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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-29

RUN KS,
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
T ADIRS' fine Travelling Trunks; sxtra sizes
II do sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Fine sole leather Nalises,
do do do Ashland do
do Russell vallses;
large stock Of
Carpet Bags, satebes and Black Bags, OF all sizes and
Gail at No. q Public Square.
oetQ SNYDER g. FRIzZBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
I AsTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
II Congress CATERS, with and without heels.
Glove kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
" with heels,
Boots, with without heels,
French Slippers and BIskns,
s. Kid Slippers ane Buskius5
French Kid Shppers' with heels. - -
tune6 SNYDER & FRlLzALL.
J'RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIEs.-IOO
10 hhds prime to choice Sugar
zoo bbls Powdered, Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 bbls Molassss
100 y bbl5 do
50 bags Old Gov. Java and Laguayra Coffee
IS bbls Mackerel assorted;
50 dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands;
$4,000 Imported kegala Cigars
$4,000 assorted brands 90
IS boxes Scotch Herrings
s tisrcss Fresh Figs;
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
so boxes Bar Soap.
fsbII M&EF CHEATHAM.
T IQUORS.-2O0 bbs Pi kes Magnolia Whisky
1 $50 bbls Robinson Co do;
200 bbs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbs American Brandy;
20 bbs do Gin;
20 bbls Peach Brandy,
Also a large stock of Fine Imported BraDdies and
Wines, just received and for sale BY
feb ii 81 3 E CHEATHAM.
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LANGDON & CHERRY,
an 9i-wA NURsKRYMEN, Nashville Tenn.
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS.

DOUBLING THE 1NCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS.
DATRNTED improvement in ths manufacture Of Yarns,
empo Jag to spa tho crop but about one-fouTth The
children Of sE years age AID above and unit
an now prepared 70 Furnish Planters with this NEW
COMBINATION OF MA HINERY, incIus We Of the STEAA
BNGINB, il neCsssarynHmey The GIN with Lap append
ace in one macbine and the SeQuent Machines OF the Spin
ming seres Ahd have all arranged in the Spinning kOou
the Plantation, complete, with great dispatch Also com
pstent Spinners.
year, will MoRR 1HAE PAY for the whole machinery, ncU
sivs OF he steam Engine and sPinneTs' M4eos
Ny Improvement, in It's results to me ranteE Is zuiya
lent 20 his having purchased Of Plantation NeEuCes
&C. productive thso those be works. and while bic
no. the and aDxees nhereRtto planting gahe ms
and osihng up serop. -. ,..s
eeptarces leangrant reasonable aee az LOT me hlsHl
the PATENT one-iourh 10 be d 70 me each OF IN ifs
with contract nsurng the payment should the plantation
Prosecutions from Planters may now be made and to kroR
cost Of the Machinery ~ their ar uiaT csse they must net
omit 70 state what been the pounds the
crops-or how many pounds Of yarn day they qst SPIN
apTS-WlF 67O .. heNhN .Alotil- 40
Painting establishment.
BUILDERS Householders, Sc, requested to take no.
ID nee hattie undersigned having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services OF competent work.
Large Contracts
q the line Of his vocation In All its various branches.
In the department Of
The subscriber prepared to execute Wits me greatest
dered in style and upon terms which cannot au 70 give
BE is also prepared to execute all manner Of
Sign and ornamental Paintings Gralning and
MaTbling'
Having In that department secured the services Of The mos
srpert and experienced artists.
he subscriber would request persons having work in bis
line 20 give him call before maxim anal arrangements.
No.ss uuiOR't, between ehsTY : sapms'
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eLAL EAI sJALEoII oCALE8I5s
FULL Stock Of Farbanks celebrated Scaes-Dorulanii
"A Platform, GF0cers, Counter and Beans:
Also hay sud Coal Scales. In and for lle a. Faeto
" prices, By " n. GORDON & Co
nav 81 srIo arcnfs for Middle Tennessee
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BLACKSMITHS,

