. HARDlA6,
4. FANNlNG,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-09
CIR e q & s. usEr allan
8 Ia q Dr.
1900 Pounds.

ONE OF The eap;lIs the sole contractor, viii perform
~ villa hiul, eAntnng the y wonderful command he
has obtained the huge monster whose weight is up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

The little wisdom wherewith the world is pro-
verbally governed i. closely paraleled by that with
which it is instructed, and especially BY the writer's
in the interest of Commerce. Thus it has for years
been sedulOusly instilled into tho minds of the
Tobacco Growers Of this country by these writer's,
that they are enormous sufferers BY the fscal
regulations of the Governments Of Europe; and
this blunder is persisted in BY writer on Tobacco
q The Herald. who says:
"Werc foreign Governments induced 70 sdop. o
LIBERAL policy in regard to the admission OF American
tobacco INTO foreign markets, our production woaid
secn be greatly incIes-.d, and is beneficial results fell
IN every State cf the union.
at is q curious fact tha: tobacco be grown in
reaIly al parts OF Western ard Central Europe.
vel Is in Pennsy wanna or Ohio, bu, In aes.y s srts
Of it s cultivation is strict prohibited By lAw, for fear
that its production would interfere With the reyenuse
o; government, ard va even fnd MoCriioce sdvo-
ca.pg prohibit0ry restrictions sgsinss its cultivation
in Great Htsir CT this ground. In France its eui:i.
vs,;en is s.;ic,.y prohibited in al taa dspasme-t'
t.cep. six.
"Tta totA p'o3gctieQG Ct lsas 5scss over TIA vsrd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

There stands upon the corner of Centre and
Duane streets in this city, the first castiron edGce
ever erected IL America. II is the manufactoIy of
its inventor. James Bogardus, By whom its founda-
ton wss laid just ten years ago. Thousands oi our
felow-ctizens daily pass and repass this handsome
structure which towers to the hight Of four
stories, without bestowiog thought upon the
building, or on the results embodied III and secured
by its construction. II is the monument of new
iron era, then and there insusurated. Though it
be dumb with reference to the patient, perseyering
genius which conceived the plan, yet i is conta
uously elo que nj on behalf of tho contribution to
human progress thus successfully securcd. Pre-
yous 10 its construction scientific men pronounced
opinions uufayoable to the use of cast iron for the
building Of houses, and the upscIentifc portion OF
the community entertained very strong and gen.
eral pr, JUDGE against il. Repeated accidents had
occurred in England by tire breaking of cast iron
beams the fault Of which really lay IN the want OF
proper knowledge and skill in constructing them,
wh1e the cause was ignorantly attributed to the
material employed. This prejudice, and theeo ac-
cidents, con.pred to rerder the whole enterprise
But the practical mind Of Mr. BOgardus had for
mary years rejected these prejudiccs, while it was
90 powerfully oppressed with tue great additional
capabilities OF iron for ornamental achievements In
architecture, that during several extensive tours
in Europe he studied the designs OF antiquity
which abound there, and resolved to reproduce them
in iron at home. He was satisfied that when the
public mid became convinced Of the superiority Of
iron for substantial buildines, it would be ex-
tensivey preferred over any other material, be-
side being the means Of establishing new and
permsnently valuable trsuch Of Industry. The
erection Of the huge iron pile referred to not only
efIectusly disspated all prejudice against iron as
material for building and established the business
h~ had Core.e, II, but It has created tasts for an
elaborate and graceful style in architecture, of
which specimens may now be seen in all the Prin-
cipsl cities Of the country.
Simple d. the business of erecting these buildings
now appears TO be- it was nevertheless sn invention
who're realization in practice was attended BY
multitude Of difficulties impossible for any but the
inventor TO appreciate. The maker Of the hrat
steamboat was hootcd at as a fool. Mr.. Bogardus
was greeted daily in terms equally coppl nentary.
Every one predieted thst both he and his invention
would go down together. People would be afraid
TO live IN his iron house-it would crush tsalf b.
it's own We elght-it was out OF perPendeulsr-s fire
would melt tit wot ID seduce the lightning to de-
stroy the ttnaht,. Even scieace came IN to d.
nopatr,te TIE plan TO be fslhcy to which even
the cement. were tsgonis.e. The heA. Of SUN
ner,ld ue cold ,t WiItey would ocass en- sT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

