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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

Are unquestiOnably the best in the market.
No well regulated family can afford to do without
Grover Baker Machine made expressly for family
We advise ali readers to call and examine hem No
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
There is not invention Of this inventive age viii Oh
honOrs nerican genius more than Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived of its benefits We
atis6ed fro personal examination that tie one called
" Grover & Bakers" is all that itclaims to b e, and
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet al
eason bic requirements in the work Of "a famil -
! Independent
"FOr our own family use, we became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and ccor
dinghy purchased "Americsn Agricultural Of Oct s.
Horace Greeley in referring to the above notice from the
American Agriculturisf writes: "To all of which tie
Tribune says smsn-That the writer of notice OF Sew.
ing Machines, thatwe lately published prefers WlleeIe
Il Wilson's. does not mazelthem preferable"
y. P. Willis, ESQ., editor Of the Home Journal in his
issue of November s, in comparing the machine with
Others says The OF this machine in the first place
is easier learned Then the stitch is more easti, aud
much stronger for wOoea clothes finishes of it. own
work, which the other does The work can be pped
and re sewed and does not rip Of itself without its Icing
intended though every hrd stitch be cut The lame
machine silk linen thread and common spoil co ton
with equal fcily and very material advantage is 1hat
it sews from ordinary spools uetmakrg it necessary,
other machines, that the cotton should be rspoOeC lis
construction is simpler and stronger
The Grover Baker machines are we believe, superior
to any thers."-B0ston Daily Advertiser
"From the besnormaton We have been able to Oh lain
well from careful examination of the work done with
different machines, led to give the pre- ereno to
Grover Bakers. TIE fitness beauty Of the stitch
made by these machines unsurpassed and the La
he "a
lean Baptist.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
he liberty of referring any of the six thousand families
who have had their machines in daily use.
Circulars containing cuts of different styles Of ma
Chimes and Of all parties in all parts Of the country
If the highest responsibility Of whom inquiries can be
made, viii be furnished on request
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

Fsg- recent number Of the Washington States
contains the following interesting particulars Of
the marriage of an old friend, whose good fortune
will be heard with pleasure by large circle Of
former associates in Tennessee:
MATRIMONIAL FESTIVITIES IN NERMONT.-BrandOn
Vermont on the 29th ult., witnessed the matrimonial
alliance OF son Of Tennessee with one Of the far
daughters Of Vermont. The marriage ceremony
was performed in the Congregational Church by
the Rev Mr.. kiugsbury, the pastor thereof, in the
presence Of large concourse Of the most dlslln-
guisbed villagers The bridesmaids, four in mum
her we're Miss Rossiter, Miss Jackson, Miss Ross
and Miss Jackson al Of Brandon and the grooms-
men were Hon. John " Wright, VI. c. Of Tonnes
see. Dr. S. V. Hunter, of Kentucky, superintendent
II The document room House OF Representatives I;
n C. Lorinz Of Virginia, clerk in the Land Office
and NJ W Cluskey, of Georgia, postmaster Of the
House Of Representatives.
The partie, most interested in The nuptial festivi-
ties were the bride Miss Ella A. harrington, a
beautiful and accomplished lady, laughter OF Frank
Harrington. ESQ Of Brandon, aud James Il. Polk
Campbell Of tennessee, corresponding clerk for the
Western States, in the department Of the FIRST
Assistant Postmaster General
When the bridal party left Tie church, a band
sqIuted them with eloquent strains Of music.
sIsiyb ride 10 the residence Of Mr. Harrington, and
a wedding supper where the tables we're laden with
tbe subsantas and delcaCies of Yankee land, made
a distinguishing mark in the annals Of Brandon.
The bridal party returned TO this city with an ado-
tiou of one happy heart to its number. The newly
,vedded cuup.e make the National Hotel their home
for the present The Southern gentlemen unite ID
warm praise Of the hospitality, INTEL gence, and
beauty with which the Green Mountain State
abOunds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
For Sale.

Y , Referring the foregoing, the subscriber ConLue
toissuo Policies this old aud sterling company,
his office, No. y College street.
lT-3W Joseph NASH Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

REASONS WHY GROVER d BAKER MAoHrsH Is UH1rEa,
SALLY PREFERRED FAMILY SEWING.
=. IT is mere 81 mple ard easily kept in order than
sny other Machine
3D. ltmakes seam which win not rip or ravel though
every third stitch is cut
3D. 1t sews from two ordinary spoos, and thus on
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the same Ms
chine can be adapted, at pleasure BY mere change Of
spoOls, to all varieties Of work
9Th. The same Machine silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9Th Theseam is as elastic the most elastic fabric
that it is free from all liability to break in washing iron
ing, or otherBiss.
9Th The stitch made BIZ this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either by hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
New Firm.