Who inneed Of Auvis Of any size, Vices, either
Box, Bellows Of any warranted uork per-
fecty, Horse Fla. and Bali ETu1d Files SedEas and
Hand Hammers, Horseshoe Nails Engisd and American
Blister, Cast and Shear STEEL Stocks and Dies old fashion,
ed Screw Plates cost.
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Sbippinq.
AMSTERDAM u

mn AMSTERDAM-Th AL Ham
S4LfzEerM bnrg bark ANTONIA, H. C. W Rock ms.
s2.ss ter, will have quick despatch for the above
port For freight or passage apply to +. L. BRAUNS K
~ ool"et oile"PSIue anu Lonloaru street jy20u
41af4 FOR SAVANNAH. GA-The
EE5%kseM fast sailing schooner THOMAS G
-sIzzz.z - WORRELL Henry Hubbard master hay
ing The part of her cargo engaged going on
boad will sail in few days. For freight 200 barrels
apply to j. 4 7. NJ. GIRVIN,
au6tf 80 Smiths wharf
In FOR SAN FRANCISCO
~so{la&9g4M COLEMAN's LINE, Clipper of sATUR
= 80. - DAY, August 18th The well known
New York built Al Clipper Ship ADELAIDE, Wake
man, commander, is receiving her cargo in New
York She will load rapidly and be despatched as above
For freight applyto PENDERGAST BROTHERS.
jyS-tal7 II Smiths wharf up stairs.
I'm FOR S A l. F. The schooner
NszfHssSA MARY, of 600 tons burthen carries 3 900
-ss@ bushels of grain; is in complete ORDER hay
ing been rebuilt this year. Apply to
NE. BERRY
jy2lf No. 63 Pratt street.
In FOR FREIGHT OR CHAR
Nzly=enM TER.-The Al ship "A. NJ LAWRENCE"
1872 John Claypool, master, 500 tons register.
Apply to J. CROSBY & SON,
-Jy3l-t Is Bowly's wharf.
GA FOR CHARTER..-A low charter
N=5asezsM will be accepted for the brig THOMAS
--ss-NaasS@ o r N Capt. Hastings, to Sagua la
Grande out only, if immediate application be made to
myl7t F. W. BRUNE Il SONS.
G1JA VESSELS WANTED FOR
-sz-.-.rs@ The undersigned are constantly in want
Vi Vessels 10 load to and from Havana and Mantanzas.
MoRRELL 4 RANDALL,
Ieza-u 5S Exchange Place.
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&c Isszzss !. t-..ss WFST IyD S0ErU
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IMPROVED SCHEDULE FOR SUMNER TRAVEL.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY between Baltimore
and all portions of the West Southwest and Northwest
Frst-The Baltimore and Cincinnati Express Mail starts
Sundays eXcepted) A. NJ, arrives at Wheeling at
1920 P. NJ connecting at Benwood for Columbus Gin
einna and intermediate points, reaching Cincinnati at
IL, M
Second-The Cincinnati and St Louis Express leaves
Including sundays at sos, p. NJ, connecting at
$50, A. NJ. with Express train for Cincinnati reaching
there at S. NJ next day and connecting directly with
Express train for Louisville, Cairo St Louis Kansas
Third-The Cincinnati Dayton, indianapolis, Cairo, St
Louis Chicago and North Express leaves Except
Saturday, at 10, p NJ, arriving in Wheeling at so, P
M and making connection for all points beyond the Ohio
river
To view the grand mountain scenery on the road in
daylight take the 6 A. NJ 10 T. VI train.
For Parkersburg and all Stations on the Northwestern
Virginia Road take the 10 P. NJ. train For points
Marietta Railroad take the 10 P NJ train for Parkersburg
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
To all points between Baltimore and Pstlaont take the
"a N. train. For all points between Piedmont and
Wheeling take the 10 p NJ train. The sos p. NJ Express
nrscass stations The trains from the West arrive at
Baltimore at $40 and 9.4OA NJ, and Sis P NJ.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN starts from Baltimore at %
P. NJ, and from Frederick at "a NJ.
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
and 3 P. NJ
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 6i5 and g. A NJ and 80 and
$50 P. NJ On Sunday att 30 A. NJ only. Leave Washing
$50 p. NJ. On Sundays at $50 p NJ only. The first and
NTH from Baltimore and the first and third from Washington
will be Express Trains stopping only at Washington Juncn
for the Western connection and at the Annapolis Junction
The GAS and $50 from Baltimore and the Is and 10
Washington connect with the Annapolis trains The
ond trains from Baltimore and Washington connect at
Laurel with Sandy Spring and Brookville stages.
For tickets of every kind, information, &c apply
J T. ENGLAND, Agent, or at the Ticket Office, Camden
station W. p. SMITH.
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket A gent. ie9tf
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MN. c. ROBINSON
NJ OIL buMLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE,
,y,,o,, IT.. KEEPS n CONSTANTLY ON HAND
~ NA SELL At LOWEST MARKET
WINTER AND FALL SPERM or
" :. EEdaTEPpHANT OIL, BLEAcHEp
:. PATENT OIL nj f n tc uE
By" 4" LARD OIL, oLhaChED
MACHINERY, LUBRICATING L CYIINnEp sD,n,,
OIL. SfERM
NORTHWEST COAST WHALE OIL
STRAITS, BANK AND SHORETANNERs, orr
SPERM AND 1DAMANTTNE CANDIEv
iy22-dtf ASSORTED SIZES q
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Steamships.