report given in The ScOteLm0n of a lecture by
Prof Blocke, of the University Of Edinburgh, con-
taius good deal of information as to the precise
comparative position at the present moment OF Uni
yerlity education IN Scotland and in England.
Prof Blackie ia Of opinion that bis countrymen
rather oyerestimate themselves In this respect.
He thinks that in some particulars as least the
Scotch Universities might learn useful lesson from
Cambridge and Oxford. Between the pupils Of
the po,ibern and southern Universities he observes
two striking points of contrast. The Scottish stu
dentsa'. in great proportion boys while the En'
ssh students are all young men. This admission
of mere boys TO the highest seats Of learning Pfof
Bacbe thinks an abuse subversive OF the very idea
of University, and which in practice has sunk the
character of Scotland for scholarship to very
low grade. This evil, We may observe, pre-
walls not less in our American Colleges than In
Scotland, add with much the same results In
the secopd place, While the students in the Eogilsh
Universities are drawn chiefly though not e1clu-
syely from the upper aud middle classes OF society,
the Scotti,h stude nts are chiefly drawn from the
middle and lowest classes. Professor Blackie men
tom. with satisfaction, that of late strong dlsPo-
.tion has manifested itself at Oxford and Cam
bridge to afford greater facilities to poor students
for whose special benefit, indeed, those founda'
tons were originally established; but be repudase'
the idea prevalent iu Scotland that Universities
ought to be msirly regulated With view 70 the
poorest classes. The poorest students ought, no
thipk, to frd no difficulty in being admitted, pro-
vic, they have the necessary talents and attain
n.en;s; but The middle classes aud the rich, 40
coftipg " bis view, have quite a. great claim on
the Cniver.ities as the poor, while he strenuou'ly
opposes the idea that the standard Of education
ou. ht TO be kept down to suit not merely the ex'
sencies Of those poor in purse, but poor also IN
literary qualification.
A, to subjects Of study-in the English UOiver'I
ties, especially Oxford, the main study has long
been classical philosophy, and notwithstanding
tome notifications recsAuy introduced, the Greek
,nd Roman classics are stl tsr be oks chiefly read.
In tie Scotch Universities no particular encourage
u erts are el.sLsed 70 tbs hrsnca Of study, Be
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

The Indeptgdesse Ciriiian, q Democratic paper
10 Bucharan County, Iowa, is urging its party 70
attend the Conventions soon to be held TO select
State and Cor gre ssionsl snoidstes. Ii ssys:
In selecting our delegates we should be particular
10 choose men who se kn0rn 10 be opposed 10 the L.
cora;ton srinolI; men who believe in tie principles
en- bodied c the Cl cir na Platform and who rM stand
bv those priucipes Who believe that their fellow
mon who, emitted to the full rights of citizens in tho
STATS DO not forfeit those rights by adoptog the Ter
rores as their homcs; in short, men who are good and
true Demoera's-nohpg more, nothing less.
"I, well known thai the Republicans will 90 into
this campaign with zeal amounting snost to despers-
ton Well they unc erstsnd thst by fair and honor
sb'e means, their charce of success ID slim indeed.
Poor bleeding Kansas, as political cspita, is no
longer avalabe They no longer accuse with any
show Of Justice the Democratic party as ad.rs and
AID sbt,es Of the aggressive party in the Territory.
They will hive but string to play upon, and that
will Re, the Democratic party the Leeompton party.
New. we can stop that fun very easily if We only
commence right. In order to DO this county r the
State should scnd delegate to either the Safe or
Congressional Convention, but what is known tn be as
cut an6 out Anti Lscompton Democrat II this be DONE
both Coz gressoIa al and State nominees will, Of
course be right on that question, and thus disarm the
Republicans of this otherwise powerful weapon.
Although perbsps if this is Neglected, tnsrs
will be truth in their ASSERTIONS but this suggestoa
if acted upon, will make assurance couby sure
the Republicans icceed in making the vo ers of lows
believe that the Democratic party aud the Admnisra
ton are identical, our case is hopeless. I: then
behooves the press favorable to our o,uso TO sct
accordingly
That strikes US as tolersbly cool for anj thing
short of lat. 6Oo. The season must be very back
ward in Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