II & J. ". TRRRAsS having purchased Mr.. McCros's
interest ia ihe hrm Of McLIea lerass Will continue
.lHE Wholesale GROCERY, LIQUOR HON AN D
CASTING BUSINESS a. the Cd stand under The name
and style OF Jan 81 IERRAsS BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

HAVING sold my interest the Books Notes aRd stock
L Of McCrsa q TeTrass 70 Msssrs p. & W TrrfHss,
who will settle al claims against the late frml herem
tender my sincere hanks 10 al the customers Of ne l4e
hrm and would recommend my successors as gentlemen
worth ola continuance Of their heretofore liberal patronage
ian HUGH McthEA-
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a Carr I'd.

THE condition Of the Boarding which have re-
uctauty occupied for y m0Etha past want Of repairs
necessary TO cOmiOH tOmpels 30 decline k6epHr the
Bosrdin g-ouss Of the Howard Female Institute" any
longer.
Having removed TO he Brick House Main Street,
Gently occupied by y Turner ESQ, better location in
every Respect where can comfortably accommOdOte Dung
Ladies. Would like 10 take some cight or ten.
This is Of the helthiest situations in Galan cOnven
ieDt 70 the Academy having we-paved walk all the way
thereto
IUId also be pleased 10 give Musical instruction 70 any
Of those boarding vita me, on Piano.
MARY A TABB,
GalIhtiH, Tenn, 1853. Jan I2--dlt-triw2
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nINsnIUIInN.

THE COPartnership MCCrea Terass dissolved on
18th Dec Der last By mutual consent Hugh Nc
having sold his interest I'm the Books Notes stock.
Se T. q J. " 1erass, whoare alone houzed 70 WIND
up the business OF .hs hrm aad ofhe ih qui-
detiOu. HUGH McCnEA,
JAMS FRED. TEKKASs.
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A CARD.

TAVING sold my entire interest In The dm Of Ruther-
IlfJrd O. Doyle, TO r. Rutherford herewith tehder ny
thanks 70 E the OF the late rm would re-.
commend ny late partner as gentleman worthy Of q
continuance OF patronage. a. The Old
stand where shall pleased al Of friends and
customers. Jan 6--dsml JAMES DOYLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

