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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-04
LOCALS.

'-STRAws SHOW WHICH WAY III WINE
BLows.-Little FRANK was selling Der
ries in the cars-the minute was about
up, aud an old gentleman couldn't quite
make the change; while he fumbled and
fumbled among quarters and dimes, the
whistle gave the foot, toOtl just as the
gentleman put the half dime in FRAMES
hand. FRANK ran-the train was NOV
ing-be braced himself for a spring from
them, but the good old mans hand was
on his arm with a : "Here, hubby, don't
Jump I'm to blame for this" and
leading him back, he gave him money
to pay his fare t. the next station and
back. and made room for him on his
seat. Good old mani
Many a rascally fellow have We seen
keep a little uneasy boy waiting and
waiting, until the train would start SO
he would have to get off without his pay
for the nuts, apples, oranges or berries !
The DEVILS own1ads, trulyi
To-day Frankie told-m about it, and
he said, 81 do believe Aunt Rosa the man
was a preacher,-his face looked SO good
just like i'll felt as if I wanted to ask
him, but l hated to be so inquisitive,-
if lie wasn't a preacher he was good
enough to be one that's co."
Then he lowered his voice to a tone
more earnest and confidential, and in a
half. whisper continued:
"I've been thinking about it all the
time, as this is the day you know of the
great Democratic Convention in Colum-
bus, 1 do believe if lie soaS'at a preach
he's been a delegate going there!
He's been n o'.the two that's certain,
for nobody else would -be SO good"
How eheaply is happiness bought and
yet how niggardly is it doled out
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-04

HENRY Wells, Sec's.
Ashland, Ang. A, 1858.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-04
LOCAL COLUMN
ASHLAND, O., AUG. A, 1858.
Mai1 Bepart~es.
Mai1 ArrivaIs.

mays
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
New Store & New Goods.
Cheap Cash & Exchange Store.

fIE subscriber having sold out bis in the old
stand Of Bvans& Co, 50 Market street, and located
himself permanently his pr0lery, corner OF Cher
Mulberry Streets South NASHVILLE known heretofore
Lovs6 store, has lust received and iS open
splendid New aud Fresh Goods Of every de
crpuOn, suitable OF both city and county
consisting Of
DRY GOODS
Or all kinds Prints Ginghams ane Lawns DeLSlnes Lin
sLs, Jaconets, Muslins, suks Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Pine Gold Rings Ladies' and Cents Btssst Pins Ca
meo Mosaic an Gold Stone rob Chains, &c. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or the latest style and quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Woolen Goods, Damestics, Blankets, &c
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In fact everything will be that VIII be necessary Tor the
completion Of 9 well assorted stock Of Goods.
All lf which dete muCd 10 sell for ready cheaper
than can be purchased ihtNashve, his limited eKPen-
rSa I. G. BAsBROOK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT D

In public at Macon, Ca, under the sworn gupeEntsn
dsncs Of E. @. Bulkley and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
CABIN PAsSA &c FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY.FIVE DOLLARS,
United States Mail Line
NEP YORK AND CHARLESTON SEEAA
SHIPS.
Through in 40 to So Hours,
0EEFI- WEERTY ?

SHIPS.
Through in As to So Hours.
6EAZI- WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 toae, II. Bern
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
EsTiOn, 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeF, 1900 tons, s. @. Turner, Commander,
sOutherneF, 900 tons, L. N. Marry, Commander.
SIS LEAVES Adgsrs WharVes every Wsdnss.
day and Saturday after the arrival Of the
ears from the South snd West, sat high
water"
Line and for safety comfort and speed unriTallsd
the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and
souB Commanders will insure Travellers BY this Line
every hOssihle comfort and accommodation.
Cabnpassage, go
GbeerHge pes8aR ss-.s sess - &C.
FoPfreghtOr passage, having elegant State Room AG
sommodations, spplyto
gENRY NIssROCd, & Co. Agents,
msy M67-h Charleston, S. @.
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b. DENTON, B. B. WAsHBURE,
,ookvfns, Tenn. GainesbOFO, Ten
DENTON & WASHBURN,

Alto oy@ at Il - W.
NILL practice In tbe Circuit and ChanceTy Courts In the
w counties Jackson, OveHOn, FentTess, Putnam Cum
haraud and White aud In the Clro u Court Of Van BureR
county business entrusted 70 tnem Will os promptly
ssn6aS Particular attention will be given 20 The col
isetion Of claims In any Of the above eouRuthi
mar g2-W6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
TM9 VALUABLE EaRllS EnR SALE

