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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

FOREIGN IrEMs-The mails by the Asia, bring
the following foreign items Of interest:
Baron Alexander Humboldt, says letter from
Berlin, was invited by the Queen aud Prince
Conscrt of England to breakfast q. the Palace Of
Bibelsberg. aud WAS received by her Majesty and
bis Royal Highness in the most fattering man
ner.
Amongst the .f1nears on the Paris Boulevards
may be occasionally seen the two ex Premiers-
Lord Palmerston and the Duke Of valencia-walk
ing arm In arm together.
Mr.. Dickens has been enthusiastically received
10 Dublin, where he gave his first reading on the
23l.
The young Prince of Dude has, says the PAris
correspondent Of the Globe, gone on TO Marseitles
en- route to the Red Sea; his suite filled fifteen hack
cabs he has left half the corps de ballet in tears of
despair--his only pursuits here being at the dan
cling gardans and behind the scenes of theatres.--
lie is to return for the meeting Of Parliament next
spring, ia order 10 bring his wrongs sefore the
collective wisdom"
II is stated iu the Brussels journals that twelve
French refugees have just been expelled from Bel.
gium.
There was rumor 10 Paris of project Of mar.
riage between Prince Napoleon and the Princess
Clotide, eldest daughter of the King Of Sardinia
The young lady WAS born March 2, 1873, and is,
consequently, in her sixteenth year.
A German paper says that the immediate recall
Of Sir Henry Balwer from Coastsntiuopie 10 immi,
seut, and that Lord Stratfsrd de Redclihs viii 70
sume his post ambassador. Sir Henry IL sccus-
ed Of having supported the French policy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

E PUsIsHHD.--Bob Lieea. 3 .ftss negro.
foR assanltiog saA hsattsG Wn.aH. 0estrH vss
called before shs Mayor yesterday, Anl ssa5epeed
to 10 punished. - Ssess fs# @zA&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

THK LsrAYEffs ELoPEAsHr. Mr.. Allen,
whose wife recently eioped with one Sherwood, ~
Lafayette, Ind. lately pastor Of the Presbyts-
rian Church In JefFersonville. On being made &C.
qoainted With bis wifes perhdy be sent letter %
his congregation, resigning bis pastorage. Il Is
supposed thai the guilty pair have gone to Eu
rope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

FIRf.-The stable Of Mrs. Sowsrs, In Stauntop,
Va, Was burnt on ThursdAy Iight. James Waters,
nrem.n, had his leg broken during the prsvs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

VETERAN MINISTER DEAp.-The Rev. John Fin.
lay, ofthe Baptist church, died at Greeuville,
Washington county, Miss. on the 2Sth ult, at the
been Jealous aud faithful minister OF the gospel
for nearly half a century. He was chaplain of the
New York Legislature during the administration
Of Gov. Dewitt Clinton, and has filed the puipits
OF bis church in Baltimore, Louisville, Memphis,
and other pIacee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

tour IN AmericA. She ID the youns isdy who.
year aga, was ascussd of poisosias her lover 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

CHAPT11 or AcolDRnrs.--Mr. ". J.
Riddick's little SON, Conway. While attempting to
get upon stone wagon, In The street. cot his ,iaht
ing 10 motion, his ankle twisted out Of ioint.
injury. 81 .s11Tq 81 -
One Of Mr.. Richard H. Riddick's littie sons.
while at play. accidentally fell from the porch Of
his fathers residence 70 the brick pavement he
low, distance Of twelve fees, injsrieg himself
internally 20 much, that fatal results are feared
Another little boy on 10th strsst. fsll from the
top OF fence, and besites dislocatine his right
arm, bruised his person LadIy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

INV KEGuLAfI0Ns foR THE CUSf0Ms.-The Sc.
cretary OF che Treasury has issued new general
regulations, In which be says that no subordinate
officers OF the customs can be removed or appoint.
ed without his previous sanction. Iucoinpetepcy
or neglect or duty is TO be reported to him for con.
sideration aud action. Hereafter, In all cases,
where parties ailege to have claims for the
OF duties paid in error illegal exaetons or other
wise, the application must bs made direct TO the
Treasury Department by the owner or the importer
upon receipt Of which, report Of the case v hen
requisite, Will be called for from the collector and
upon the examination the decision OF the Depart
ment viii be rendered. The Secretary also df
rects that the value Of sugar imported from Cuba
be sscertained and appraised, without reference to
the packages in which it is contained, whether
boxes or hogshesd and to this value shall be added
the cost of packa ages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