TNHE Capital Stock one million dollars. and is paid up
i The assets Of the Company are
Par. Market.
Cash in special deposit in Hartford Banks,
with accrued interest, 900 1874 90
Cash in hands of Agents and in transit 1882 O5
Real Estate uDincuEb sred, AZ 6j3 AZ
"a Mortgage Bonds at pr int I0OO-IOOO 44UCe 90
As do do " lOOO-lCOO IS zoe 90
10 jersey City Water
Bonds, &" 100000 10000 co
Is Hartford City boudB6 q lOOO-lUU0 1900 90
uilEaukie do 10 4" lOO0-lUuO 5000 20
Money due the Company Sc
cured oy mortgage, E,HS o.
Bus receivable, 35ITT IS
500 shares Hartford 4 New Ha-
ven Railroad Co Stock 100 ll2 50 go 90
lO7 shares Boston 4 Worcester
Railroad Co., Stock, 100 IS S 346 90
$50 shares CJnnect.CuE River
Railroad Stock 100 50 u 500 90
50 saares Connecticut River Stock 100 Is 1850 90
50 60 Stafford Bank do 100 100 5000 90
81 do Citizens Bank Water
bury Stock, 100 100 5 900 90
So do Eagle Bank Providence
Stock, 50 50 1850 90
500 do Phoenix Bank, Hlrtford
StscE, 100 100 500 0 90
400 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank, Hlrtfrd Sock, 100 leo 10000 90
500 dc Exchange Bank Hart
fora Sock, so 50 1900 90
24O do Safe Bank, Hartford
5 ook, - 100 10 % 400 90
100 do Guy Bk, Hartford Sick 100 lie 1900 OJ
5 ocl, 100 so 5000 %
$50 do Connecticut River Bank
H.rlford sock, 50 100 5000 90
435 do Hartford Bank, Hart
ford ) OcE loo $50 1870 OO
100 do Charter D * b INK Hart.
ford, Stock, 100 100 10000 %
100 DO Merchants q Manuf4c.
Bank Hartford, stock, paid in 1000 o.
IS do Aetna Bank S.Uc6, paid in $50 70
2JO DO Merch d Exch. Bank
New York Stock, 50 S. $500 o.
wv ~ YORK, Stock. -'' 50 s. $500 90
1900 do Mechanics Bank New
YORK, Seek, Is Ice 81 500 90
New York, STOCK. 100 100 10000 90
500 do y lssau BanE, \. York
s,o,k, 100 So $500 90
Stock, 100 los 81, 800 90
York SOCK . lis 5000 90
400 do Peoples Bank, \. York.
Stock, q 100 10000 o.
200 do Republic Bank, n. York,
stock, 100 lO6 2l,2O0 90
100 do City Blnk, New York,
S.ocs, 100 LOG IQ6OO 90
400 do Uuou BIrk, New York.
Sock, 50 los q 600 90
100 do Hanover Bank, n. York,
Sock, 100 Is 1850 90
New YORK Sock, 100 50 5000 90
5UO do Phoenix Bank n. York.
| sos do Manhattan Bank, New
York Stoos, 50 I25 2s,8l2 SO
| 800 do New York Bank, New
York stock, 100 los 81, 800 90
200 do Market Bank n York,
Stoos. 100 IS 1900 90
S.oos. ~" 50 IS 5000 90
York, Sock, " 100 Jos $4,000 90
/ 500 do Butchers aud Drovers
Bank n York Stock 25 10 $4,000 90
/ 500 do Importers & Taders'
Bank, n YORK ~tocz 100 Us Is 500 60
| 400 do Amen Exchange BanS
New Yors, sS.ooE, 100 IS IS 900 90
! $40 do Berchguts' Bank New
York Sock SO lU5 4SU5O 90
Is do Mechanics and Traders
Bank Jersey City, SIX. 100 IS lA25 90
: 100 do T. s. Trust Co. New
York, Sock 100 100 10 900 90
/ $50 do y \. Lite ms Trustee
New York, Stock, 100 $50 % 500 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Ii persons who have debts claims ggE7s the estate
- nf the late Cot a W OvqTt0n, requested Be- bring
them 0rwa.d and present tbem tor settlement within the
prescribed by law, and those who indebted % the
same, notified make immsdato payment, OF their
nossaa accounts will be sued This the Jh January
Is.s. EEO q ALLEN
Jan l4-gm Executor.
TRUNKS. VAlISES And CARPET BAGS.
lust Fsceveda small lot Of Frunks, Fases, &c, which
% viii cell van low for eaah.
uOys J. Il. hgGiLL.
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SAM a Comn7erce,

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IL, 1857.
HR stockholders Of thI Bank have placed the in
the hands Of lstee Tor The purpose Of winding up
tAose indebted the Bank will please and pay up,
their Indebtedness TAILS due The holders W please
send Ia notes early possible and
the Of the Bank tennessee The individual repos
It's IN this Bank have been Aanted me- and Hereby
edge my md vdusi liability for them, and The money is
ready when called for.
dec l3-u JOHN D. JAMES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
BEST REMEDY FOR ToOTH-ACHE.

drop Of BRAse's Arctic LIvrHENT put into The
hollow OF aehingtOOlh will quickly relieve the sufferers
agony. S peneatiye property great that it Instantly
reaches the pain, aud drives the inflammation
from the throbbing II the face be swollen,
applications OF the LinmeRI will the swelling
0y causing he bad humors be absorbed driven
There is longer any occasion sufferers from tooth
ache passing seepless nights agony: BHAsG's Arctic
LIyzEST affords speedy relief and may be obtained any
respectable Drug store. -d&CmWI3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECH MICS, EAIR

