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Ocean Steam Mail Routes Between
The United States and Europe.

Mr.. Florence, of Pennsylvania, has given
notice of his intention to introduce bill to
establish certain ocean post routes between
the United States and Europe, and to regulate
the transportation Of the mails thereon, and
to reduce the expense thereof.
The features of this contemplated act are
peculiar. The operation of it is general in
its nature, totally ignoring private contracts,
and will. if it becomes law, place an ocean
mail service on the same basis as the inland
service. And the ultimatum of the bill is,
that while it provides for five lines of steam
ers to Europe from different points of the Uni
ted States, it reduces the expenses of the
ocean mail service to the amount of postage
carried, and it is believed that there will be a
revenue to the United States from this service
under this act.
The lines to be established are:
Route First, or No. /. From Philadelphia
to Southampton, England.
Route Second, or No. 2. From New York,
via southampton, to Havre, France.
Route Third, or No. 3. From New York
to Gluekstadt, via Plymouth, Havre and Rot
terdam
Route Fourth, or No. 4. From New Or
leans, via Havana, Bermuda, Fayal aud San
taIder, Spain, to Bordeaux, France.
Route Fifth, or No. 3. From Norfolk, Vir
GINA, to Nantes, France.
be paid to each line is at the rate of two dol
lars per mile. and the tonnage Of the steam
ers is fixed at two thousand tons, and the
speed at not less than ten miles an hour.
There is also provision for the infection of
fines and penalties for failures to depart and
arrive at the time appointed in the s. sched-
ule" by the Post-office Department.
Ii further provides that all letters going
out or coming into the United States shall
pass through the Post-Offce, aud the regular
rates of postage be charged thereon, and that
the postage so collected shall be credited TO
the ocean mail service.
The total contract pay per annum to the
five lines will be 1881 $40. The estimated
receipts from hostages, based upon the actual
receipts of 1855, will be $685., $50.
There would thus be surplus to the Uni
ted States of 1874. if there is no increase.
1t is, however, considered beyond doubt
there will be gradual increase the SUN re-
ceived.
This briefly shadows forth the features Of
the important bill introduced 10y Mr.. Flor
ence, and its adoption by Congress, it is claim
ed, will inaugurate new era and establish n
uniform system of ocean and posal service,
without cost to the Government
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

An IMPORTANT CAsE.-In the Court OF
Claims at Washington. on the 6th inst, the
case Of Charles A. Dubois De Laehet We the
United States. was taken NJ. TIE sum claim q
in this case j. between $500 900 and $500 900.
and the principles Ca b. setiltd Involves some
IS GOO 900 or 100000 The claim i
founded upon a general mortgage 81 all lands
in New Mexico. with certain exc ptians, which
were ceded TO the United State by ~ xico
ander The Gadsslen treaty Of 1858. aud tn
claimant now seeks 81 olstaia them. or THAR
proceeds in the hands Of the GATED States.
upon the ground of BIS prior mortgage.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

G0-"A superbly bound little volume Of
about 200 pages" has just been Published in
New Orleans, with the title Bliss OF Mar
riage; or, How to get a Rich Wife" II eou-
taias an appendix, with " list of unmarried
ladies aud gentlemen, with their peeuniary
positions on society" 1t is sort OF marriage
directory, INTENDED for those who wish to en-
ter the business as Spectators. This Is the
most disgraeeful enterprise that we remember
to have ever seen originated in the South,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

Pooh ISpIANs AND UNCLE SAH.-Fifteen
Pawnee warriors passed through this city on
"Wednesday, en- route for their homes In Nebras-
ka. They have just returned from Washing
,on. where they have been on a mission TO the
Government, IN relation 10 their lands Thy
have ceded 20 the Government lz.0Oo,00O
acres of laud reserving for themselves oaly
~. 600 acres. and are To receive la return. aR
annuity Of $4,000 for i've years.-cA'oogo
D>,norraf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