THAT Valuable aFm On Whieh ne unaarsrnss b.a -.
n sided FOR the ast - o. Hins yeals a II Iis.
the Of Big HaEpsth rVsf ts county Of V-
hanson, foarleea zles frOn Ha8hFs, lac airs "a
HAnk, ths RehlaRd and CsntraFs nraPks, nins ss
Nom krsnkln, Che county seat of iieson, and Hiha
tW0 niles o. ne HoEth NestsEl Railroad eeRg con.
sracsd. The tct contains about iO1r hundred eghf
scres Of art s3 sarins land; tns county e begWeel
DaFia9on and Wiamson rpna lhToHgh ne NoFtWesi
Ser Of ne tract Z vas formally he Bel knoWn -afn
the lats WlEiEl iIhiIedld.
this rn two comfortable rasdancas, via s ns.
eeasay out h0a1ss; harn, CRIBS Stables cas houss %
with excellent gounT orchard mos choSa ruiz Good
spring water, and abundance never falling 1oeE
ruRRing rom different sources ihrosgh tie sru. Aoiu
ing this rm 4 another et of about H0 hundred acres o.
exsssnt land viii good Eesdsneo, for az lhs sol q
bOh tracts a equal q any los crops, ether gram grass
zad both 11lled (iheg WILDE sold separately gssg,
may suG buJem1 is I1oRghr b. good judges cruld be
made Of the oeat stock farms In lha stas ia siza
Az wanting buy, course Whish % FieH
the premises oelora purchasing i1rth8r description q
deened unReeessarys all nVsd n call and see 1f
hsmseyes. taug S-soGWul JOHN q. HILL
-rerrT --st.Itral--f - -....
WISH % sell the arm on winch reside, IN Willial0l
co1nly, aaioiniug has advertised above 0g az. r.
@ eontaining BY surTe, hundred and ninety
ntne and hall Uf nFss farming lad, win con
ofisnle aHeug with al Necessary nolss8 auable oz
small ARM with good water. Inc farm s veil enclosed
VIA good fences Including about hundrod yards
..oae isAee viii sell ths psce eeparaisy, iog8Lhef
Hih M hhFsas oOtn aniiad W0uld certainly make dsd
iEAoa tarn and puEchasers invited 70 call r.a
and examine Ne Premlsas- LAVlNlA CRAIGEkADs
EOi isf.leE clafa applT % r. H. y. sagder, a. Ne
ssorsoi ryder & f'rizzeu, Naahvills L. g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
". r. CHILDS & CO =
PaFenf
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERaPRDDW,
CEMFMT ROOFING

