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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-12
Trust sale.

trust S3aGs
pY virtue q Deed Of Trust, executed to By JnO D.
ID ThuTmOnd, which is Of the Registers Once OF
Davidson county, 10 book No q page CSC and 3s, will,
BY agreement bsIWeeu the pSrties
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
expose fr sale The highest bidder 81 The Court House
gate the city Of Nashville, Two NEGRO MHN-Isaac and
George. lssac about twenty four years Of age, and
Gorge is about thirty.
Inc above bOyE Umb Psstarers and a. good
mechanics are u be found in that line.
ALSOtt the time and place and for the sane puT-
pose, Lot Of GROUND, situated Summer street, EeIt 10
The residence Capt Jesss JOhnOD, the West side Of
she street fronting forty sum ueT and run ing back
$50 LIS esg being The conveyed 70 Ssd ThuTmORd
BY u. p Ferris
'ALSO-At the same tine and p'scs three MULES, one
TWO no ->E WAGON, and enc ONE-HORSB WAGON.
Sale within The legal hours
TERMS.
The Negroes will be sold cIstt OF six wontbs; the
Land twelve months and the Males snd Wagons
three ZINE, for notes payable IN bank, with Two
approved endorBers, bearing interest from date. lien
will also be retained the ground the puTchase
money.
ieb 10 JNO. J. MCCAIN, Trustee.
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sIsOOO,

That the G-OVeT & Baker Family Seeing Machine max
ing the Grover Baket STITCH capable Of producing Wofk
Of much greater strength and durability Of the kinds re
quiTsd 10 be done plantations and BY families Of BE
Southern states than the l. n. Singer OF any other shuttle
Machine any other kline machAs device for sewing
in ever iaVened in she United stAies or Europe
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$1,000.

That She Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing The Grover Baker stitch, is less complicated, easier
and managed the N. Singer other Shuttle
Machine Invented in the United sates
or Europe.
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Don't all Come at Once
To Coach, Saddle and Harness Makers.

MY Store House, No. -, entirely eansamed BY Gre
WI Jan 9nd. y he Unprecedented cHerPy OF my iii nds
abO ~ 30 90 worth Of my goOcs Wefe saved, VIII ch
Offering self greatly reduced prices FOR cash. or to
men who Will pay promptly At instantly aDu others.
NOW Is YOUR lin =, IF YOU WANT
GREAT BARGAISSg
expect % commence building immsd and hope
10 be 10 my new with stock Of Goods few
months
My friends md customers will end ne with 10y Goods 10
The Pad aud Bird house AarkeL street,
the Qg5s swaTe slOF9 Of 4. LYON
JOHN MORROW.
P. S-AlsO. lo Saddles, HarRsss EnElish Bride Pill.
ings and Maungales, Coach AID buggy WHPs, Sc &c
cheaper than tile cheapest
All pereOns inde5isd please cali and pay ID PROMPTLY
want M nnoy 70 pay my debts
feb Q-dt2W GFHE &ADvocATE.
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$4,000.

4 proposition to the InUsHtors or Ysndsrs Of any
Seeing Aaohins IN TIE United States or Europe.
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3s5 PIANOS I'm

I'VE have received Fourteen more new Piano ForsgTrom
" those unTvaled maker, Light Newton RadbUTy,
and Hsnes Bros which make stock very large and
desirable We would be pleased have these
ned BY AL whether they desire purchase
kvey Piano sold BY shall be warranted 10 give sRsiac
feb 10 W. & R. FREEMAN
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$1,000,

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine max.
ing the Grover Baker stch capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety Of work; such Is required on
tStiOns families in the Southern states Than me N
Singer other Shuttle MRchiRs, aF o1haE Maehlne
for sewing in eFinVeseaAR the sased States
or Europe.
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superintendent Of n. d or. r.

NASHVILLE, Tsnn Jan. %, 1858.
We aye using the PsrEiBe camel Coal on IN Ma
chine Shop snd aEe pleasure stating that have
any Oh 10 equal Is. 10 viii very greatly
longer and uhCats thoroughly shan the best qualify
other mary on, Is nee from gum, and Is iuGt
OIL for machinery. We doubt nut II
must come into general use We thnk Ibis Oh fully equal
the br5 and that on9 gallon IL worth more taan
OF he best Lard Oil,
AED'W ANDERSON.
J. B. RONANS.
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$1,000.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE 90