MAssAcHUsErrs poLIrIcs.-At the State Conyen
ton OF the Republican party Of Massach usetts held
at worcester on Tuesday last long series OF ESQ.,
lufions were adopted. They advocate State rights,
moderate taxation, small salaries, economical ex-
psncitnres, aud the secret ballot. Tbev dc nounce
slavery extension, and declare that slavery caonot
exist anywhere In the Union except where it 10
upheld by State laws. They propose q union Of all
parties against the ADMINISTRATION until IL 10 over.
thrown. They also propose change in the Law,
OF naturalization by extending the term of citi
zenship They condemn the repeal Of the Nilsson.
RI compromises; sympafhize with Kansas, and
pledge the vote of every Copgressmap Of Masss.
state. They endorse the administration Of Cover.
nor Banks and compliment Senators Wilson and
Sumner - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

Cofros IN fHs YAxoo vAILEY-A correspondent
Of the Pcayune, writing from Ysxoo county,
connt upon more than two thirds Of crop IN the
hills. The crop In the bottom be estimates nj IN
average one, deducting the los from overflow,
which, for that county, he estimates e 1000 20
10000 bales. The hill crop has suffered from boil
and rust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

HAIL "A terrible hail storm visited the neigh.
borhooa OF Bethsny, Iredell county, N. c., on Wed
nesday last, doing much damage TO corn and other
the ground 20 q depth OF four to six inches, and
high wind prevailed. The extent of the storm was
circumscribed within fsw miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13
THE fINCASTLE TRAGEDY !!
EXAMINATION OF
HENRY w. BOWER
FOR KILLING
JaSs. NC CDowcIl. 9r..
Ctreumstanttai Account OF the
Shooting.
THE EXCITEMENT 70 vSEoURsr,
STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER
TOUCHING CONVERSATION BErwEEy Tut
FATHER AND DAUGHTER. &c Az.
FiSess1LE, Va, Sept, S, 1855.

fsrrosEtn FOR THs srcax-xo DAIIr pIspArcH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

TEE ILLINOIS SkxAToasHP.-Hrom present ap-
psarance ws think there will b no election for 40
United States Senator by the Legislasurs 70 BE-
chosen 10 Illinois this hiI. The two houses oct
separately Ia bsilosins aAd the Ssnass cas hardly
fail to atlain majority Of the friends Of Douglas
thirteen members bold over, most Of them anti
Lscowptor, and 0ppositi0n muse siee4 eight Of the
twelve 70 be chosen this fsll 70 secure majority.
IL 90 election takss pises, there can BE- 10 chsice
esf,re 1861, the sesstops Of the legislature ars
bieun isi.-LoefscS7ie yostyxd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

UH1oRTusArE RIsuLr.-On the night
Of the 21st Of August last, % Watcbmau Bland was
passing along Main street, be stepped into Puarces
alley, near 18th street, and finding William Kiog
lying there in hsipless couditoa, took him to the
cage. Being very bloody at the time, and having
in q FALL he was sent home, where be was soon
after taken down. and contiuued 20 suffer from his
injuries until yesterday morning, whea death end.
ed his sufferings ila IT faTf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

0GlR MfTOHHIE Gone
dy held the boards at this estabIishmsnt last week,
intending the production Of school fpr Scaudai.
Extremes, Old Heads and Young Hssrfs. London
Assurance. &C., gil Of which were repdered in such
q way % to elicit general commendntion aud Arm.
" NJ the compaOy - iavorites with the public
Tour de kssls'' vaa s1csiIsntiy acted 10. What 4
unusual on that night, full house,
Tonight Maggie Mitchell, merry young actress,
who has been . pet here for several reasons, ap.
pears In pieces, one Of them Proteau farce
she never fails TO create IN .'excieemsnts among
theatre goers at her annual visits s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

JAPAH.-Those Of our. readers who
have read description Of Commodore Perry's voy.
age TO Japan. will doubtless be glad to learn
that psnorsna Of all the leading incidents, will
be opened to their view this evening, ut Metropolis
tan Hail. This picture spreadous os q 900 feet OF
canvass, 10 said to be the most attractive ever ex
hibited TO . Richmond audieDce, and We therefore
predict for it the greatest success
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30
WILLIAMS & CO.,
tsUcCEssoRs TO KRKnlAN & ELLIs,)
"a PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