MORNING DKUM BEAr AND EVENING PRATER
MEEfISas-A gentleman from ohlo lately
stated. that ~ aiding bis peF-oaaI obserya-
tloas 10 those u friend, ~ could say, that
from Omaha City. Of Nelrasks. 60 Washing
toa. assFs rss ls,ss u Fvay nsszzlssgs hs skels
IssgiA n lks road 40 thst wh reser Chrlslaln
trasslI stopped 70 spend she evening, be
eoaid md q erowdsd prayer1mcsfing. across
ths entire UFcadth u our vast RepallIc. :
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28
As much Light for ONE C Mt as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will
for SIX CENTS,

Thus saving iivc-sXths Of the entire amount now eN-
. pended. the price of the lamp in about month.
They adapted TO all situations making the cheapest
aud desirable light for every plaCe-the largest
halls or churches well as private dwellings. The
patent on this lamp for the different States and
ties throughout the Union with the exclusive sale Of
the Crystal Oil i offered 10 the public. presenting
a opportunity merchants 10 secure for them
selves the monopoly of trade entirely free from oppo
sition. Facilities completed for the manufacture
of the lamps in such quantities that they will be furn
ished the purchasers Of rights in any style, such
a cost will yield almost increduluus profit These
rights will be closed OF Immediately, and the lamps
and oil delivered as a. desired. AS lamps
oil will he sold bat purchasers of rights, all let
tiers making the request will not be noticed. Conmu-
nications addressed t. the Crystal oil Lamp Coz No.
5 Merchants Row, will be promptly attended to.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company, No. Merchants
Row Boston apT2S-2m(p. b.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

THIS important invention for producing the cheapest
l. light in the world l. perfected and offered 10
the public Numberess other attempts have been
made produce a cheap light but attended with
such Inherent objections 20 destroy their utility and
adoption But the Crystal Oil Lamp, while ii is the
cheapest is both safe and agreeable IN every position,
making clear lClite and brilliant ame-entrely free
from snake OdOr. There is no danger from eXplo-
sion, but perfectly safe under all circumstances The
oil can be used in any place without fear Of Soiug the
incest garments. The lamps simply arranged and
perfectly comfortable by the children and Gomestcs
and so constructed that the light can be varied in
moment from that OF to eighteen or twenty orli
nary lamps. While IL Is free from the disagreeable
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger at
tending the Of the burning fluid, 1t is found upon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28
MADAME LA ROSE,

TIVE world renowned Doctress and Goddess OF the
Il Planet readers, has entered the city. She be
seen at No. IS, Union street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. She describe all diseases which afiict hu-
mainly Ladies IN feeble health particularly re-
quested to call. Thousands testify 20 the most
wonderful cures she has performed She VIII read
you your life, and show the hkencss-of your future
companion; describes friends and enemies: bring
the separate together; and cause speedy marriage.
Thousands have consulted her with entire satisfaction
ladies admitted from 4. NJ until =. VI. Gentlemen
aprQ-lms
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r8- The friends Of Major d. c. BrErL viii
bs grati6ed TO learn that Major General SMITH,
commander OF the Utah army. has select q
him as chief Of bis staff. This Is most adj
rlIrable selection, aud oae that will give very
general sffilflction 10 the lorcss engagea on
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

DESTRUCTION or fmE PinSEsn PARA MIL
I'VE leara II IN passengers ~ The GeuFs IL
Railroad this moEalng. that the '.Pioaesr Pa
per NIL. near Athens, a. dsstEoyss BY ire
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-28

I'VE keen the best make Of Irish Linens cheaper
w than they can he bought AT any other house
apr24-d W. A - c. McClEILAND
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Table Linens. &c.

NNTE have the best assortment Of Table Linens
w Napkins, Duyle's Towels, and Towehng Goods,
ever offered and at lower prices.
apr25-u W A. < }. G.. McCIEIIANn.
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llew ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction sale
OF FINE PLisTS. FLOWERS, SHRTBS Ia.