sA c r IN W ELLIS GREAT
S|7r|fE9T~ EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
n-NEassszssss STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER LINE.
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now in first rate
Order and the Agent announces to the business commu
nifty that Steamer will leave 116 Spears Wharf Ba
more and Fer Thirteen, North River, New York, EVE
Rl AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
Insurance may be effected on goods by the Cromwels
ST amers to or from New York open policies their
ONCE, at oneeightn per cent. This Insurance will ef
ected for the account of the of the property floss
II any payable to them with the most responsible Compa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon, at O'clock for Charleston, s c.
freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply TO A. c. HALL, Agent,
116 Spears Wharf, Baltic
A. B. CROMWELL, & co,
cor. Washington Albany SITS, n Y.
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent
Iez+ " Charleston, S c.
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For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relia
BILE information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station
N F. corner Of Calvert and franklin streets, Baltimore.
jy7-d C. c. ADREON, Superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA.

ll4i - r;..:...:a3-I PI1IIIA UFIIPH IA,
Iz7-@er----. W NGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, May 10, Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 7.3O o'c.ock A. NJ, WAY MAIL
at 10 10 A. NJ; EVENING MAIL ut $40 p. NJ
ON SUNDAYS at $40 ?. W. only. All trains connect
with New York Trains except $40 p NJ, Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at A. NJ
and IL P. VI.
From HAYRE DE GRACE and Intermediate places at
O'Clock ?. NJ
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 1918 A. NJ connect
at Wilmington with P. NJ train, and $40 NJ from
Baltimore with % A. NJ train.
NOTICE-Allcolored persons whether bond or free will
be required bring responsible white person per-
sonally known to the undersigned who will be willing
sign bond to the Company before they will be taken
over any portion of the road.
my29-tf VIM CRAWFORD, gent.
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Bail 8Oa0s.
NORTHERN CENTRAL Raj WAY
L. - E.5ss5 H. :........:..a

60 s.i
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
connections with trains the Wamsport and Emira
New York and Erie and Canandagua Railroads for
WlLLIAMSPORT, ELMIRA, ROCHESTER,. SYRACUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPTON, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSWEG0,
AND
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after Monday July &C. trains will run as follows
Passengers for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Harrisburg Car
isle and Chambersburg leave Calvert Station at 5,
Through to Niagara and Buffalo in II hours.
PASSENGERS for Pttshurg, Chicago, Cincinnati st Louis
ana other Western cities and towns, Calvert Sta
uon at g. A. NJ. and 10. =. VI.
For ork Carlisle Caledonia and Double Gap Springs,
arlspurg Chambersburg Lancaster &C. leave by trains
at g. A. NJ and ana To- P NJ
or bedford Springs passengers leave by trains at g. A
Broad Top Railroads.
All 1 trans stop at regular way stations.
NJ " Ehlra,' :: ...........-..............S
20 lagara Falls. .......................lG
Do. Buffalo. .......,.....,....,
Baggage checked through all principal points WEST
$500
By the completion of this road to WiIIamspor we re-
fer the Travellers to the following comparison of distance
By Northern Central Railway. BY New York
255.. ELMIRA. ................459
292. EGO. ................42
314............. BINGHAMPTON. ...........4Ol
324 ............ CANANDAIGUA... ........55l
1858. .ROCHESTE Err. .............55S
374............... BATAVIA....-... .......5gO
394............... SYRACUSE...............47
421........... NIAGARA FALLS............62 7
429.. .0SW EGO ................5l 2
404.. BUFFALO ................G Coz
42............... DUNkIRK ...............6i 6
For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and rea-
BILE information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station
n corner of Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
Jyf-u G. Z. ADREON, Superintendent.
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application will be made to the Mayor and CITY Coun.
I'll to close Grundy street from McMechen to Laurens
streets and Foster alley from Mcechen Wilson streets
NON'7'
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Nletals, 9ar0tuare, at.