FARMERS,
WHO in want Of Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Haes,
w Chains Of any kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn Cotton
Tobacco scyhe Blades and Cradles Axes, Rope for P0W Lines
Iats Hay Manure Forks shoyels and Spades, Gate
Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cutters Nails, cut wrought
Pump Chain, Raks, Crosscut Saws Sheep Shears Sleeves and Rid
dies, Waffle Irons, Curry Combs.
MERCHANTS
Who visit Nashville for the purpose of buying Table Knives and
Forks Pocket Knives Shears and Scissors, Shot and Rs
Of all kinds, Cotton Cards. Axes any innumerabe
items necessary make up complete stock Of Hardware.
CA1RPENTEIRSs
Who buy Planes Of any kind. Common Cast Steel
Augur and Auger Bits, Hand and Tenon Saws Rules
Adz Braces and Bits, Double and Single Plane Bits, C0mpas
ss Chsels and GOug Drawing Knives Gmbs Hachets and
Hammers, Spirit LEVELS Oil and Water Stones, Squares Of any
kind, Screw Drivers Gauges Chalk Lines, Augr and Chse
Handles Saw Sets.
BLACKSWHTHS,
Who need Of AnviIs any size, Vices either Common
Rasps Half Round Files, Sges, Hand Hammers
Shoe Nails, English and American Brs Cast Shear
Steel Stocks and Dies, old fashioned Screw Plates
COOPEEsS,
Who are in want Of ss Hoops, stock HOEe Lance Yeco
Leyeng Planes Jonters AIDES, Bacng following, Heading
and other CoOper's Knives.
GUNSMITEfS,
Who want good Gun Barrels Flint Percussion Locks, Sheet
Brass German Silver, Guards and Butts, DOubTrgsrs, Bd
and Shot Gun Wipers. Gun-Nippars.
EHOU SE-EfU ELDEEES,
Who in need Of Kn0bLocks and Iateers Of Kind what
ever, Butt Hinges and Screws, Bolts Of all kinds, Window Fast
ners, Sash Springs, Nails Pat Brads, in short,
ES Ef BODY
Who is of a Single Double Barrel Shot Gun,
Razor Pocket Knife scttof Knives and Forks anything
usually arIEarr St7re would interest
WILLIAMS & CO.,
No. a Public Square.
Tie Osa stand Of EirE7naa d rus.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


lES = z..ss.s:.z.1 5ss..li. gl 7szsAs7ss
TENHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States by con
tuuous Railway This road also connects at Pburg
with daily lines Of Steamers TO al ports on the Western Rivers
and and Sanduy with steamers 70 all ports on ne
Llses masking the most drecs5 cses 0d Ft-
yer0Uts which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and dtrom the
5Teat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FRsr CLAss.-BO0ts, Shoes Dry Goods Nu &c rer 1O0B
b0xss,} Furs, Feathers, &c,
SrCOND CLAss.-B01s and Stationary, Dry 6O nor 1OOH
Goods ,u bass,) Hardware, Leather, &C., ~
THIRD CLAss-Auvls, BaZging, Bacon and So, ner IOGH
PORK ,n bulk.) Hemp &C,
EOUETH CLAss.-C0ds Fish, Bacons and Pork al. rr IOO#
(pacEed.) Lard and Lard Oil,
Fl0ur-1jets per b5l. until further notice.
Grain-Sjcrs. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
C0ttouS2 per bale, exceeding 0UJO lbs Wegt until lur
thar notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
part rular to mark package Cid PhOGde DhlG HIrOGd
All Goods consigned 60 tire Agents Of this Railroad at Phade
phia or pittshurg will forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESrz-llarr.s, WOumley * co.. Memphis Tenn
R. F. sa Cos Louis J. S Mitchell Son, Evansville e
Indiana Dumesui Bell and MurdOck ad Carter & JeWett
Louisville, Ky. C. Meldrum Madison Indiana sprnsaI
a Brown. and irwin CO., Cincinnati, n W. Graham & Co..
GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Leach & Co., Ne 81 hby street, Boston
Lesch Ast1r House. New York. No l. William street
and No. Battery Place. New York. E. J. Sneeder pha
asgrew KU1ns, BALTIMORE Geo. c. Franccus, Ptts6urg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeHt Fh5Sa.
H.J. LOHBAERT, SUp'tr Altoona, Penn.
april, 'jS--u
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It viii save US great deal Of unnecessary trouble If our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following
Always give the date post once county and State in the body
Of yourletter.
II you wish the paper changed from ooe another, give
both Offices In fun
write business and Oher write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon such
sulect5 may De Of information interest public.
Anonymous communications whatever character viii receive
noattenti0n
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the psper
Necannot undertake % return re ected communications.
All letters business should be directed Messrs E. G
EASTMAN & Co.. and not personally either Of the P-ope-
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Irnnor1anI InforInnrio,,- :

