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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-13
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exercise may support and assist thc labors of the
mind.
\ prominent feature of the College, is the provi-
sion made Tor the health of the pupils. The rooms
spacious and well ventilated there being beau
tifully fs-pished paror, with separate sleeping
apartments Pr each two young ladies.
The grounds are ample, comprising 50 acres in a
pleasant part Of the city, about oucthird of which
Is native forest grove, with winding walks and ar
bors, forming most delightful promenade for pu-
Piis-ail the grounds will be tastefuliy ornameuted.
FACULTY.
The Faculty will consist Of thoroughly expe-
ric:ccd and efficient corps of instructors.
Rev. JoHN COVERT, a. NJ, founder and former
President of the Ohio Female College. and Glendale
Female College, is first President
Rev. ALPHoSso WooD, 4. NJ, late President of
the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished au-
thor OF several scientific works, bearing his name,
VIII bc the presiding teacher Of the COLLEGE, and In
structOr in Mental and Moral Science.
Prof. X. $. BoswOETH, late Professor Of Chcmis-
Try, etc, in Farmers College, Ohio, will take the
char oil Natural Science, upon which he will lee
ture and experiment.
D'EsTAISG 5. COVERT, 4. NJ, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Prof j; c. MISINGER, late Of Philadelphia, first
teacher Of instrumental music. And from fix 10
ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers Of long
standing and successful experience.
No pains or expense will be spared to procure
teachers in every department, Of the very highest
qualifications, SO that pupils wishing to perfect
themselves in the higher styles Of music or any of
the solid or ornamental branches NAV here receive
the desired instruction. That pupils from abroad,
may derive the greatest advantages to he gained at
Boarding Schools, they are required TO board in the
institution, with the teachers unless by special per-
mission Of the Presidency, that they may have the
benefit of their example and society.
The course Of studies will be thorough and exten-
slNe embracing all the branches usually taught in
our highest Summaries Of learning, English CLASH
cal and the Fine Arts.
The year is divided into two SESSIONS Of twenty
weeks each, commencing respectively Wednes-
G'y tho Sun oil september next, and the 9Th day of
February 1859.
The expenses Of the school year, including board
ana tuition in all the branches Of the regular
course, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing,
VIII be S225-payable semi-annually in advance
The usual extra charges will be made for the orna-
mental branches
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AUIGLE YvS V,Y.UA-.T.1.OT nm IN
GROCERIEs .s.N.D PR0 p1sIo.1,s.

Y arrival this day Of 10 casks at
u. III. COOK & SONS, Sole Agents
for Evansville.
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II 10 BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.--The
subscriber has bought out the interest Of r. III
Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, near Kratz a He'll
mans Foundry. lie now offers his stock AZ (.
cheap price for cash
jyl-3m las SWANSON
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TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS.

After having received for near four years the
very liberal patronage of the ciizhs of Evansville
them my sincere thanks for the pas, and would
respectfully solicit continuance OF their favors,
hoping by strict attention to BUSINESS o merit the
same.
aug2-}w JAMES " VItKERy
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es T.s-DRgES.---A PRIME Lot
~ Choice Western Reserve Cheer;
Bbls. Pears;
choice lot of Dried Beef and Jams;
l. boxes Soap and Candles, assofed qualities;
20 bags extra superfine Flour;
100 dog. fresh Egg, in store andfor sale by
A 81 Vol a. 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VAC U.N.G ME ~. PR .r'TS,

Woo " G. VI II ~, II n n ~ WIS,
IL Guardians, and friends Of Education through
out the United States requested TO address the
President of EASTMAN'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE, st. Louis, No., for the Annual Pamphlet
and Circular Of that Institution, now the largest
and most thorough School for the proper education
Of Young Men and Women, in the Union.
The Pamphlet contains valuable educational IN
formation. The Circular, important and valuable
information for farmers, mechanics merchants ana
professional men. Address,
H. c. EASTMAN.
President Commercial College, 81. Louis, Mo-
augl2-3wd
HESHfTE PINE SH{.NGkES. -
W Those who intend TO cover their new house
with good article of Pine Shingles bad better call
upon the Subscriber soon, he has but "a few
more left JOHN r. GLOVER
augll Corner Main aud Seventh streets.
HOPL.3R SHAMELESS. - o o o o
III Poplar Shingles, in yard aud forsale by
JOHN I. GLOVER,
augll Corner Main and Seventh streets.
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r5-over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, on
Water street, three doors from Main Evansville.
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
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STHOICE LIQUOHs ron .HEHI6.FL