BENZ. T.. SHIEL Ids
w 10 oic1ck "a sxtEa - haAilty asa rssors a.
rIanls, ehruhbery, kn,, trom he Ezrdea 4 NJ. VIA
HaAssr, q 4As Eez4iza Az44 SarzerI cHzspnzt,. As
Mr.. III ! weE ku1~1 h <1lk eeAUE Alty, and - k1o~
Am wsll ESQ Essay szs wh&s - z<zs. - re-.
efsnes = h Pisasss heesss. - kee4 - ~ :
aa4 wsElaoal reserve x-<-it
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Needles. Fish Hooks, &C., &c.

NHE subscribers having purchased the Merchandise,
Il Store Fixtures, Trade Marks Goodwill of the bus
mess and Store, formerly occupied by JoHS WARRIN,
J. L I. WARRIN and THOMAS WARRIS, at No IS Maiden
Lane New York, also, the exclusive right ef importa
ton Of Joseph WarriHs Needles, manufactured at Red
ditch England and known
J. Warrin's Superior Drilled Eyed Needles,
offer the TRADE, very full and com
plete assortment of the above Warrin Needles, and
other drilled eyed and common Needles of every grade
and description. FISH HOOKS of all slnds; Linen,
Silk Hemp. and Cotton FISH LINES, as well as every
description Of FISHING TACKLE, &c &c. Their stock
being large, and having ample facilities OF manufac-
turing il will be found the advantage of dealers
call.
B1y- Particular attention paid 10 Letter orders
rSy- Vendors and purchasers are cautioned against
inferior low priced Needless initiating labels and
Trade marks.
CLERK, GREEN < BAKER,
apr2S-Im(w) IS Maiden Lane, New York.
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ParaSoIs and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot Of Parasols, sun Shades and
II ladies' sun Umbrellas, just received aud Tor
sale by
apr23-f W A. a J. C. MCCTFIIAND.
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Proclamation.

DY authority of resolution passed by the Mayor
I'D and Aldermen Of Nashville, and believing that
such occasions tend TO stimulate the patriotism and
promote the social happiness OF a community, here
by proclaim Saturday, the first day of May next,
public holiday, and hereby request merchants
traders and business men TO close their doors and
suspend business that day, and invite all cti
unite in the celebration Of the anniversary OF
the Provisional Government of 1850.
apr27-td. JOHN A McEWEN, Mayor.
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The Spring Meeting

VIII commence on Monday 18th day q MAY lass
with Swccpstske for all ages mile heats 500
trance; $50 forfeit. Gen d Chatham names b
IAxzie Bugg, by Epsilon, dam by Aincerby;5 years
old W Roundtree names c { Kate Hays, by Albion
dam by Priam, years Old. john Kennedy names <
by Emu, dam by Ainderby; years w Cheatham
names hy Glencoe dam by Ls-vt4t,an years old
Col Geo Elliott names Webb AIica, BY Aibion, dam
by LcVlatlan years old.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE.

DEM F. SHIELDS will sell THURSDAY MORNING,
ID APRIL 18th, at 10 O'Clock, fine assortment Of
Watches Jewelry, &c, without regard to price, to
close large invoice just received from New York.
The Ladies most respectfully invited to attend this
sale. apr2S-ti
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
In Ewing's Addition

