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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04
The Latest 1npEovsmentsl
GROVER & BAKERS
yEHITG MACHINES.
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
ORJRHU0EH9
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

EEAsoNS WHY rHE sRovEa & BAEuR nAou1En Is UuvRn-
sALLT PRHTEERED FAEILT sEWus.
It Is mere 81 Rple ara easily KEEP, in order than
any other Machine.
Cd Itmakss seam which win not nip or navel though
every third stitch Is cut.
3D. Il seWs from two ordinary sPools, and thus 81
trouble Of winding thread avoided Viii s the same Ma
chine eau DO adapted at pleasure, By mere change Of
soools, to all varieties of work
4th The same Machine ruas silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility
9TH Tue seam is as elastic the most elastic fabric 80
that it is free from sl liability 70 break in washing iron
ing, or Otherwise.
9th. The stitch made b. this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either BY hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04

! are unquesu0nably the best In the market
No well regulated family can afford to do without
Grover Baker Machine made expressly for family us
We advise all res1srs to cal aud examine them at
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee
There is not invention of this inventive age VIII OF
honors Aneroan genius more than Sewing Machin,
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We ar,
aisded fro personal examination that the one called
= Grover & Bakers" is eli that itcaims to e, and
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet al
assemble requirements in the work Of "a family
Independent
"FOr our own family uss, we became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine The best and ace0s
dinghy purchased I"-Americ4n culrurist OF Oct s.
HoFao reeey in referring to the above notice from th,
American Agriculturist writes: ITO all Of which tie
Tribune says aHen-That tue writer Of HOucs OF Sew
ing Machines, tbaIwe lsusly published prefers Whese
Wilson's, does not mskeIthem preferable"
n P. Willis Esq, editor of the Home Journal in his
issue Of November g. in comparing the machine with
others, says The OF this machine in the first place
easier learned Then the stitch ia more elastic aud
much stronger for woOllsl clothes I6nshss of its Owl
work. which the other does not TIE work can be ripped
and re seWed and does rip If ITSELF without its being
intended though every third stitch can be cut The same
machine silk linen thread and common spoil cotton
with equal teiIy and very material advantage is that
nseTs from ordinary spoos Eetmakrg necessary as in
other machines that the cotton ud Est be rspooed
construction lssmpler and stronger
The Grover Baker mach mes are We believe superior
& any others "-BJsIon Daily Advertiser
"krOm the bes.miOrmaton We have been able to obtain
as well as from careful examination Of the work done with
different machines, led to give the preference to
Grover Bakers. TIE fitness and beauty of the s,cu
made by these machues unsurpassed sad as 70 the
6y Of The WOrk to Zip 1t cut # tn question Amer
Icsn Baptist
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
be liberty Of referring any Of the thousand families
who have had their machines in daily USE
Circulars containing cuts Of different styles Of ma
Chimes and names Of al parties in all parts Of the country
If the highest respectfully whom inquiries can be
made, will be furnished on request
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NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co.

The pTiees Of these Machines will Instance hereafter
vary the New YORK Prices, except the Of freight
I'd u place ta's, this STATE.
All persons having purchased these Machines
hereafter purchase them out side the State Of Tennessee
since the 24h day Of November 1855 responsible 70 the
Nashville Sewing Machine Company, the legal owners Of
the right aud viii required pay to said COMPANY
Of $50 for the gh . use said Machines Nitnn the
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE aud whenever payment Is
refused, THE SANS WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted this Company by MsssTs, Grover
Baker
Persons purchasing thess Machines outside Of Tennes
see. had better that they bill sale with he
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IL TENNESSEE.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The LNstruetoTs IN this School are