. a
TlHB undersigned having purchased the safe Rirht fI
4 Tennessee, Of he E5oys patent prepared % introduces
sudsr6, Railroad Companies, and the public gsneay %
sxaniRe % % PeroEity over other hotangs
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDBRs should not flli 70 azsul-
me his roon a5 n better ana caeas[ taan ll hlg n
The material forms hard and smooth surface "a
IDsrTicus % Wator elastic snd asxbls Il contrasts nd
expands win tho changes efhs Rtmoaphets, aad vii ns
sI syaPofats eraek, norrOt aha asto duab hssa
Il Is Prssaeally lnpsrshabls, and win Persoy rssla
Cd and We VIII Warnnftt waterproof ~ VIII engage %
put Roohag over ordinary good shoahing old shin
Bss Tar and gTaFe lin mac aad aRc, copper,
making no difference how steep or aas hey beoF
el han any koo ol he old style, and We are sure Il W
i vi also b. and 70 be ne best thing ever invsntsdto
cover sud old eaky TN, tar and gravel roof,
ehimneys ssEtss, eOrmaf Windows and guitrs
oH a. stone, ana form perfect adhesion 70 ear object 10
which applied liz R0os be painted and var
square feet which cheaper and much better t6an paint
This koohag viii be found % BE- The best hing FOR covering
steam M saw Mis- Fact Iisss RailFoad Cars, Brdgss
DeDOs, Station Houses, Steamboat DecEs and aet ever
Kind Of KOOf t3ers exposure iFon dra
he roof is psset, without joint 10 h presents no
sAnes for atsto eommunieats, ana any hh suBancs viii
IC Insurance Oaiess at Cincinnati, and other places
where Chids Co.'S Ceuenthas been use insure 8uldngs
Eh Roofs covered with his Csmsnt,as the rslss a
Tor thoss covered via Iron, Copper OF I'm.
Efth directions for using.
IL County Rights foF sale.
U Orders sent 70 the undersZnsd, through Postos
aes,Tilbs promptly aitsndodto
would respectfully refer The following gentlemen fr
whom have covered buildings vita The Cement
Architsets and Master MseAaaies Of NasBviLls.
Mr. n. AKBROYD,
tai. A. HELMAN,
AsssIs. .. A. aUaHEs & SMITH,
WARRBN & MOOHE,
COLEMAN & SPAIN,
MCCULLOUGH & HOUGH.
JOHN MCCAIN e Co.
Col HI ANDERSON, ,suPT E&CRRCo.,
Rev; .. D. ELL5OtI2 haahEhie-
g. r. GLASC)CK,
g ID. p. WILkIN,
* JOHN BEATTY,
n. Q. L. CLAIBORNE, g
VIZ STOGkELL,
J. n. WILLARD,
JAS. GORDON,
B. J. MkIGS,
A. " s. LfNbSLEY.
Jas. Il. kENDRICK,
ENOCH HESLhY,
N''s'' E6sss E4sssO3k 3 sfzs 4 EzsswHrETsB, Nashville.
SLAUGHTER & HEREFORD, s.
W. h. GORDON & Co
Col. A. J. POLK, MauEy eounfy,
Mai. A. J. DONELSON, Davidson eounty
Rector ,. G. SMITH, Colu mbis
hsssEs s. " A0RGAN & co, HuzfresIboro.
r. W. McFADDEN & Co,
LBIPER < MENIFEE,
D.B SHAVER & co Sbslbvvflla
MF.JAS. A. 70 bLL, Lewisburg
MessEs. AeRBYAoLDS & CO., CiarksvHls.
MF. d. s. WRIGHT, Manehssier
q A. J. RICHARDSON, McNfnnvina
~ the NAsnFll5 q JhatanOOgA Railroad Company have
adopted this Cement of the covering Of their ears and other
pany. Certificates add estmB from Cfueinnr end
eSoHhsei WhsIs L has been in general for sTsral
Cement Roofing many years and dartsrs b7sf tb9t
he has gained some ezPesncs and knOWsdgs during ha
Iime. J. q. NATHURsF.
Once No. IS Deadsrick street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
PennsyIvania CentTal RaiIroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh To
Rhflasa8 Lphta.
FTNRAINS leave Pittsburgh oIiOWsi Man A. NJ; East
Line r. n; Blgr ress Nail e.4O P. d.
Ths Express Nail Daily the ether two Sundays er-
copied; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS Wtth al Trains
from
St. Louis, No, Dabuque KeOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Caro- Rock Island ana Chicago, Illinois Lexington and
LOuiEve, Ky; Terre Haute, Indianapolis and La
hyetts, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesVIlls, CTestlins,
AasslliOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND BLL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARB As Low AS BY ANY OTHkR ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon this as beng he
shortest and most expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NBW YORK, and ali
EASTERN CITIES,
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.ei Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad ,Phia.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO AyD
BALTIMORE, 28 HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
BE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets to Wash,
4 ingon be procured to which point ss well as to
Baltimore, it is the Shortest most direct and in every re.
sPec tie most reliable route 1t is the only route BY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
70 reach the cities of Baltimore, Philadsphia and Nev
York. at the cost of Ticket 20 New York only thus en-.
sbRg Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or inor-
nation to visit four Of the principal cities in the Union or
sss cost than can be Afforded BY any other route
And it the only route By which Through Tickets car
% bad 70 Richmond Norfolk Winchester ErederekshuYQ
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon, A.
anita Augusta, Berkley Springs aud Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coaches Of
Carter ThOmss or steamers the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE, connecting there VITA the United States
Aa steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the JesrsonViIle
Columbus, Ohio with the Central Ohio Rairoad Wheel
mg whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
kaAroad is made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Phila
dsphis and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
Phs are transferred ct Cairo TO the Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and &ena to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus st 10 A. NJ $50 P. n and
Ia (. n.
- TrsFssrs are requested to notice that while this is
me OR0aas s5rding Through Iickesto al the Eastern
Cities raIe as charged BY other routes to ASu
lori O it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points in the East. The distance from
Columbus Baltimore is only SIC miles being about 100
are less changes of by this route and cOnsqueny
less detention, than By any Other
~ The road is ballsst9d with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust.
agent, Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
lhs U. g. Mail Steamers or Rt the JeHersOuve Railroad
)diOe, Main street. WIZ. S. WOODSIDE
Master transportation 3. 0. r. &.
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Min
E8taBI18hma