KEYSER, TROXELL d co.
| r o N w A r E H on Sc.
No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS Of all descriptions of IRON
IL and STEEL Have constantly on hand complete as
sortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacturers of
RAIL ROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS.
Agents of the
NIADCCT AND LAUREL. BOILER IRON WORKS
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL. FORGE.
Also, AGENTS for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
fabp
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w ESTERN PRODUCE.

20 HHDS. WESTERN SMOKED SIDES
10 DO. Do. Do. CLEAR SIDES.
II DO. DO. Do. SHOULDERS.
% TIERCES DO. Do. HAMS, plain. !
IS Do n. W. THOMAS & CO.'S SUPERIOR |
SUGAR CURED FAMILY HAMS
% CASES LEWIS NJ. NORT0N'S SUPERIOR PINE |
APPLE CHEESE.
70 BBLS. BOURBON WHISKEY, warranted.
100 Do OLD RYE WHISKEY.
300 Do. RAW WHISKEY
For sale by B. T. ELDER,
No. 40 South Euaw Street.
je9tf Opposite r & O r r Denot
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ARD OIL,
~ FOR BURNING OR LUBRICATING
We call attention of the trade and machnists to our
make of LARD OIL, supply of which, freshly made we
have constantly hand This OIL is pressed
quality Lard without the aid of acids any foreign
stance is free of gum and for burning lubrcang can
not be eXceed GEORGE & JENKINS,
No. 3 Commerce street
it: - $3.50
" H. Reese Bros, ". & Fl. Spilcker,
a. W. Denmead Sons Poole 4 Hunt
n, sinclair, Jr Co.. Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co.,
n q A9 m M Son, George Kerr, Agent Thistle
o. -, de " atoen Manufacturing Co.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Leaves DAILY, at 3 O'clock from NO 10 SOUTH
WHARVES.
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-Free Of all
charge for commission.
J. ALEX. SITRIVER, ACT No. 2 Light street Thf Bait
A. GROVES, JR, ACT, No. 10 South Wharres Phil1
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HAVANA SEGARS,
IL 100000 assorted most FAVORITE BRANDS inst
landed, ex Brig Black Fish. For sale in lots tn sniff
purchasers, by J. B. CLARION & co, Agents
132 and 134 West Lombard Street
my17-tf doors east of Hanovor c,uo,,,
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Kosciusko's Monument.

Bayard Taylor in his last letter to the Tribune,
gives the following interesting sketch Ut the mon
ument to the illustrous Polish hero:
Before leaving Cracow, wo visited the monu-
ment to kosciusko, which is about milo and II
hall from the city II is n simple mound of earth,
thrown together by the Poles, in monory of tho
hero Of two hem,op phcres. They are proud Of the
renown Of Solic HI. but they treasure tie name Of
kosciusko within their hearts. Probably 10 man
was ever before hunorcd with such u monument.
1t was not raised by subscription and hired labor,
but by the spontaneous work Of thousands Of
hands. Old and Young, male and female the M
bic and the peasant, carried their loads Of earth,
until the mound arose to be II beacon the little
Free State Of Cracowso long ~ that Free State
existed The account OF its erection is trul touch
ing, and one cannot look upon it without hoping
that ii may last TO tell the story to distant ayes
and nations yet Uniformed
When the Austrian Coy ernment determined TO
fortlfy Cracow, the commanding position which
this mound occupies could not be overlooked. 1t
is now completely incloscd within a glaring new
fortifcu,ion OF brick and earth, which oycrlooks
the valley and the course Of the Vistula for many
II league. In the very center of the fort rises the
singular tumnlu- high overtopping its Fashioned
walls. great circular buttress Of brick, twenty
feet high has been built around its bnse and the
earth fllcdi in. that the mound is really strength
ened,athough it loses much Of its picturcsquencss
by this environment. Its original height must
have been about 100 feet with base of from 200
to $50 feet in diameter. 1t is conicpl and very
steep, with double path encrcling it to the top.
\ number Of workmen are now employed in
smoothing its rough, neglected surface, and coat
ing it with an even garment Of thick turf. This
looks like perilous work as the least slip would in
many places preciritatc them headlong from TWEEN
tyto thirty feet below. They were only supported
on the edges Of the turf itself, or on small pins
driven into the Garth
The panoramic view from the summit isexceed-
ingly beautiful. Cracow lay before us buried in
blooming groves; the Nistua flashed and glittcrcd
in many curve through the green meadows;
gently swelling hills, in the north, melted away
into the plains of Poland, while in the south the
successive ridges higher and higher, dark
with forests, until the misty Carpathians crowned
them all. Below AS was the palace of Lobkow.
Nhcre dwelt Esther, the beautiful Jewess, beloved
BY Casimr the Great. This love, guilty though
it wae procured home in Poland for the OF
pressed race, and since that time the country has
been their second Judeu. In other respects, hqw-
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GADELl. HOUSE.
MAIN STR EFT. LYNCHBUR0, VA,