HfHOf[E L[QUOAS EOR .HEDEt.fL
u AND FAMILY USE.
- Cask Old Port Wine, pure juice
y, - % Madeira Wine.
Choice Crown Sherry Wine.
- United Province Brandy
"A Cognac LcgcT Frcrcs Brandy.
. :" Pale Cugnac Brandy.
y United Vineyard Proprietor Brandy.
Bbls. Choice Old Bourbon Whisky.
:" {" rive
doZ. London Cordial Gin.
3 - Extra Gin in Stone jugs. Celebrated
Fish Brand. We have the above Goods in store for
sale in bottles or on draught
auss Y. II. COOK & son.
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

n
Prest. WoOD and Prof BoswoRTH will deliver
tulI courses of Lectures with the aid of the Tee-
scope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
expermcntally the principles of the sciences pur-
sued. Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, or in the
city.
All letters Of inquiry or on business should be
addressed to Rev. john COVERT, or ID. = COVERT
Terre-IIaute Indiana.
The undersigned citizens Of Terrell autc have &C
cepted the office Of Trustee Of the TerreHaute Fe-
male College, and may he referred at any time by
such as desire further information concerning the
arrangements or advantages of the College:
Rev. +. c. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert
Rev. I. Gordon, II. W. Thompson,
:. III. Potter, Rev. j. G. Wilson.
Rev. W. g. Spencer, Rev. W. MODESTO,
Rev p. Wiley, r. l.. Thompson,
a. e. POtwin, Rev. VI. A. Jewett
Lucus Ryce, W. D. Griswold
Thos. Bowling, w. j. Ball,
Benz. McKeen, Jas. harrington,
J.. G.. Warren, David Hartsock
y. McGregor, c. i. Patterson,
W. Paddock, j. III. Watson,
Jabez Hcddcn, And Wilkins,
James Ute, II. D. Scott
James Barnes, T. c. Buntin
jlyl5-3m
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OF T0.P.fRT.N.ER-

HAfSSOLTTJO.N or CO.F'.fRT.N.ksR-
-zS SHlP.-The firm Of NICKEA g. JOHNSTON is
this day dissolved by mutual c0Scnt. The bust
will settle all claims against the al firm. and re-
ceivc all debts due them. Tn. nane of the firm TO
he used only in liquidation
JAMES V. VICKERY.
August ID, 1858. CHAS. MJOHNSTON.
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august us lcJo CHAS. MIOHNSION.
SOLD OUT.

Having sold out my interest in III firm Of WICK
ERY q JOHNSTON. l return my thanh to tho public
Tor their liberal patronage, and en- chccrfully
commend my successor to them forI continuance of
the same. CHARLES NJoHNSTON.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02
.Gp'FIl SlI.EGl SFORT.
TIE VILLAGE PRIZE,

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g.. .-,,.'.' =. -, ,o,..,Z5 ~ ola man.
a., 1,.,h,. ,.,, i.oI I.rlJ ~, ,,nirs,s,I CON-
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49,. ,-,and rbo lean !, bic yon,b had
,l..I.,.'..a,,l .u,-,.,I,, -. al ~. f.r-
l,... aal -, hr.,., ,.bare ba aI,.,ys worn
,haa, c,.lI .ao,.' n. a4,rnoar, al. f,,r-e med
-. r'c..roI r. b;s Victories IN rvno,.,ic falls
49, - s,..an- .,an H;s I,nr6,.r Vas now
.,-h,.., ,J.tol ,son so,rbt n ,,,rr;,,4 bv
.n.nr .r;,o,s One bron,bt weaI-h another
fna ,.,rs,o o,o,bor his another that Pm,
,ho,. ,.sre aII rej,,sa4 ~ tl,p old man who he
.,.,. -. lac, l,.-,.,rd f,r h;s obs,;na,, ao,on-
-. ,,..,,'or ,h. r;rr,~o ord ne;orbtor-
bo,1
A.l.r,,a ,h. ,,;,e,aenfh birthday or An
Mt. his cI,,rr,inr dsnrh,ar ,rbo was as aria-
ll..,, ,,,l.s, o.. sba ,,os bs,o,ir,I arrived
~, .,,u,;,- ~ .l,,t 9,,, ber h,bsr invited all
,1,r,.,b - - ro,,,,,,, T., bav MAKING t,ol;c
s,.,-,...- t..l.,,.., ord ;,i,,s,r;,ns yopr,
MON ..-.,,rl.4 Th.y c,r,o rot o,,, T. MAKE
ra. l.,' ~, =, IL Ioro - tba r;r An
r.I.
+, ,ar,a ho,,. they had filled the fathers
harm. ,,.;,, ~, ,o,.,y dried Grass and their own
hearts with love Annette, bv her fathers
r9,ro,a,1 had bropght The mali liou,r Of her
own brewing. which She presented to each
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02
THE EVENINGS.
By cuARLEs M6cKAY.