d o RI Mil.
1stOnes Of all
sizes on hand
dmadsto or
der, smHt mlliB,
mill iFCna, mill
geering, b beit
z, hOisitng
and regulating
screws, screen
wire, damssI
irons, Plaster
paris, Dutchan-
ehOr brand Dol
ungelOthsOiaM
numbers.
We also con-
tract for the O.
reciOn OrhOuF-
ingR saw
mills. Also all
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OissnImfina
Cheap for Cash.

ITO make room for nav supplies win sell my remaining
stock Heavy Boots Shoes and BrOgsns At for caFh
have also, various kids Ladies, Misses and ChdFsns
Wear at reduced prices. Gail for Cash SROGANS At a
College Street.
april JOHN RAMAGRs
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PENNsYLEANIA RAILRoAD.


-
THE GsatC Central Route connssng the Atanticoitses
4 WithWessern Northwestern and Southwestern Ststei
BY continuous Railway direct This road also eonnse
at PlsbuTg with daily line Of Steamers 70 s ports on
he Western RveEs and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most d5rect, cheapest and Teq5e T0a9s By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the rGaf Hsst
Rates between Phil0dsiphis and PittBburg:
u 5oEsS FgPS FsStbsTs SioS ~ Is OO1 per lO0e
SECOND CLASS-Bcoks and Ststionsry
Dry Goods Qn bales,) Hardware, Lea S6Oo ger IsOE
mar GF9.ss.~s.-s
HIRD Cl1ASS.-AnFiis, ,BaFging. BaaOa. - -
and Pork (in bull, }, Hemp de-. feVS PEI 4VDA
F0URTH 0LASS.-OOfee Fish, Bacon,
and PORK {paeked,) Lard I'D Lard Oh 1V0 gss 4VuA
Four-s0 75 per bbluntil further notiss
9rain-S5 cts, per 100 lbs. until further noties
OOttOn-S2psr bale, noteIsseding SOC lbs. Wsishs uut
uIthsr notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phis
dephis, be particular to marx package sia PkadsDAiq
Railroad" All Goods consigned the Agents of this
Read ct Phiadephis OF PisDurg viii be forwarded with
oHt detention,
FRzIaHF AsHETs.-Harris, Wor1alsy Co., NemDhia.
Tennessee; R. F. Sass Co.. 81. Louis ], s. AiehelI
Son, Evansville, Indiana; Dumsgn Bell aud Murdock aad
Carter JeWett, Louisville ky &. c. MsidrUm, Addison
Indiana; Spugman Brown, ana Irwin a Co. Cincinnati
\. w Grsdsm Co., Zanesyille Ohio; Leech 3 Co, no
s. Abby street Boston; Leseh Co AEtoS House New
YORK; MOL William street, and Ne baderE Place New
YORK. Ed Snseder, Phiisdelphia; AagrsH & koons Ba
fmOre; Geo. G. tFanoiscus, PlJs5arg.
d. Il. HOUSTON, 9saeral freight AgsHt PkilG
b. J. LOABAkbF, ouPs AIt90AG, "a.
sprI, ts-6
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WOOL WooIII

WE want Three Thousand Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool for which We win pay Cash. View it to
make Jesnsand Linseys
march ". h. GORDON co.
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SCHEME
TICKETs-whOlO', s5; Halves, So 5O auartsrs 81 2

TICKBTs-whOlO', S5; Halves Sc 5Oi anartsrS 81 25.
Bank Nsts sound Banks taken al par. Checks New
York RENTED for PTizss
Drawings large Classes will be published in New York
nd New Orleans Sunday papers, and Cha lesion and sa-
Vannsh daies.-
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money r.
our address, the Tickets ordered, Fscept of which
they will be forwarded By first mall Purchasers can have
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes II be sent 70 PuT'
cbassrs fmmedisfsl after the drawing.
Purchasers pease write their signatures plain, and
give their Post ONCE, County and Stale 80.
Remember every Prize b drawn and payable In iuli
without dsdue ion.
All Prizes Of 900 and under, paid Immediately amer the
dTEwngother prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Address orders for Tickets to G. E. SWAIN, hashyhsJ
Tepbessse. or 70 ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
fab Il Macon savannah, Georgia
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Twas present and heard Mr. Snow acknowledge facts
con.ansd ia b5 ABOVE ceTuHcaJs have been acquainted
win r aud Mrs snow many years, and have
Rev. J. W. NBEDHAM.
PREPARED ONLY By
W. +. GRAY.
narI6-triw&w6m Nash Tille, Tennessee.
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&EARLY 0NR PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICK
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEG
FACH slTTPDITW APRIL.
.as5 =. amoaalLng Lo .oo
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, s25<
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