In iS4S, 'estius,sd ~ 80 3n5 900 lbs sb "a. oo.
third ci which vss oongrr.d 10 Europ-. TIE Well
~ tne wwld Of present tirsl no. lees tbs 900 900
lCO lb about two thirds OF wh,h produced in the
o. tied States"
1t lie amsz'Dg thst any one with even hM a
rJe 10 bis head should f, n th,t tce a'ts above
noted completely upset the writer's l4aiieg AZ.
sumption. The poh.y Of toe European Govern
mtnts TIE su,ject of Tobacco oss one controlling
purpose-to mske the weed yield tn lsrse.t pcss-
bic auount Of rs7esue To tbs end they manly
prt hibt the growth Of the plant within their sev-
ersl dominio'', ard tax eIorbitanty al Tobacco
imported ThGs the desired revenue is secured
Now suppose ttoss Govsrnments on4 aud an.
should tomorrow abolish all duties. excise.
licenses, Dcnop ,ies, &c, on Tobacco, aud aosis
10 be bought rold ard imported as freely a. ,bps'
bslast can any fail to that all prohibition, o. or
III ptdimeuts 10 the home production must also b,
sbandoned Is there on earth man so dull - oct
70 know that Great Britain, France, Aussiis, & >,
having ceased 10 extract revenue from imported
Tobacco must at opcs permit their Own people 10
grow Tobacco as freely as Wheat or Potatoes
Well, then: universal Free Trade 10 Tobacco
would upcobbtrdiy Increase the consumption Of tho
article, but il would dinipish the demand for and
sale of the American product. Instead of tao.
thirds of the civilized worlds annual consumption
being drawn from this country, il is strongly proba
bic that, within the next ten years, Europe wosN
produce nre tenth, if not nineteen -twentieths Of
her consumption. She would ooly take Tobacco d
Us as ,he cow takes Grain, Flour or Msat-to exc
cut any deficiency in the home product, and for no
Other purpcse. There is not reason under tho
san for the prepopderauce Of Tobacco.gro Siug in
America but the Reveoue necessities aud conse-
quent restrictions of foreign States. IT, then, our
To6acco-growtrs want to demolish thi. foreign mar
bc., they have only TO induce foreign governments
to abolish their Tobacco.du duties aud the JOB 10 DONE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

The Louisville Journal, noticing the fact tbas 'o0a
S. B:gg. Of Detroit, had been nominated oy 'ae l,.
dst, for United S,a.s. M.sta and tha: soas OF tAA
Lecomptonitss in Michigan propose to noaH'ns'' "-'
for G0ysrsr Of the Sss,e. says:
"B.yg has been for more than twenty ays yorM,
regular TREASURY eater aud pOssesses ias otnei
n 90. mouth .rd AL enormous cavity een-s.a- a
Bsgg seeks tfice IRON the people OF Michigan. "
wul he sackei'"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

p,.nivu s.e already larger ,h.a oe cs oin, u he o'aer
C,mtarAs, J.. . .-.. ...,...
Ad,tfe ueIce. lave been brought To sG to cp-ects'e
Coytau, with P.ntsylysn,s chst-r ui sell =, 10 New
Yort snlss offh Hoos - THE SAFEGUARD sscRNcE
trrsrted here no csn rs n its ssnA
We csn rf6erty recon- msud 'be mpsn7 s In every
wsy reliable worthy Of pubic ps,roEsSe sDd con
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Tie ~ y. Herald Of the 22d ipst- publishes the fol.