y THNTiETk TVFrIFFUr
YNiS HOUSE having been il"iosyl y r~pah~d and re
urniahrd aud u additional 1tnups, Including Dl.
SH ROOM s0 by ~ iaci attached IL open tao
'pt"n OF travellers and tho public ganer liy.
Ills table will he furnished wL he lst lhn market sords
nj his liar with tho best NJ WINES AM, LIQUORS.
An omnbns bagaaR. Wagon and tsdr,u viii always
aud ~ tn" Dnpos tho II thy tho
lhNrlA
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Whole Tickets slO; Halves 81; Quarters e. SO
Managers o. Whocs- where persons wish
topsy the risk only viii be sent or.
III Halves, 40
' III Quarters, " ............... 20
% III Eighths ................ 10
The Managers have been compelled from the
complaints made unahfn the Of those
who been attending filing tho
correspondence busin,ss aud in their
To- Order Tekcis froIn the Managers only
Address all letter. H. FRANCE g. co,
aug3 Baltimore, Md
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ID ossER,s CONCENTRATES essENCa


h OFBAY LEAvEs--Preparaor afthe Bay Leafhave
remedies Nervous Headache and for affections of the
head generally ami FOR diseases ofth Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum" particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation Of and st eagerly sought after by its thou
sands admirers Its however ofhe active prn
ople Of the Bay minute that real permanent bene
At be effected and therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
edy is so well adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy series chemical experiments and has last been
brought to that state concentration which makes
Y unequaed in arre.tng the decay Of the hair the removal
Ing itching which most generally precedes the falling Of the
hair II was originally prepared for member Of his family
thaving confidence In the usually Sold who had
most Distressing decay Of ha and such its wonder
nj effects that its reputation became establish
fed and hundreds Of calls made for without
system OF pufhng whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed into public such the demand
great remedy that the inventor has been induced
anusacture upon an extensive scale aud he offers
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared bv Thoa H. RnSser his Chemical Iaborator
Petersburg. Va, and for sale by Draegisis generally
3ts
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w This is the reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market both the quality Of It's work its du
than that Of any other Machine, while with
the finest silk the heaviest cloth or leather on either OF
evenly laid seam much finer than ordinary hand work while
both sides of the cloth stitched alike, r,ang beauty
the elegant hand work, il rarely u. workii.
der requires rpairin and simple tina, operator
these advantages over other Machines we feel confident
Ueds fas1 Se~"g Maai"e will best meet the wants of
Makers, any other requiring
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will lind this Machine
that will 10 their work in rapid and substantial manner and
much nicer than the ordinary Families who rrlnIo
their besides saving labor enough in few months
pay or Taiis viii find great saving by using ihi- sew
work tha, rip easily, looks
hand work boo ard shoe NJ M-nuar'nrcrs save Thou
sands of Dollars using t Machine while for pnrpo.
the work done on athc by this Machine better than
The editor Of Tue osdsowr eorga) Patriot says whcn
purchased Hteds fatcn srHR Machine, intend.
on leather we u e" on Harness and Cnrriar Trimmne and
,qf our n.iehbofs testify the superiority
and feel contdcn, for this si"ne the machine has
Dor enough to its cost One of neighbors who has
large p,ntaton srys Is worth the Of his best
hands in the time king clothes for the Ev
cry Machine have sold in this vicinity has give the great
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you soon
plantation near New Oeana Your two Hads Patent Son
ing Machines have been since bought
them and with the best ot practical results Ia less than three
weeks operators finished a complete of
clothes for each of my two hudrd and ten plantation ha &
and hnd the tine saved in using them season has
than paid their cost
Another Painter says used employ
in making clothes for the but since purchased
pesds Paten SeHnS Maiae hand does the sewing fo
e M M e,P. % ,m ny e ~i,e sond.n, ns@s h %
for itse.f every three months
the mplcs, and Family use Plantation any
9th where stitch required Price OF Hteds Poet
''""'S 'A'"'' w W WilirxEY LYON. prop,,.ns,
fT- Sold by A. s ENGLEDoVE. dealer in Fanny Goods,
Boulets &c IynchhnrR Va mar BOT,