Hon JOEL Parker, LID, RoyaI Professor
HOu THEOPHlLUS PARSONS. Ii. D., Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WA>HBURN, LID, University Professor.
ihE cOus Of instruction embraces the vari7s branches
Of the Common Law; aud Of Equity. Admiralty; Com
mercai5 International and Constitutional Law: and the u
npTud6nce of the United States. The Law Library consists
OF ao0ui 1900 volumes and works appear they
added and every Effort s made 70 TenitT complete.
Instruction given BY oral lectures and expOsOus land
oy recal0ns aud examinations, Ia connection with them
Of which there every week Two Moot Courts
also holden n each week, each Of Whica prev
ousy given ont Is argued BY Our sLudns and ni0u
delivered BY The Presiding Instructor. Room and Other
facilities are provided Tor the lub Courts; and Assem-
bly, is held weekly Tor pra lice IN debate and acquiring
knowledge Of parliamentary Law and proceedings
students The school stage Of cir pro
tessiona studies or mercantile pursuits, and
meneenenl OF either term in the middle Oherp4r Of
at8Fm.
They liberty select sudss they will iursue
according 10 their view Of their own wants a. attain
ments.
The Accidental year, which commences Thursday, six
weeks after the third Wednesday In July divided into
Two terms, Of twenty weeks each, with vacation Of six
weeks the end Of each term.
During the Winter vacation, the Library opened
ed aad bLef, the ui he members the 81 hOOl
Applications for admission, tr Catalogues, any fur
heTi ornan, may be made 70 ether Of the Professors
Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass January, Is5s-fob 3-Iaw3H
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS, FAIR.

the late Mechanics Fair held n the CITY NASHVILLE
n in OotO0sr s57 Judges appointed 10 examine e.
bcles in Class $40 II, GROVER BAKER's sewing Ma
chimes NO. loi, SIsGEEs-RepOrt upon The FrimCi-
pal points and meh the swO machines as foIl0Eg
The machines both thread mEChines thai Is usn
two sepeTaIe threads making the stitch;
d BAEER using the thread from Common spOoIs
with two Needles; aud That OF sINGEz's using one
spool and needie the other head fIom fObs
bin inclOsed in a Shuttle, and, in ne opinion Of
The eemmlitse Is best adapted Elne Clothing, sad
dIery, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER Is the Least COmpIfcat-
ed Machinery and, OF course, easier mam-
aged; advantage Of using spOOIs without Re-
winding, anu with the exception Of hne clothing,
diery, e the opinion COMMITTEES is best suit
ed for Family use.
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$1,000.

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing he Grover & baker stch will accomplish more worn
N twelve hours Othe kinds required 70 edOne In Southern
families and with much less labor, and will last or run long
or VIII less expense and than the u. Snge
other Shuttle, any Sewing Machine nov in sse or eye
invented.
The money is depcsi in The City Bank Of Nash
vile, and this proposition open 10 a and should any
think thai he good better Sewing Machines fer
the and which the Clover * Baker Machine is
designed ana recommended we shall be pleased TO have Il
produced iOE the e5Lhe points IN question % be decided
BY seven dsneTesIed cOmpeient judges two from Georgia
two nom LOuiIiaua, and three from tennessee.
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TMO NALgAaLE EARMS E0R SAFE.


sided for the last eight years, is for sale. lies
on the waters OF Big Hapeth hver The county Of VA.
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the iaEe Of
llnz on Tie keh2nd aud Centre vile Turnpike, nine miles
rom Franklin, the county Of williamson, and within
Two miles OF the North Western Railroad being
structed me tact contains about hundred and eight
acres Of ht rate farming land; the county line between
Davidson and WILLIAMSON runs through the Northwest
ler ui ne tract u formally ne veil know
the late wilkins Whitsald.
On this farm comfortable residences, viii all ne
eosSry out houses barn, cribs stables, carriage house.
Will an excellent young 0TchardOf most choice ifu OOd
spring water and an abundance OF never falling
running rom ciurrent sources through the farm. Ad0in
nE THIS farm Is another tract Of about hundred acres
excellent land with good residence, for sale. The
Don tracts Is equal 10 any for crops, either grain grass
ana 0OLa united hey viii be sold separately agether,
may suI 5uyers0 is thought bv good judges could be
made one Of the best stock in the STATE Us size
tie premises before purchasing. further description y
rssed Unnecessary but all arr invited 90 cali and FOR
il-mselves. aug z5-eo&Wul JOHN z. HILL
TWISH 70 sell the farm which reside, IN Wil.iai9n
county adjoining that advertised above By NJ 1oll -
Hill, containing BY recent BurVeJ hundred ana hns
nine and half Of fret farming aad, win con
Portable dwelling, with al necessary OUT houses salaos lo
snail 'Erui5 with gooc WGIer Inc u ven euos,oe
with good feneos, including about hunaea es
stone enee viii sell tnis place 8sparaisys OF
with Ar Huls-at out1 uned would certainty MAI 49,
liable tarmi ana purchasers invited 70 al ~ p -,
and examine ~ premises. LAVlNlA ChAig tAHAD.
For tsriheT particulars apply NJ. Il. n HnJoef Aa
BtOfeof Snyder 8 FriEEsll, Nashville l. y
GuF5-eo&Wa
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$1,000,