loving:
"WAsHlscros, Jsne a. la2
which s1cier, reliance 20 justify ttis com nuncsuo,,
an. po sessed 70 wing nf uson In reference to sno-
Ts am p0Ss., under the Me Kican Coosnoft
GoseInmat G! tnst rtee.dirg ssle o. eesNon was als
the S.ae Of New YCrkl 20 ooonizn company "a
whose kesdguaels 20 too cy Of New'f
thst the besaip ccns,ed that the proofs are IN org
your city ks hAt tie Administration hefs hh'" ~
about It,"
Gen MOBILES the Mexican Minister at W ash'n8toe'
ba. publicly detisd tbst his GoveInmect made any
such sale or cesson adding that all grants OF land 'or
co.opzsiot for any other pdrposs are Pueic' Ins
j. undoubtedly the cas, except, perhtps, 80 regerA
sales Of 20 600 or 900 acres with no special pvh-
eyes 10 private ipdividusls The ststemsntrespec ing
Cspt Isbam, made 10 Tile Times Of the 9th inst, Is
ircorrect iu several important points. He hss .
Grant from the Mexican Government eu'horizlag
him TO run Iine OF mail steamers on tho
Pacific but Il conveys tha right ~ no lands.
The Mexican Government cI.irg the Presidency Oh
Cor onfcIt maze contract w tue Baking house OF
Messre JeckeJ Tarre Co for the survey OF the pub
lie lands in SoLoIs, ard Los California, the coUpen
-stcn to be third part of the lands surveyed. St1i-
lar contracts made for the survey Of public lands
in other States With o.h,r psIsons-anorg them Doa
Jesus Pascos anS Don Estsvan ZeEtsDo, wro con-
trscted respectively for Chihuahua and TamsDlip~.
Bat not aware tast sry one of them was vita
Capt Irbsm or that .L- gentleman has eotcred into
90 arrangement with Jecker, Tarre Co. or other
cobtractors. Those contracts, vel the grant 70
Cspt. Isbam, were duly promulgated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

TsE ATLASTIc TELEGRAPH.-The New-iork sss
Newfoundland and Aueticsn Telegraph Compsn'ss
have consented TO bold open their Ines until ndoyo'
or and after to-right "Wednesday until something a.
finite ih. have bsen card Of tie AT antic cable f
few days prior to the arrival Of the cable tho sss
the two companies lines for Inquiries conneoe' WAN
tie subject will wo ,ssrn be fee TO the puorc'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

An intelligent Illinoian, who has just been travel
ing through his State, writes US from Springfield.
The capital, Is follows:
"There aIe no Buchanan men in The State Of Hi
nos worth counting. You need not: therefore, sppre-
bend any coIlusion between them ssd the Rspablcans
TIE only contest here must be between the Republic
cans ard the Douglas Democracy, and that will bs
ieht as as fight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Nesp!1lpr kDailp Mibmare
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1853.

JoN H. t. is Agent or New Btunswot j. for the
sale o The TRIBvNE. A. orders c Ls oce ~. -. Com
square will Be promptly attended to.
MILTON STARs Agent for the ssie of THE TEisvxE IL
PAFrsc> n j. He will serve TaE TRIBUNE ia a1y pat o.
tit city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
tn roERTSpONDC yTS

No notice b. taken Anonymous COnDuncsOps What
ever Intended for insertion must be sathe by th
name address e the ver-no necessarily Tor putcs
tcr, bet a. q guaranty Of his good faith.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

The Democrat state Committee OF Nsr"sY
shire lave 3. eidea 10 defer the rHestirg oil tn<u
Convention Until period early in tie 'n0n'a Oh ''''
arY next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

Va have ss4u . dsps,sh from Detroit wac. ~
.cu,ees tsa. It's MaoVn.s County hGS "a oss>S@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this
week must be handed in carly to-day. Price, ~ a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
lFxl,.s f., Hodg-s Jo,fps o. Fuhlce BEk Rep Ter
{; Jarc - 1858
THR SAL Ill ARD INSIRANCI COMPANY OF

ErS-loRk Pas p 9bic attention hsVog ire
que-.J se beet eaLtd 70 hs CoGpaEy we have bnoa Ia
dufec ssiisiy oi'sse It's ss. and take
Ia r.itf>iLs 30 iis clsIA.t ter Aid standing.
TIE SATscussn issus.>cs Co orgsn-d under svery
Ibei charter ey the stSe OF Ptnp.y yans aud
s.o cssnpeo With t- ~ the lu.u'sDo- lave ~
NtvYoIk Is fes'-rn. George Doughty esq. Is veil
krewr ~ this ccrriri The ae President Of tbs Excoor
F@ tassDos Co Old ard respected resident ot New
Ytk Aoens It's Dfcc'oEs Of toe tos, oksns of
New YO.i sue PerussarG We thf Capital
i. well s.errce ssy :nsestee. aud ia losses viii be
pre uDoa.t s6ju.,et aid P.ic
Oitr 10 It's Ebr-s Brotru soa Its teGssl rn
IL v,-a trs hrs"n o; to- ssocised Conrsaiss has
IL o. ssEs 3cgr;s4 'aJ SaU:iT but - daily 'eo< pts o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

stoek In ~ ~ordTns celebrated
No rs Bsved~sy Twess. pivse for the sPp
OF ks BAR DyE the best Gxta3 bATSHrLoR
EIGs and TovFtEs have all othefs tns TN
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
3S-l5t