In the sammeT evenings
When the wind blew low
And the skies were radiant
With the sunset glow,
Thou and ! were happy
Long, long years ago.
Love, the young and hopeful,
Hovered o'er rs twain,
Filled us with sad pleasure
And delicious pain,
In the summer evenings
Wandering in the lane.
In the winter evenings
When the Wild winds roar
clustering at the chimney,
Piping al the door,
Thou and | are happy,
As in days Of yore.
Love still hovers DER us,
Robed in white attire,
Drawing heavenly music
From an earthly Tyre,
In the winter evenings
Sitting by the fire.
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Oui Ni''dS' HidiItHS II ~ az 'tlF l'N did ~ ti'
victor" cried one OF The Judges.
"ls the list open TO all -
"All, young sir :" replied the father oi
Annette, with interest, his youthful ardor Ising
as be surveyed the proportions Of The straight
limhed young stranger "She IS the bride Of
bin who outtaps Henry Carroll. If you will
iry, YOU are free to do SO. But. let me tell you
Henry carroll has no equal in Virginia. Here
IS my daughter, sir look at ber, and make
your trial."
Tie officer glanced upon The trembling
maiden about to be offered upon the altar Of
her fathers monomania with an admir- ing eye
The poor girl looked at Harry, who stood near
with tronbIed brow and an angry eve, and
then cast upon the new competitor an impIorns
glance.
Placing bis coat in the hands OF one Of The
Judges, he drew sash he wore beneath il tight
er round his waist, and taking the appointed
stand, made, apparently without effort, the
bound that was to decide the happiness or
. , :, '.,9 -. ,.., p'I .I '.,,.,' ~ =, .
-
g., ;,..,ra IT,, aha,,, ,,.,. -, ~ ,n,h ~.
pris1 by The Spectators. who crowded around
the victor fII;no fb.. air with congratulations
not pnm;ngIed however With Iona ,on,,cn,.
from those who were more nearly Interested in
The happiness Of the lovers
The old man approached. and CRASHING his
hand expItinoIy. called him san and said 10
felt prouder Of him tlian if he were n prince
Physical activity aud strength were the old
leaper,s true patents of nobility
Resuming his coat, the victor sought with
his eye the prize be had, although nameless and
unknown, 50 fairly Won She leaned upon her
iather's arm, pale and distressed
Her lover stood alooi, gloomy and mortified,
admrl0g the snp"rorIiy Of the stranger u an
exercise IN which he prided himself as IN
ryalled, while ne hated him for his success.
HAnncitr. my pretty przr,' said the Wet or.
taking her passive band, g have won YOU fair
Iy.7
Annette's cheei, became paler than marble
-. ..e:,-...a
-. NJ ,.-.an n. Al
- nave "'" GU ''5 F''''5 "o"',' - "''>S
you d DF'de' 'Ie'''''7 "'' - '''',.''''
mean mean no' "1ySe''' however i''''1 '''5ii' - -
oe add'"' WIN e1''l'''l, 30 "'"' - 'o'' "
Se" next 10 my ng'''' ''"'P'' 1Da ''T cas- ,'e
III" IS 'I i''''5 "'''' '"7 l0' '''' q ~,
''aP'o J'y1U'iy % uF' o'o"' an" ',''' '",.' -
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upon the lovely object of village cbiyalry.-
The maidrns left their looms and quilting frames,
the children their noisy sports, the slaves their
Iabors, and the old men their arm chairs and
long pipes, to witness and triumph in the sue
cess oflhe victor. \ Il prophesed and wished
that it would be young Carroll. He was The
handsompst and best humorcd youth in the
country: and all knew that a strong mutual al
tachmenl existed between him and the fair An
nette. Carroll had won the reputation of be-
ing The ''best Ieaper;" and N a country where
/ such athletic achievements we're the sine qua
non Of a mans clcyerness, Ibis was no ordinary
honor
The arena allotted for this hymeneal contest
was a level space in front Of the village in, and
near The centre ola grass plat, reserved in the
midst ofthe village, denomiuated the .'grpen. "
/ The verdu-e was quite worn of al this place By
/ previous exercises Of a similar kind, and bard
surface Of sand more beGtting for which it was
to be used, supplied its place.
! The father Of the lovely, bInshing, and,
/ wjlhaI, happy prize, tor she well knew who
1 would VIM with three other Pafarchal viii
,L ,.; ,l - - - r. i,I'
Ii..,. C,,,.
he ''cleared," to use the Ieappr's Phrasrology,
twenty-one feet and one inch
s''' ''''' y ~ '''' 9'''s
,,,.lt., - lt 80. 90 ~ ''.'a'
'''' y, ''"' .''''' 'F''' ''''" 0''
- '"' J''7 'o''' ''"" ''o''' us '''',S''
vas I''''' '','' S'-''''' S''u'''' i"l wat
'''.' - ~ " ''','' al ''r''' v '''''0'
''',N a. ''e "'a'U'"' '' '''' we @'o"nd'
LICK poo'"'n' hl0''eeh i3e' DicN'
WIN 4 ''''5''' '''''V' away a'' ''P''Ce' DIS
''''
''''S 'S''''' "','S'S'',,iTF' ana 'oFee ~
CUES " ''' u""'' marry Preston Gf''o 'he
! Spectators you nave 'fiFd nara ior the acres
ana "o'H'S'.aa. marry also loo2heo' ana
s"of' ne % y jumped ioF Inc iun OF me 'HIns.
/ Harry was la''Ie-'Fain fellow but never
'"'os'' q h'al'''n'4y ne Io''d 70 war; ana
anu zane iTio his head. H.
onfy inmpsd i,r The fan Of the thing. He
,,onI.i No., have said so. # ne were sure of
,viocio-
..rtar,-y sic,rs fifteen tsel and half
ITnr-a tor cbarI.-y CbarIgv,lI win ~, cried
tb. cro,.d Good buooraIJv Charley ci,nms
was the cIe[rrest fellow IN The world. His
mother advised him TO STAY at home. and told
him ifbe ever won wife. She would fall in
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02