The prices Of these Machines will in 20 instanee hereaer
vary the New York Prices except the cost Of freigh
ID n place EAo, N this State
All persons having purchased these Machines, oEWho ma
hereafter purchss them out side Of the Of Tennessee
nes the 24h day Of November 1885, responsible 70 th
Nashville Sewing Machine Company the legal owners o
right ans will be oulrsd 70 pay TO said Company the
sum Of $50 for the right u said Machines, within n
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, ard whenever payment i
refused, THE SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED
unless accounted for this Company by MessTs Grover
Baker.
Persons Purchasing these Machines outside Of Tennes
see. had better see that taey bill OF sale With Ia
klGHI TO USb SANE MACHINE IN TENNESSEE.
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Rates Of Advertising.
:, r,rr, j ms. 70 oossrIrUrE 4 SQUARE
To Correspondents.

ore square, one year, s3oKaeh additional squa'o
Advertisers exceeding the sPacescoh eEo-o''
"a for. will be charged for the excess.
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Premium Pictures.
The Grsi premium aEsF1ed ~ she subscribers a.
hslsse Exhibition OF sho Mechspcs Institute Cor the 30,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
ANRROTYPES.
NBLAINOTYPBS AND
sPHBREOTYPEs.
Any wanting any above S.ys OF Pictures are
respectfully invited call Gallery, where ne warrant
give you perfect satisfied on, and prices az low any
other Gallery, in tae State, HUGHES BRO.
% Union street,
Va Nashville Tennessee
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$1,000.

That b, sewing done BY the srOyss q Baker Family
Sewing Machine, making the GeveF & Baker stitch lees
liable rip thread stitch DO cut or broken than the
l. NJ Singer any other Shuttle Machine, or any other
sind OF Sewing Machine invented in the United States
Europe.
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EIsHvrll. AID Cu.rr.soos. R.lLaoAD

NASHVILLE AID CHATTAEOOGA RAILROAD
Machine S1OP. jan. p, 1883.
This will certify thaS using the PErsno Camel
Coal III by the Union Coal ana OIL Company, Mays
viile KY Machine shop AMI the locomotives
road have tested the I'll very careiu 70 discover
s qualities; entirely convinced Is Is very 6n OIL
for machinery and that gallon Of this OH fully equal
TO two gaO1s Of The best Lard OIL Il being entirely
IRON gum machinery viii with less pow than With
any OH used Although the Oil has thin sppeaF
anco has alubcEtnE body superior sRy Oil In urdIRs
aTy usss and % is well adapted 70 Railroads.
c. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr.. KnOEes is Master OF Machinery Of Road, and
reliabls MAC, 10 nose statements would coRdde
V. X. SIbEEhSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Il. l. Ar UERSON,
ndaut af n A q r.
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TIE GRElT ENGLISH REMEBY.
SIR JAMES CLAKKE's
Celahrated Female Pill.

Celebrated Female F1llSs
RsBagsa from sprsseriPti0n qf ST. J. olarbs, n y
Phvsisiaa Extraordinary to he Qussl.
7S,,uvuluablu medicine L unfsilng in the cure o. q
tbte panfuI and dangerous disases which he female
constitution is subject It mOderses ali excess and removes
an obstructonS and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
fl ID especially suited. Il VII, in short une' sfhs % 10
mouthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price one dollar, bear the eoVernn F
ofCreat Britain, 70 prevent eountsrtets.
CAUTION.
7Rs,s pill ,kolf not bstaEsa By alss darHg 9s klfst
Three Months ef PrsFasHY - thsy are sHf' % ''s -
Iissarriars, BAT q aay o1hsT tire tAsT are age
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain IN me
back and libs fatigue slight eTsriiOn PaiPaon o. The
-, Esar,es and whites, these pills viii eject cure
bsn an obsr means have failed, and although powerful
sss DO not contain iron oalomel anmOnY OF anything
hurIful 70 the constitution.
Full direaious accompany eaeh package.
Sole Agent for the United States and CORada.
JOB MOSES,
late 1. G. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, n. Y.
FB-Slo0 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any author
lied AEsEt viii insure bottle Of the Psby return mali.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry DemoVis, and G,
W. HendershOr, Agents for Nashville deod&Hty
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Election Notice
LaWrenceburg Rank.

I'VE Will sell ns Shss,in and osnsburgs for Bank Of
w LsWTsneSalTg money, a. our regular PFissl.
Oetl " 4 GORDON 4 60.
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Fresh Groceries.