this SEASON the year, family ought to 20 70 rest with
uthaving the house proHptand efficient remedy for
cholera orbus diarrha disorders are so opt to a al
agss which may result in fa consequences before physi-
elan can Ue procured.
The raieuberg Dysentery Syrpp only 81 cents per bottle has
il wears disorders 6f ts bowels
no mister violent than al other remedies prescriptions
put together.
tie cholera oeres tnt IRON the time hismedne
was used at Quarantine ground there another fatal
case Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of CrOt0n Water Works ertaes
cures an cases Of Produced hv eating too
much fruit or other causes not from immes stoppaSe
discharges but from chemical change produced y It in
towels. and that produces
the brain which other remedies apt to do
Throughout Tennesse aud Alabama ha always been found
pronp remedy Bloody Flux. Itmay hadOf Druggists
and Of the subscriber Patterson & Freemi furniture store
je6-H ALEE. MACKENZIE.
SFCK BABIES WANTED!
nNRFOURTH o. all the babies born n he United States die
before they Eve years old Cal0me and Cod Liver Oh
save them powerful medicines have the deeterous e
feet The only remedy for the diseases Of the second summr for
eetng measles, choo deEnged bowels depressing fevsrs,
the
Grmfenberg ChiIdren's Pamacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children dying daily New York from the OF
sWill milk, this found the only remely.
Where SICK bah is in the house, thi medicine worth
It's weight gold the prescriptions Of physicians
other remedies have been tried In vain.
II tho certificates II physicians who have ussd Wanng,I
them. Having had twelve years experience
Of family and throughout State
hesitation in offering refund the Dysenery Syrup
and Chdrens Panaeea, should they fail do exactly what
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENRIE
at Freemaa & Pattersons
3el6-u College street, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30

TTVTTE suhscrber viii be prepared o receive boaer AZ NJ
watering place, u miles north Of Nashville during ne
summer vacation, from the first Of July TO the hst OF
There viii kept, Is destined chiefly ior
he accommodation Of Families, and individual Eo may s 20
resort to quiet, heafu place during the heat o. ler
Tbe sngs formerly much vise too we'll known 70 re-
ouire any elaborate description
Nc pains will be spared to render the situation Of Fos
pleasant. 20 -, - N - --.t . s,-,, M
ChLllISl Ce1 SI9--317 | p. L. CROChER
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Makes better coffee than Is possible obtain IN any other
way because W an ingenious but simple arrangement house
keeper may boil her coaee length Of time without
sroa thus securing az e elements Of the coffee 10 natural
and proportional combinations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30

vvvtTr B,7ber offers for sale seventy Of land the
Ei55le Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, al
in ne tract on which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
@ nh land Il equal 70 the best, with Abundance Of excel
i.f never failing water, with the most beautiful building
n m sry and IN the midst Of the finest neghb0rhood
Ir1s-foo spulS NATHANIEL BAXTER
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RTVGGTON SPRTNGS

VNTILL be opened for the summer Season Of ls on e lst
wv june reception visitors. The subscriber will be
prepared receive Boardes and furnish the best accommodation
at the rates so per day. So 90 per week. $50 % per month
Servants and children under Il years Of half price band
Of music attendance. passenger Carriage will run
regularly leaving & Co.'S College street, every Tuesday,
T1av5s- -5SUim z. J. KRETDER, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30

Gives healthy beverage Nervous dypeptc and uer
sons who had not dared % coffee years able 10
drink their iaYor,e beverage again when made this new boiler
and without occurrence Of any Of the old Unpleasant cone
qusnces 4tis healthy because the condenser evap
ration Is prevented, and the oodce boiled enough 10
release all the natural elements Of the berry, get them IN Just
proportion in the beverage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30
MISSOURI lands FOR SALE.