That the over Bsker Family Sc ling Machine, max
ing the Grover Baket STITCH is capable Of producing work
Of much greater strength and bity, OF the kinds
CURED 10 De done on plantations and By families OF the
Southern states than tn l. NJ Singer other shuttle
Machine or auy other kline OF machHe svcs Tor sewing
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Coshoelan, %, Nor. q, -.

o ]. WOOD & Co.-Gants; As have been engaged IN
selling your HAIR Restorative the last Tor ofyour
local agents. X. NJ Haknsonl and having experienced
the beneficial elects q Il myself would Ike 20 obtain
agency for Sats Of Ohio, State The West,
should you wish TO make such aTFangems & g. AN
vnced there nothing equal 20 10 IN The United 8lss
for restoring the hair have been engaged The Drug
business several years, and have sold nepaFa
ions for the hair bat have found nothing that the
BecTetVe organs invig0tes ha scalp well yours
beiRg fully Vneed hat your restorative s what you
present Is 20 be, would like engage the sale OF
am sstsnsd IL must sell.
FOurstFuly s. 4. ETOCkMAN.
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Nashville and New Orleans Packet,
RED ROVER,

VIM. STRONG, Mrstsr. P SHACKLBFORD, Clerk,
U,5OO tons buTthen.
THIS magnihcenI last running steamboat r~h
J. drawing only feet water, will run as JfE-,A
regular packet during the prsAsRt season.
Having sups IiOF sccOm no dstiOns for Pas
ssugers freight solicit for her shse OF pu bic
patronage For TeRht passage apply on board or 20
A HAMILTON, % Marker street,
JOHN d. TAYLOR, U. S. Mail Packet Of5ce
H. h. HARRISON, Front street. Agents.
B. DUFIELD, Ag snt, at Perkins Cos, New Orleans.
feb 2-tf
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ST. sTOCKNAN.

Waylsnd Mass, Fsb s. 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & Co.-Genii; HaYing realized hs
good effects Of Jour Hair Restorative wish 10 sts mat
finding hair growing thin, veil gray, ihdue
ed from what read and heard Try the article prepared
BY youB 70 promote Its growth and change is color Is il
wss IN youth beth Of witch il has effected completely lE
the operation have used nearly three bottles
Yours &C, JAMES FRANCIS.
o. J. WOOD q CO., PrOpTetOrs 3l2 Broadway, New
New On the great y. Z. Wire Railing Essbshment,) and
ia Markets., st. Louis, No. And sold 5y all good Drug.
yists. feb G-daW3min.
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EAsHffLLEI l6uA ga1s -, lBl5
We are using the Parable LEnnel Coal On our Ma
chine Shop, aHc lake pleasure 10 stating that
nsver any Oh 10 Gu 4 It Il ain Vsry zrszt5
longer and ubTiets thoroughly than the best quail
oth-' ord mary U, is Tree from gum and jast
Oil as Is ed for machinery. We doubt Dot il
must come Btp general use. We think this Oh fully equal
% the beet sperm and that gallon is EOith
Two Of The best Lard Oil.
AND'W ANDERSON.
E0Ma
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04
TIE HORSE.