5,4S5 Prizes amounting to. $500 900
PRIGE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, s25S
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 5O000 corresponding viii thos'
Numbers Tickets printed separate sps Of paper
sncrelsd with small Tin tubes and placed in Wheel
fAe aTs 457 Prizes similarly printed and sneiEeed sre
me Wheels ore thon rsvolEsd, and number Il drawn
om the Wheel Of Numbers and a. the sams time Prize &
dravyp from ne otheg hee me Number md PiTs drawn
opened and exhibited 70 the audonee and registered
by the Commssoners the Prize being placed against the
Number daHn. This operation Is repeated uRt al he
Prizes are drawn out
AUTHORIZATIONS PE1zEa-The two preceding and me Two
succeeding Numbers TO these drawing the hrs Prizes will
be entitled % Approximation Prizes For sxamplsl
ll24s, 2l9 II25 1I22 viii each be entitled
$780, Il Ticket No. $50 draws ne ESQ 90 Prze those Tick
and 50 On according to the above scheme
Tha 5V05 Prizes Of $40 will be determined the last hg
Of the No that draws the S0OO0pnEs, For example
If the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with J. han
81 the tickets where the number ends in will Be entitled
10 $50. If the number ends with No. 3 then all the ckats
20 OntoO.
Osrtfeatss Of PACKAGES wibe sold ss the following
rates. which is the risk;
OsrdaeaGs Of Package OF 10 whole Tiekst.,..-.. $50
10 Half ....-... 40
10 Quarter (" ........ %
IN ORDERING TICKETs Or CERTIFiCATEs,
Enclose the money our address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By fra
nail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any fg-
The Lstof DrsSs Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers immediatsly after the drawing.
Purchasers Wiplease Writs their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and Stats.
- Remember that every priEsis draWns and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and uadsr, paid immsdatsly
asr the drsWingOther prizes the usual time thirty
days.
BeA. AH Communications Itrietly eoH6dsntiGl.
AdarssB Orders for Tickets or CsrtIfcstes 70
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca
u Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
Ga have their orders aed and tme By address
ing S. swan & Co.. AZ either Of those cities.
T list Of the mum bers that drawn from the wheel,
With the amount Of the prize that each is entitled n,
will be published amer every drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intsgeneer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and keh
mOnd Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and PauldinE
Miss-l Clarion, Augusta (Gs COnsttution-hst. msTI
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manny's Combined
REAPER ~ lEOER.
With Woods Improvement.

THIS celebrated Machine received the dr5t premium
L GRAND GOLD MEDAL, as the best combined RsapinF
and MsHing Machine, at the great United States Agrcua
raj FAIR held a. Louisville, ky, in September, 557. The
trial came on Syracuse York IuIy where al
principal Machines in tha United States thorOug
tested. Ths committee made their awards through Mao
sha P. wilder, President United States AgrcuuF s0e
ely, ct Louisville, KY.
also KscsVed the award the best Reaper and the
best Mower before two separate Committees appointed bV
the President Of the Davidson County Agricultural SOcaT
a. HashVs IN july 1857, over most Of he machines
in uss in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and GWards given this
aehne during the last season every Machine IN
America.
The above machines for ssIs By he undersigned.
B. =. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
USHER, WHBLESS & CO.,
feb 2T-d&WH Nashville, Tena
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SackloWie,

THE ARABIAN HORSE sAOKLOWIB, proDsfty o. A.
= keaHe Rlenards, will stand ny sable miles East OF
6allan Also the purely and pOpularY red hpFBs Oh
AKA oy imported Glencoes Out Of OtOu5 BY imported
Reel, Sc.
GAMBLE viii occupy his old stand At Col. A. K,
Wynno's, miles East Of GIaiiu. de by iup1rtsd
Sovereign out Of the famous Cssry, running
back entirely pure through the Material ancestry
unsurpassed stations, Wig gnian aud fenns Oscar For
further particulars sea hand bills.
mar l8-tW3W T. BARRY
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04
Deutl6z Gnslil9e
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