"WHY do you associate with such low girls
Josh Whea | was of your age could always
90 with the first cut 'sDaddy," sald Josh,
turning over the saw-Iog, ''he first cut is always
a Slab."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02

ia man in Wisconsin, who unfortunate
" had his nose pulled last week, makes bitter
complaint of the matter in the Madison paper
He doesn't attempt to show, however, that a's
nose didn't have "a fair shake.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02

R5-The botanis.s tell us that there IS no such
thing in nature as black flower. suppose
they never heard of the sscoal black Rose"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02

q Mr.. John Adams, Post Master 10 Tex
as, has been detected in embezzlement Three
Of his clerks proved to have been involved witt
him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

Togethrr with ihu above Goods we have large
STICK ef iO-4. IA and l. Bed blankets Also. q
genei al sisk of Sale fry Goods 90 ~hsch ~e invite
ti.- a,.entAsa af R.isa Ruyers No 81 College
septit-ll a. a.. a. A. Is. BEECH.
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JACKSON Tenn, August %, 1857.
The above perfectly cured by l3 bottles of
the IathOntTipc, and one OF the worst cases of
G. ADAMsoN.
Let every female who expects TO kecome a mother
YoRKvILIE, October, 1853
Mr.. J. F. CowAN-Dear sir-You will do me the kind
10 publish under my certificate the following
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have given birth To nine children. and my life being
miracuously saved (as consder) by your medicine
cannot in justice to you and tb" public withhold my
testimony 10 It's many virtues.
l used your IIthontrptic in small portions perhaps
a day, for five months, which dispeed ltIrely
the natulent sickness of the somac" and hcai burn
which had annoyed me, TO an alarming extent
in all my former pregnancies. When ] was con
medicine, which gave me easier deliv
cry by great deal than ] ever had before. Nor is
this all have seen tried in one case and heard from
respectable source ia another case th9t your Lhon.
trptc tried in. and the Midwife with others IN at
attendance thoroughly convinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lesscncd by its use.
would say 90 all my that expect 20 be mothers
TO be without your invaluable medicine during preg
nancy, and particularly the time OF confinement
il has marked tendency 20 relax the system,
quentiy the pain OF labor much diminished and fur
dropsy of the Womb. and now ENJOY better heaitt
than have done in ten years, ana believe the dis
is entirely removed.
Sir do this that the sunerings Of very many of my
may be aleviated II they only overcome their
preiudces much try the Lthontriptic II any
person wishes IA know my opinions further upon this
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l.. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the
facts contained in the above certificate have been
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs. Snow for many years
and have believe the truth Of their certih
cate. Rev. j. W. NEEDHAM
w. F GRAY,
mar23-trwAw6m Nashville, T,1lResses.
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100 BAGs BALTIMORE oUFFEE. for sale cheap by
DILLON 90, 10 College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON Gu, Is College 81
400 BAGS BALTIMORE COEEFE, for sale cheap by
DILLON 4 CO.. Is Colirgs Il
100 RAGS BALIIlgoRE cuEFkE, OF sale cheap by
fF bliLoA 4 20, Is Cogiege Il.
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap BY
DILLON 4 90 Is ColleEe 81
100 Rags BAlInoRE ouFfEE. for sale cheap BY
DILLON CO., Is Collage 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE CofFtE. for sale cheap by
DILLON CO., IS College 81
100 RAGS aALIudoRE cofTkE, for sac eAsAp by
sIss5-u ALLON : COS q colless -
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eys Remedies and Quick Cures.
CIIRE IL RR A-N-lEn
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsa pariIIa.