AITENTION EWIUNa-TI IN
TTAVING with extensive Real Estate
firm in Saint offer for sale liberal terms, alge
number of desirable farm unimproyed lands containing each
from So Ia GAO acres and located the following counties, Jeer
SON washington Frankin Madison Polk Usage Montgomery
Gentry Cole number Of other counties number Of the
farms are we'll improved we'll watered and mbered, and portions
III The lands in a high state Of cultivation.
Wew furnish dose wishing 70 buy list Of the lands ana
farms and letters introduction to the St. Louis firm The
quality OF the Missouri lands wen established that comment
from US unnecessary Apply at oce, - North Cherry
gtreat or addrpss. J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
-dtW&wH Nashville. Tennessee
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FTVUE ONLY BOUTEby which through tickets to Washington
can be- procured, which point we'll to Baltimore it
IS tue shortest direct and in every respect the most reliable
route. only by which purchasers OF Through
Tickets enabled reach the Of Baltimore
Philadelphia and the of New York
information the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than le aIordsdhy any oIer route.
Aud t only y which Through Tickets be had
70 Richmond, NUril , Winchester fredericksburg and Peters
bur Va savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Angus
BsrEIey Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers Nashville the Stage Coaches Of Carter q
Thomus, the Cumberland river to Louisville,
connecting the United Mail Cincn-
uati or Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis, Ind,
ONO Railroad Wheeling, whence close conneGiio with the
Baltimore aud Ohio r1ad is made Washington City, Bslti-
more, PuiladelI ami New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred OF The Illinois CeutrU Railroad,
from passing through Terra Haue, indianapolis Dayton
and Kua Columbus. rhrs Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 A. NJ 3.30 z. NJ and Il, Z. NJ
u = Travellers requested 70 notice that while this is the
07 r1s au1rug Through Tickets IH the Eastern Cities
tine same charged g e1C lUrb only, it is
also tine sy and direct 20 all the leading points
i'm the East distance from Columbus to Baltimore is only
$40 miles being 100 miles shorter New York than 10y any
other route. changes by this route, and
consequently less datsuuon, tlan by any other.
? read ulle4 with brOken stone and is entirely
free from dust,
For further information please apply D. G. RUNsEY, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at Of the
Mail steamers, 20 the Jacksonville Railroad Office
Main street. WM. ) MOOBSlDEr
Master Transportation b. & .. L. R,
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent,
June .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-30

TyHIs most delightful summer will be opened for the
cepion Of visitors on the 18th Of June. The and
buildings are in complete order The table will at all
times supplied choicest vands the market affords The
extensive Chouss we'll stocked with inexhausbe supply
good Of Music viii in constant attendance The Bar
viii be we'll supplied with choice selection Of wines, liquors. and
SCARS and every exeon viii be made advance the comfort and
pleasure OF all visitors may favor with call
iune5-ImeoiSv Be&P ]. MGsHER.
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Never fails 20 do its work right CooB cannot spoil your cup OF
Coffee by neglect or forgetfue after she has placed the boiler
the stove range.
Some three hundred Of the above CoeePo have been
le,and they warranted give perfect satisfaction; all
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale BY
jels J. ". WILSON, College street.
LSO.-Aasseys Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers Melon
aids Louisville Refrigerated; Arthurs Frut Cans Jones
ieIs-tf 81 W WILSON C6ll.re str..t
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

WITH WOODS =IMPROVENIENT.--T .--This
w celebrated Machine reoee the first premium Of Grand
GOLD MEDAL the best combined Rapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville,
Ky in September, 1851 The of Syracuse New
York, in July. where all the principal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested. The committee made ter awards
trJ1gh Marshal P Wilder, President United States agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
1t also received the award the best Reaper and as ne @
Mower before separate committees appointed by the Pre
Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville,
in July, 1857 most Of the machines now in use in Tenn
Numerous premiums and awards given this Machine
during the season, every Machine in America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FIsHER, WHEELES & CO.,
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FHOU SANDS Of this Coaee Pot have already been sold
and the demand from all paris Of tie United rapidly
on te incease. Wherever introduced. Il has given toe most
complete satislacion.
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