TIE UNDERSIGNED, formerly Of 322 Ramn
1 street, gives notice to his numerous friends and
patrons that he has nearly done pcrecting his
mentS to his and large establishment. where he
has now on hand and shall continue to keep most
beauttulHnd complete assortment of both Young anG
grown Fowls, of the following breeds viz red buff
black, white, Dominique PcrIev, Palmer and Marsh
Changhaes or Imperial Chinese, Royal Cochin Cbinas
Santon thinas, Brahmah Pookas. (BeDnet stock
Chittagon@%, black and spanced Po!auds. Whit
ta'cutta Ptus~ian and Wild Indian Mountain Fowl.
hn@'tSh Red Caps, black and fancy Bantams. Sumatra
Econ, Sunatrft Pheasant, and Malacca and sevt>sl
other game varieties
ALSo-Siitdesez, Lincolnshire Essex and cuG,lL
li&- 1Ionr two months to two aud throo vears ola =
nong Kong Bremen and White China Geese. white
Ayicsoury crested or Poland Ducks.
All OF the above pigs, fowls &c. viii he sold ~.
feasoia.c rates, and are warranted p,re and tho
best II tie country, from stock of his own nrn,.in
from emma, England and other places or from sroo;
mems which took first premiums at the last rnoS,
New England Exhibition WV '"'' year
Apply by letter or otherwise to
:, a. NERLOIN DE gritty
No % Cont Street, New Orleans o.. On
street, between Eighth and Ninth street. 80
district fofihery Lafayette where on, ~
,he pn''ic In general, invited to cal, , - .''i''
as his stock andjudse for themzslv ca. ave e'am-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
Te Li<ldie E'tacl1 EOEy.
BY COTL.EIB.

"Chon, YOU reckemember dat fiddle pack
bonv | pyed nit the bedler next week %
"lah, vot Of him."
"Nothiugs, only gifts sheated burd,y pad"
500"
"Yah. You see in vurst blaze he ish plint
NTH bote legs, unit ferry lame init Won eye.
Den ven you gifts on him to rite lie rares up
before SO yurser as chacknue. | dinks
dake him a liddle rite yesterday unit so soon
er gifts straJdle his pack he gonsmence da.
way, shust 50 like vakn peam on a poats-
team; unit ven he gifts tone, | vas SO mixed
up NIT Lis dali in mine hands yor the pri-
die"
"Vell, vot You going to DO nit him y
"Oh, vixcd him peter as cham up.
hitch him in te cart NIT lis dali we're his head
ought to pc; den | gif Linn apout SO 4 TO-
zen cuts NIT ! hitecow; he starts TO 60 put
so soon he see tie cart pefore him he max,
backwards. Burdy soon he stumb!es behint
unit sits town on his launches, unit looks
like he veel burty shaued nit himself. Den
takes him out. hitch him de right way, unt
he goes rite oil shust 50 good as anybody
bony."-POrter's Spirit.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
Sewing Machines.

Wilson's Patent Rotary .Sewing Machine,
CAN now be seen in operation by persons 81,
" wishing to purchase, at No. - ST. 1875
Charles street, New Orleans, up Stairs III
The utility of these machines is no longer matter Of
opinion, but settled fact, manufacturers the North
give them decided preference over all others ever
interested, and planters fast bringing them
into general USE not only for the Of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing
An experienced hand, with of Wilson's Rotary
Machines which takes from 1900 to 1900 stitche.
per minute, can do the work Of fifteen seamstrcsse.
with ease.
This machine is simple, and not liable to get out o.
order; 1t Is not noisy ompcated-working with 3
shuttle Or two needles, and dozen or more wheels
but on the contrary, neat little article working with
one needle only, not having shuttle or wheel in it,
Ladies and seamstresses who purchase ma chimes,
can receive instructions from experienced and p,ac
tica teachers how to use them on application OF the
sewing rooms, No. ID St Charles street. up stats.
a constant supply OF improved machines, needles,
spoois, suitable thread etc, for sale.
orders from abroad by mail promptly attended to-
W. orleans, FEB g. JOSEPH HUFTY. s