NASHVILLE, February 5, 1858.
lust received from Bal more
Is bags LaguTa Coffee,
10 \ bales Mocha
bsgs CeylGH
S cases Cove Oysters,
$1,000 6He Cigsrs, assorted brands.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
NO.7 College, three doors North Of spring street.
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SAVING srrps.--.. / tell YOU. b.

SAVING sEEDs:"I tell you, B. =
said farmer to the writer. the other day,
farmers in this country do not estimate,
or rather do not know the Importance Of
care in saving seeds find if have a
good variety Of wheat, and an early one,
that if cut and save that which first RI
pens for seed. my next crop is an i'm
pYoyement on the last | find that if |
have good variety Of corn, and watch
carefully for the ears that mature first,
land they are generally the largest and
best. and take care of it, and use it for
seed. | improve the quality as well as
get variety that ripens in from four to
ten days earlier than other corn planted
from seed selected unfortunately, as is
the common custom. - Journal Of Ag-
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Some Facts in As ricaltural science.
What ever wilhpreducs mould tina
is, water, Gordon and salts--forms ma
nure.. - -.
The great difference in the action o.
mauures depends on the differences q
salts they contain. -
Mould is active in proportion as il is
more or less dissolved by water.
Some substances render mould easily
dissolvable in water, and mould being
valuable in proportion to the ease with
whichit is dissolved, whatever enables
it to dissolve may be added to it, and will
increase its value. These substances are
the alkalies, and alkaline earth.
The property ofproducing substance
which makes mould soluble, depends on
the nitrogen oflthe manure. This nitro
gen, in the process Of decay of animal
and vegetable matter. becomes ammonia.
ABOUND Of nitrogen makes two and a
halfpounds Of volatile salt, or ammonia /;
is equal to bushel Of wheat.
The constituents Of plants are oxygen,
nitrogen and chlorine gases. lime. clay,
magnesia, iron manganese and slick, pot
ash and soda, phosphorus, sulphur and
carbon. The first four are called glasses;
the followin six are called earths and
metals the last three are called combusti-
bles.
When plants decay they return to the
earth the above elements, and form what
is called mould or natural manure.
Mould is Of two kinds; soluble and in
soluble. 1t is valuable in proportion as
it is soluble.
Artificial manure is the salts, or mix
ture of natural manure and salts.
The salts contain the sulphur, phos-
phorus, acid, and carbon, as sulphuric
acid, and chlorine as muriatic acid.
Potash and grease make soft soap.
Soda aud grease make hard soap.
Ammonia and bill make what IS called
volatile liniment. q
Oxygen and hydrogen gas, combined
in the proportion of eight parts of oxy-
gen and one partof hydrogen, form water.
Oxygen combined with carbon in the
proportion of oxygen to one Of carbon,
forms. carbonic acid. 49,,
Five parts of oxygen to one of phos-
phorus forms phosphoric acid.
Oxygen and hydrogen in plants exist
in just the proportion to form water.
Decay is slow combustion, and gives
the same products as fire. It is the
union OF the oxygen of the air with the
carbon Of the plants.
TEcHSIcAL WoRDs.--In reading we
frequently come across words with which
we are unacquaited, and which are neces-
sary to give US full idea Of the subject.
The obyiate this difficulty we give def
milton of some of the more common
words 1k sks1
A irkin. Of butter, Sc lbs; sack Of
Goals, 224 lbs; truss Of straw SO lbs; a
stave of hemp, 80 lbs. a sack of -four,
$50 lbs; quintal, 100 lbs; a pig Of
steel. l2o lbs; truss of hay, 36 lbs;
bash, 80 BUSH; kilderkin, | 8 gals; a
barrel, &c gals; a hogshead, Sc gals; a
puncheon, "a gals. .s
English price currents often speak OF
the prices ofwheatper qaarter-to reduce
this to barrels. multiply the price, by sew
en- and divide, and it will give the price,
at, the same rate, by the barrel. Thus :
1.-THE wheat is quoted at SOS. a quarter,
multiply IS BY Z. and divide by IL, and
it gives the price. SIS. Sd. barrel.
- q E44 r.. " e 1
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TRAVEL IN A CoRN-FIELD. Some Yam
kee. we presume tits, has communicated
to Emery's Journal Of Agriculture. the
amount Of travel which some Of our
Western brethren, who cultivate hum
dred acres of corn, have to take, from
the time the pillow is first put in, until
the corn is housed. He says that it re-
quires sixteen hundred niles travel to
do il up right. In order 70 obviate this
great amount Of journeying. he recon-
mends the invention of more machinery
SO that two or more rows can be cultlya-
ted at once. thus reducing the labor very
essentially.
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OF THE
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