DY virtue Of an agreement between the undersigned
I'D will sell for the benefit 81 the parties concerned
Public Auction, the premises. o. the highest bid
der on Friday. 30th day OF april 1855,
1858. the lots described below IN living Addition
Nashville, viz: LntS Nos. 2d, -, IS aud - Ew
ing Avenue, and Fogg Street also Lots Nos l0, 1O2,
los, and lO4, Stevenson Avenue aud Allison Street;
Lots Nos. l2l, l22, I23, and 1874 wctmore Street
Lots Nos. l25, 100, l27 and lbs, Wetmore street
and Stevenson Avenue: lot No. SIS on Ewing Avenue
and High Street; Lots Nos. o. 93 g. and a5. front
ing Allison Street, and nieTsccted BY the Railroad
Lots Nos. Q, 10, II and l.. fronting Stevenson
Avenue and Fogg Street, and niersected by the Rail
road.
The sale will be without reserve, a credit Of y
months with interest from date and notes with good
security payable IN Bank Will be required, aud lien
retained ON the property.
ROBERT c. FOSTER, SID.
ian2-td V. X. STEVE
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srcoNn RAcE.

swecpstske for years old f, ! nile heats; 500
trance. SO forfeit. " 7 ChcAihanl nam-s ch by
Glencoe, dam by Lcviathan- } Mathews names by
Wagner, dam by Leviathnn- Gen " q Harding names
bFf by Epsilon. dam by Priam. Gen W G.. Harding
names hr by Epsiian, dam By Margrare. " k0und
tree names ch By Albion, daan By Priarn. kelsy
Powers naunes ch c hy AIbsnn. dam BY Isvaihan
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THE IRISH TROUBLES OF 1913,
WIN HER CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCE,

The SOUTHERN CITIZEN Will be the interesting
both American ana Irish readers. Besides these
tributions from Mr.. Mitchell the SOUTHERN CITIZEN will
continue have its usual quantity OF original
upon political and literary subjects prepared by him.
The circulation though large and constantly ncTeas-
ing, the PrOprieturs have thought will be- much
extended by announcement in this form.
Commul cations with rcmittances may be addressed
TO mitchell SWAN, Knoxville, Tenn, any OF the
following Agents:
: g. CoURTENAY Is Co, Charleston, South Carolina.
THOMAS b. O'CoNNER, savannah Georgia.
J. c. MORGAN, New Orleans, Louisiana.
JAMES a. GENTRY, Richmond, Virginia.
ALEXANDER ADAAsoS, Washington City.
TAIINAGE * TURNER, Cincinnati. Ohio.
i. ~ HAvERrY, lilo Fulton street, New York
: II. GoEIzEL, 30 nauphin Street, Mobile, Ala.
BENZ b. DAVIS, Masonic Building, Montgomery
Alabama.
Ross x ToUCEY, l2l Nassau Street, New York, sup
ply dealers only upon favorable terms.
JAMES MCtiINN, l21 kearney Street, san Francisco.
RI Clubs Of ten viii be supplied with the paper
for SIS. am2T.
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new advertisements,
Segars. Segars.

ID 10 HONDAS, Londres, Nabajas, Aralas, La Suizas
h and other choice brands, Havana Cigars for sale
by DILLON < Co,
Late J. PEACOCK Co.,
apr2s-N Is College street
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Irish Linens.

VTTEare Offering the best bargains Organizes and
w MusIns that he found IN the city.
apr2f-u ". A. x j. G. MCLELLAND
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN

Is published at Knoxville, Tennessee, by JOHN
Il Mitchell WM. q SWAN, at - per annum, or
81 for SIX months, payable invariably IN advance.
Mr.. Mitchell having commenced in the 2Sth num-
her of the paper, series of Letters addressed 20 the
Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEIHENs, Of Ga, which, when
completed, will furnish entire histoTyo Of
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anftjOn SaIfs.
Auction Sale of Groceries

lime sale of Groceries
w y " Us AZ Co.
(At w. H. Gordon & Co.'s warehouse
On TUESDAY, MAY Sd. 1855 we will Offer for
" sale at Auction at W. II. Gordon a Co.'S Ware
house:
$50 hhds. Sugar, all grades;
200 bags Rio Coffee:
$50 hbls. Molasses;
$50 half do:
2no boxes star Candles:
:O0 boxes sup Corn Starch. new article:l
loco bbls Rectded Whisky, (various brands)
sac boxes Soap:
loo doz Cedar Buckets;
100 nests Tubs;
501 kegs Nails.
With many other articles:
These goods viii be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges
TERMS.
All sums under S3n0ca over $500 and under $500
90 DAYS; over $500 40 days. for approved endorsed
notes payable m Bank. HARRIS 4 co.
ADDITIONAL
We will also sell of a credit OF four months:
pie Holland Gin
= pipes Signett Brandy;
q pipes A. do do
y Domestic do
April It'd HARRIS 4 co
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Tue.day. Nay is. 1855.