the late Mechanics Fair held in the CITY EVANSVILLE
n in October, 1857, Judges appointed
tiees in Glass $40. L. GROVER & BsKERs Sewing Ma
chimes; No l6i SIsGER's-FkePOrt pom the PrinCI-
PAL points and Cents Of the machines tOlOHs:
The machines both thread machines that is usn
two seperae threads making the stch that GROVER
q BAEKR using the thread from Common sPOOIs
with two Needles; and that OF sfNGERs using one
spool needle other thread working tom $50 b.
bin inclOsed in shuttle and, in ne opinion Of
the committee best adapted 10 Fine CIOthingg sad
dlery, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmpIiCat-
ed Machinery land, OF course, easier man
aged; advantage Of using spOOIs without Eke-
" ining, and, with the exception Of 6ne cothug, sad
dery, the opinion COMMITTEES is best suit
ed for Family use.
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r-,--,,- $l,5C6,ss7 IS
The amount Of Liabliues MT due to Banks
or other cred JJrs-uOtLIug.
Losses adjusted and due-uUue
Losses a. listed and not due, Sl2O35 SO
Losses uuaCjussd, in suspense, waiting further
proof OF Contested IGl $50 s.
All other claims agans. the company are small Tor PRINT
ing, etc,
Agents instructed to take no risk exceeding $4,000 with.
out special permission
The greatest amount insured any one city town or vii
iage varies.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one
block, also
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented.
THOS h. BRACE, Jr,
Hartford, Jan. lst 1855 Secretary.
STATE or CoNNCTICUT. ,
Hartford Co., SIS, Hartford Jan. Isl. 1885 I
Personally appeared before me, Justice of the Peace
duly gulhh d 10 administer Oaghs Thomas B-gcs Jr
SsTe v and made solemn oath Inat the foregoing slae.
meut OF ard condition Of the Eua Insurance Com
pany is true.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
State Of Tennessee ComptroHcr's Office,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 18th, 1858.
This is to certify that the E ma Insurance Cpanv To-
Gated Hartford, in the Safe Of Connecticut has com
General Assembly OF the Safe Of Tennessee March,
,56 entitled An Act regulate the agencies of Insur-
Companies Incorporated by The State OF Ieune,
see and mat JOSEPH NASH is the legally aulhoriz d
agent OF said Company The Town Of Nashville, and Sale
0i Tennessee
&c. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
II Referring the foregoing, the subscriber continues
tolrsue Policies If this old aud sterling company
jan i7-3~. JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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$1,000.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co

The prices OF Machines wn 70 instance hereafter
vary from the New York Prices, except the cost OF egn
I'd Ga place Eale, this State.
All persons having purchased these Maehnes, way
since the 58h day OF November 1855 responsible TO The
ashyle Sewing Machine Company, the legal owners OF
right and will be required pay 20 said Company the
$50 for the right said Machines, WITHIN the
TERRITORY or TENNESSEE, aEd whenever payment is
refused, TIE SAME WILL BB STRICTLY bNEORC 50,
unless accounted o this Company b. Messrs Grover q
Baker.
Persons purchasing these Machines outside OF Iennes-
had better see that Bey get btl q sale VIII tAe
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

REvovED.-Tbe Messrs Lyons Go. have re-
moved from their old stand on Cedar street to NO
Il Public Square. They have 3 large lot OF goods
in tbec line which they are DESTROYS Of dspOsing Of
;1E-1w
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
Invaluable medicine Is unailng in the Of all
those painful and gerOus diessss which the female
constitution is subject. mOderales ali and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
ls especially suited Il will in short ume bring the
msRthy period with regularity.
Zach bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
OF Great Britain, 90 prevent oounterfebs.
CAUTION
These Pills shoud bstaksH by salss during he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy, they 20 bring
Miscarriage but any other time tAey are safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight eIeron papitaton Of the
hear: yster c. and Whitas, these pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain ron cslOmel anthony, anything
hurI1ul 60 the constitution.
Full dire .ious accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and COnada.
JOB MOSES,
Late 1. c. Baldwin q co,
Rochester, NY.
n. B-SNO and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent will usure bottle of the Pills by return mall
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry & Demove, and C,
w. HoHdershOtt, Agents for Nashville. deOd&wIy
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RrcHsOrD, Va. FEB. ql,t, 1854.

hlCHAoTD' va FED 2l't, 1914
Efsssrs. B. 4. F1AHcst0ek E Co.
GEETEENEN:-Hr. James r Radcliffe, resident OF Henri
county, the city Of Richmond, Va. made the o
lowing statement me:
negro boy, two years old, very sick; presumed
the 20 be worms He became much Frustrated that
despared Of al hopes OF his recovery, and last resort
concluded 70 try b a tanne5Oek's VeTmifuge, and
chased Of O. A. stTscke vial, Of which gave him
teEspoOnfl morning and night for three days in conB
ustOn. In less than three hours ae had given him Che
trt dose the child commenced 20 pass worms, OF all sizes
from six tel inches long, the astonishing number Of
from four to i've huudTed-and the boy is perfectly
well.
certify, with pleasure, the truth of the above state
ment. o. A. STRB CkBR.
Sold wholesale and retail bv all the principal drug
s aud country throughout the United States
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TITY thousand bushes wanted Tor which the highest
:" narkst phss vili Do paid, By
,ay kWlNG McCRORY & CO..
u-Ui eOIneT VI Market and Charch st
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PURCHASE OF MOUNT YERSoN.-ltis stated that
upwards Of seventy-6ve thousand dollars has al
ready been raised and put cut at interest Of the
sum required for the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
Two hundred thousand dollars is the sum demanded
for the land and buildings.
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PEARL PATNTIME.