The communication under the above head, in this
paper, is from venerable gentleman Of this cOun-
ty, who thoroughly understands the subject He
has written much in former years. and studied deep
~ We commend his communication to the cORsid-
GRAFTON Of breeders Of blood stock
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BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT

/ z - /. q i .
Of me afflicted OF all lands rely lr relief from ths
Seroiua, sPrains Bruises, Blls scales ad az catans0u
diseases rapidly supersedlng all miar pre- p1rlons. The
lowing memorandum Of lev u me wondssl eur, sdsc
Cd bY Il during The past lev months Csridoalss hon
their length preeludss TIE publication Of all But few.
an EXPLOSION
MEHPHs, iE1E, NV. 2sth, 1857.
hereby certify, that having badly bruised and
seAded By the eEPioso1 Of steam oilsf, rsad induced
extracted from hsseaids, very sn ~ sine an ths
pain Was gone iron the bruises. In IEO Hsn
HRNRY HAvEaSkILL., residence Jaeksoa street..
The BIND sEE
HEBsTEE CIrE, Iowa Nov 9lh, 1857.
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-DEAE SIas FOr l-ors lhan lhrso
years had been stctsd iHhzmsd ryss, % al aggra-
waited degree, tflsd rhssci rs and .sTera
nrstrgms, % no easrI, was induced b Ram 70 ny
ne AreAc Animent, ana ia tHo month Was nozFs vel
zane lime and dariug portion Vt VI tns suErsy
blind IN on eye applied your valuable LInasnt, aud
her e. Is Perfectly sound l. silh one
sde. carine he ragusstsus IN nv 6sez ,-yuf -, Il
without Jour aluAos remedy IN ny house You5 sruy
WEEsrEa CIIT, lows, Nov. On, 1857.
hereby certify ID q Wth acquainted win ililtm
Russell, and Nh Tue ASTONISHING be msngions,
know his sLatemeLt 70 Be ssTieIly
~ WAD5WUhtH p 81, Webster City.
GOUD FOR AMI AS.
ibis iuYauaois Llnne9t Is also eqla 5caclols 70 go
Ing the diseases Of unimzs, toe 0io sra'
Gates Aessrs q Aruol AID Il nca, Araot U0 see
lh5t"0 largest hFsfJ sl.0es 20 ne faa- lna AZ 8o
ST. Ls5 Z, Dee. asrd, Is57.
We, The undersigned, having ussd Dr bgs Afslis La
ment Tor number mnuLIss cnoerliI lal W - saPeIa
efficacy curing diseases Of horses 90 aeii AZ -
satisfied being me sest Laasnb a-1t tnat
would use no otl, We All nave AePi lot nun
Ter Of years. exhaustive ysy stiJlss 90 ts use Aset
gToa aud We sllangi aaL n5 rs.e -lhsaat -
is on, one weave eVcri0dud alEEs ease-fe We cur
osv recon- mend all livery stable keepers and oshara
having NE Of b rses. .g-,-
LYSCH, ARSUI & co
ChsslnuE ausst.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists having Oh Lni3enta on hand, will tYy
10 pureuass thsm. ASK FOR 'BRAG'5 ARC llC LIMA kNfB
ana take no other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
Tbe proDristors agree to furniah ea -urraassr ~ -
lar boiis win subscription Uuilsd sgstss 49,
nal, for one gear. Taisis Den New Yo-r NJ,
irat5d papers cerddeat8, emitting she holder IL -
81 Of tus proposition, enclosed ne wfapBsr -
5Fery dollar bottle. TIE Arctic Eminent IS Dut III. - -
i8o and 81 bottles. HE soc beulss and 81 b8ts- ci
% and 100 per cent mors LinmsnL tn proportop ~ 49,
'Ost and are the cheapest " AsE
For sale BY Bragg s BurroWes, sole propr;.f,-.
" W BBRRR a DkMOvrls
80 r 1900 - Wholesale Aaagt-
,Tpsrlip - " --A-ss Illila dul, ana u
ian i-dtHaw3.l
r SAS ~ !, Iss" AOFk Exchange,
- BOYD ACC,
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B. ROMANS.