Sweepstake for three years cid; mile heats $500
eatrance. $50 faFfoit. Abaer Turner Bette
Nancy, by shamrock, dam By BsShakztF Rec and
Calsy HaHie , Pc, Sos, b. Gleacoe dam by stumps
imported John kernrny names ca g BY Ahisn. Gam
by Aindefby. John Kennedy br by Aibon,
dam by Ieviathan " T foundtres names Cd Z by
sN grts
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For Sale.

4 FIESf- RATA hsnase EiIi, about Ia ysars eld As
~ wsa sssiilel aay lie sl4te - her aEr she
rssse1 d god fsnaiiy thls ceanty aaa ws
~'sh = sra bef = sots ane h the cay. Call
Ana see Der - Abs = Hst ssia 90 any iAslt-
apfS-a WILL l. BOYD. -.
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THE undarrxnsa 5 "a ansAarissa ssency fas ths
A ssie q rQfter, Ran 4 sHslf,s ksarssa sfikez
49, - - tAs e>sa sz1 <aszp<sl skes uo4 = ese-
sa9pis coesz-asly 50 h4nd And ~ s.ie -
q. a. uICkEf,
sn<le-s{ co.lese sssecf, <aa1xlfe.
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WAY I.IS5S.

MATCH for IS 900 side, : aO0n forfeit Four mile
WI heats. VIM koundtrce names b, colt Tom fines,
by 81 Boston years old; dam lily Jones. by Leva-
than. Maj Tho 6 Bacon names a, My lila Temple,
by Albion, dam by Leyiathan; 5 years old
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Elegant Lace Nantes.
OrgandieS and fIuSIinS.

INTE are opening, this morning a beautiful assert
w ment Of French and Choutilly Lace Nantes.
apr24-u Wa. & J. q. MCCIElIAND.
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uonday. uay 3. Is5s.

Match for s. coo side; .tO1 forfeit. Two mie
heats Vim Chatham Hanics { Efie Bynum, by
Glencoe; 3 years old. dam by Othcllo. Mai Thomas q
Bacon namcs Dick CheathanI, by Albion years
old: dam by Levathan.
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"Wednesday, NAY 10. Isss.

Sxeepssake Ter All age mile heats . % entrance:
$50 f,rieit. john kennedy names : hy Una esn a.
b. Aildefby, years old II nloUnfson "a mes b m
Kettle HaWkas, Year, old. " 7 Chuathasa ualus-- b
{ By Glencoe, dam By Leylatllsn, years old TG
Moore names eh by Giencoe. dan BY Frank years
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nAIE.nnan xFEkEx.

GffUAffD IL Easeaela, ea tha GaIiasn rasuPks
- tsz faFtler EaEf.eui@rs AEsaly -
s~pl- II A. '. :. LfStSlEf.
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Tuesday and Friday,

Making close connection with Railroads and Steamers
indicated above. For freight passage apply on
board to
aprlA-u A. HAMILTON. Agent.
R6- B. and G. copy and discontinue old advertise
mcntS.
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Thur.aay. Way 20. ISIS.