For Signs, Cards, and Mantsl Ornaments.
MRS = F. OUKE, from ClarksTilles her reeal. -
" rived IN Nashville n0st respectfully l71 ia9la E en-
tae attention Of the CITIZENS y Der 70. 1--a-t-l
peeuiarIv adapted Tor signs, Garisi a1 f 0saaeni1.
Mrs Id bns brought with several sl aI faa lod il
f-nas urktnr Nashville her per-nanels fale 1eIi s1c
h rrr5 Il receive orders from az PARTS o ne silta
se6. of ths siyl8 81 painting can BE- d boz s1i
Z Campbel's Block lniQn s.Eeel- laa ~ a4-A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
Those Fine Gums,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber is selling invoice Of splendid Guns at
such prices 90 induce purchasers pay one hundred
dollars per Gun, uoJThs andug his pressure Of the times
These Guns Will remain but few dals lOnger and those
wishing 20 avail themselves Of o2pDruBity procure
uptup Double gun, R1s RevOvt Or any article O 81 oct
ing Fishing Tackle Cutlery, &c &C., may assured
that the Goods vi give satisfaction.
ian 10 BsNJ, 2. SHl ELDS.
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claiborne MACHINE WORKS.

CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.
Y4TE have now started and extensive Foundry
W on the old stand Of Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared % execute heaYy and gnt
work o. any description the shor est nro Light Cast
nFs 10 small amounts moderate city prices heavy Cast
rs 10 large smounis furnished per contract Al Cincinnati
prices with additions freight We have also commenced
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam eurnes Sawmis tlOuTmills Of TIE mostimprOvsd
pasr1s made 10 order Jobbing repairing done iiusdi
5tllv Nc are ready make contracts Tor Engines and bs
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers 10 put up their
Mills vita little expense. Manufacturers and Farmers will
fnd IL profitable u.s. before going East or Wes.
s4EAm BOILERS.
stationary engines and steamboats, made % order orhe
be materEl, complete With Firsir0nts Crates alaudpDas
and Valves, warranted % sst any pressure required
Menufseturng0 Or pofpeilia purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description OF SmithWork done in excellent style
5ut hstrats Iron usedSaWm work, Sterups, Dogs
Pitman lrouss Saw cranks Bolts and all Kind NH Irons
made 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Machinery, vii
do well 20 call a. Ourohice OF address by letter.
81. JACkER G. CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25 Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership OF Rutherford q Boyle, dissolved
by consent, the 6rst day Of January 1853.
James DOYLE having sold his interest the Books, Notes
Accounts and Real Estate TO J. Roth eoTd, both parties
are authorized 10 Of the firm liquidation
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$1,000.

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, MAX
ing the Grover Baker stitch less complicated, cas- Ter
and managed than the l. NJ. Singer other shut lie
Machine In Invented the United states
KUTepe.
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Losr-iesterday, a Buckskin Port Monte, con-
tanning small amount Of money, and a receipt
signed by Miss Harper. The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at the Union AID American
Office
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Boxer Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baket stitch is capable Of producing work
Of much greater strength and durability, OF the knds re
auired 10 be done on plantations and by am les Of The
Southern States than the l. NJ. Singer orany other shuttle
Machine, any other kline OF nacne or eyce r sewing
nov Or ever ented United States Europe
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.DY MADE CLOTHING

THE FINE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
4 T he Auction Store Of BENZ F. SHIELDS, VIII be
II open for DAYS longer. Persons wishing 60 supply
themselves, woIid 90 wellto call without de a..
janis BkNI. +. SHIELDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

Choice Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE have In store large lot Of Capt Stutz celebat
w ed brands Of Tobacco and his we'll known Pancake
brand arrive in few days We except brands when
say those who want the best article that they find
1t, wholesale or retail, at a Union street.
Also large lot Of LanghOrn & Armistead, with many
other brands OF fine Virginia TObaCcO-and lot Of good
Tennessee Tobacco, that wish prices
please the buyer.
We continue TO keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic and German d. Pipes, Scotch snu6, Smoking
Tobacco, &C., DC.
NV LANGLEY q CO.,
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FoR sALE-TTO likely negro girls, aged respec-
lively seven and eleven years. We would prefer to
sell them TO some one living in or near Nashville.
Cal at No. S, Market street.
jsnl9-2t il. EVERETT.
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M Mr.. Lowell has arrived with his large edu-
Gated Bear, weighing 1900 pounds which he pro
noses to exhibit for a few days. Particulars to-
morrow.