Doezn<Fs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
II cine Cor the cure Of sexual diseases, which
with an enlightened public render il asSCredly high
popular, n desideratum long sought for IN the
cA world. II ueeds confinement or change of diet.
In us approved FORM that of paste, R entirely taste
less aud causes unpleasant sensation tbs patient
Il has acquired the utmost fame IN almost every part
Of Earope; has been examined, approved %, and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine, and recommen
ded by the eminent Of the profession. Prepared
BY J. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by JoHS A TAkKAxI Co Agents
Tor the Cniied States 27e Greenweh street New York
As the abovN valuable PREPARATION has been ext-n
sively counterleed by unprineipied parties N the
United States, the proprietor has adopted, pTcoan.
bon against imposition Consumers label q which
the following Is FAC smile, ana which wll Be found
burnt upon the bottom Of each pot of the 0rsHin<
intended for sale the United States CanAdAs BrlG
provinces West Indlss and south AnsrrA-
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r R R-Radwzy's Ready Relief for Headaches,
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iucliou and tjommissiou Notice,

DAM. ,. sllkI1S VII continue 70 make sales for
I'D CaSh sIy during toe pruSsut season All sales
made IzyAtr .luu three days Liberal adv Ances
made l..cuis- ~
Al persons t-.ms balances IN our hands win a.
vor us ey oHi.ns and leave receipt ios proceeas- No
Goods bo0sh sla Oar own account
BESJ- y. SHIELDS.
p. s-Csal-lry Merchants ~iil please can "a We
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Con,tttutIonnI Disea.es.

Many diseases that Affisct humanity Inherited As
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of scky sifes
SSrofula Consumption, Syphilis and fits, are among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now We
care no. how many generations the seeds OF these as
eases nav have been established Ia The system, efr
rupsing the bsooa-ladlsags Rea0uanHS EesotaaAf WI
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part
Gle OF diseased dsposts and NJ The veins with new
pure ana healthy blood
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ch1ldren,. nf.en.e..

Rad.sap's Res0rafinG ResoluaHt shoch be hailed a.
blessing by every mother hroughout the land whose
iniants are an1lcted With Soros. Hnnors, kc These
bfeakngs Out (thus early) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from The parent stock fc~ doses of The
eaSvsffag Reofn Viii eradicate every vestss 81 the
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ITSf WHAT ETEgY FAnILY WlyTS.

OOOb cheap ceNins Machine frtce oniy III
"a - So These Machines need oniy be known q
assure them Pi3oe n aInost every iausily. 10 APP
pfee yOu mus eiaiune AMI them; there
fare al who god cheap eesing Nachlaes
County Rishtz for AS kzlr of the Neftieton a
% q naona FAMILY sewing machine,
wil plb4se cal % t1 a.dot sistr, 10 ls sole Agut
for Middle and West Tennessee Rooms over j. b.
W=sl,s Aasc stQsv, lnl0E slreets bet~een coileg
and CArrry Streets
\ B.--larslruiar sissnIioh PAID 70 repairing =
kinda ee~lns Naehlass BY Al szperieneed hand-
v, FtEsffSe's Sewing Machine Depot
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