sweep~sske Tor antricd years Odd. oae nile heats
500 entrance SO Forfeit tsnunotrce names ch
BY Atbpa, siam Is Frtzm. Iohn kenlesiy Nance
biSe By Albion, dam BY t4sviEtllan. John kcnaesy
ty KAN dam hy AiaieThy WTCheatlaaHn
names ca ~ tsArurse, dam b. iexs4tiiaa. James
Jaekson aasaes 20 ~ Siencce, dam - UsheIo C,s
Gees klifatt nalnrs ch ~ Ahl0B, aaIa - Isxatizn
ten y = ttAre 1isiee cl b Aihlea, Gam b PfsEa
Gen " G ktrsitnE be- ~ Eisssa saua ~
frsams ora y q AsfsizlE naHlss b. 81 EtsiiaH
dxll b. AArgrsxe. ssrr aH1 Caftlsy uaz.ss b b
Yorkshire. dam IS - uee. Z AonsFe uaaslas ch 81
Oisacae, AAm ~ frahk
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Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, New
Mexico and California.

Passengers for any Of the above states, or way
points, will find excellent accommodations, on ap
plicatiun 70 either Of the above fine passenger and
freight steamers, Of which Will leave tins city on
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-05
Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.


WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS
w for Ho. sc Powers and Thrashers, with without
Straw Carriers Our Western New York, Double Pinon
world is constructed 1t it can be operated by t.
horses pleasure and only be be appreciated
No machine equal TO this has been introduced int"
North Carolina; thousands of them annually made and
sold in Western New York. the finest wheat growing region
in the Union.
We are also making five different kinds of SUGAR CANE
MILLS which must be to be appreciat d. The list
comprises and roller mills arranged horizontally, with
double cranks for hand power also and roller mills
ranged perpendculay with sweeps for horse power and
mill arranged with three horizontal rollers The latter
many advantages the perpendicular mills The above
mills all style, with iron frames, rollers and set
The roller mills arranged that the juice
cannot fly of while being expressed, and having been gotten
up with full knowledge of the latest Improvements and
purposes for which they intended have hesa-
ton saying that they to ~s
ed, and be afforded prices that will bring them with
in the reach of every Farmer and Planter Then let
hesitate produce this valuable article upon his
farm.
We have lately gotten up entire series of our
celebrated reversible steel edge plow with such improve
have been suggested by the farmers from tame
time thus making assortment the most perfect that
be found in the United States. We also manufacture
and keep hand the latest styles and best kinds of Straw
Cutters, Cultivators. Horse Hoes, &C., &c,
Persons wishing any of the above machines Sugar Mills
impien ents had better send in their orders early
der the article desired Information and prices
given by letter otherwise articles forwarded
part of the Union.
N. BOYDEN, 4 son.
Salisbury Agricultural Works. ., o..
April 18th, 1855.
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KITTRELLS. CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.

TTAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
Ii Fall, offer for sale valuable farm in the
comfy of Granville situated Immediately on the Raleigh
and Castor Railroad containing 900 acres OF and-about
400 which is in original growth-that part under cuva
ton being well adapted to the growth Of tobacco corn
wheat &C. The improvements all good, consisting Of
large and commodious dwelling with all necessary farm
buildings together wi a Circular Saw and Grist Mill
also Store House at krells Depot which is considered
fine place for business
Ny MINERAL SPRINGS, located within a mile of the
Railroad, considered very valuable The water having
been found by anal possess medicinal qualities OF the
first orer and has cured of the most obstinate cases
of Scrofu and effected many remarkable cures in other
diseases after the patient had been pronounced ncurabe
by the best physcans-al of which be sbstantiaed
by the evidence of many respectable These Springs
have been largely patronzed for several by nvald
many whom have been permanently cured and all speak
fvoably of the beneficial effects of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admance to hun
dreds of visitors wishing to the water whom was
prepared to accommodate.
Persons wishing to embark in this business, will find it
opportunity rarely met with The location the advan
tages of The Farm and Mills together with the
merits of the water all combine render this of the
most desirable situations in the county. ---.->--
further particulars those wishing purchase
call and for themselves get any information by
addressing at Hlhrelps, Granulk County, n. c.
GEO. KITTRELL.
Kittrell's. N. c., April l, 1855. SO-n.