EAsTBR MEcHAsIC's OFFIcE, N. s. c. 2. RI
Memphis Jan. 9, 1853.
This will certify that lam using the ParHdlne Camel coal
OIL Manufactured BY the Union Coal and Oh Company sf
AaysYils, n.y. 10 machine shops and the lOcomO
uves the Mepphis ana Charleston Railroad, and have
given 10 the several tes In order 20 prove its qualities
uoncaung Oil. hsve hesitation recommending
superior Oh for Railroad purposes bOth In regard 70
omj aud as perfect luDrcatur. believe t 70 the best
On have u-ed, ana that gallon will 20
gallons OF Lard Or. The m4chiuery Is runLnE he
shops with Esuty per cent less poWeTthan required for
ordinary OIL The huidy Of The oil arises, convinced
nom she total absence Of gum and does effect is ubT
eating properties bu only requires that the Onhces in he
Ocups and feeders should be reduced in order The
oil economically.
wa. K. NICHOLS, Master MaehiDIsL
HATsvILLE Ky, Sow. u, 1857.
To The Union Coal and OIL Company:
GESTLEsKE-H4Ving used your Lubrcaiing Oil, made
rom Camel Ca tnt machinery OF Cotton Mills (n-
GLIDING Engine and Spndlss) for the few weeks We
prepared g. say thai have found greatly superior
% other, ping the best Sperm, ana fully equal
that article for which have been pay from dollar
seventy ve cents dollars tWeDtydyr per
gallon The OildstHbutes very psrfscy the machine
wears Ong and il free from gum, which causes irron
and consequently heat
Invew Of the superior quality OF this OIL we have adop
ted II Tor Mills From the low price al which IL sold
we doubt not il must come mo general
number OF other certificate in the hands Of the
agents here which may be Al any time.
JANUARY & WOOD,
PrOpreturs Of MaysViIe Cotton Mills.
February 2, I5j7-dta imOzwzm
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing the Grover Bker stitch, capable accomplishing
much greater variety Of work; such required plan
EtlOns and families in the Southern states Than the E n
Singer other Shuttle MachRs. Machine
for sewing now in use everinyecai Al tbs URsd States
or Europe.
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HAsHVrLLl AND CHITr.HoO0l RArLEoAD

This win certify that using Paraas Camel
Coal Ill made b. the UnIb Coal OIL Company. MaYs
vile, Ky IL our Machine shop The locomotives on
the road ana have tested The III very carei
is qualities; endrely convinced It T. very dn4
Tor machinery and that gal0t this Oh fully equal
gzllOEs VI The best Lard OH Il being entirely ires
gum our machinery wIu run win p1s 18th
any Oh we have used Although The O has thn appear
ance has alCbreatng body up any Oh IN 0rl u-
any use, and II j. we'll ad Pl-o rallroaas.
g. b kNOW Lks, Master Mechanic,
Nashville And Chattanooga kaiIOad.
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$1,000.

That he sewing DO ne By the SroTsT & Baker Family
Sewing Machine, making the Grover & Baker Stitch less
liable 70 rip If thread stitch 10 or bTOEeu
NJ. Singer or any other Shuttle Machine, any other
Kind OF Sewing Machine ever Invented United States
or Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04
$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, is less complicated easier
and managed than the l. ~ Singer or any other shuttle
Machine In invented the United
or Europe.
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For Louisville, Cincinnati & PitIsburg
THE superior and light dEaugh passenger aasawza n
freight steamer, NBH YORK, D. [ lh-..=..-S
S.H GILMORE, MasteF,WhI eavs O. gooVe and Sas5aik
all int ediate porls, on FRIDAY, February
the 5h list, Ct O'Clock. For freight or passage apply
board, Or 8
u. II. HARRISON. A
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THE superior and light draugbt passenger F7nEa
L and freight steamer, J. G. CLIMB, will asaAFsrf
leave for The above and all way poris
MONDAY, FEBRUARY the 9Th, At O'Clock
P. n. For freight or passage aPPy on board, or 70
feb Aid A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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Cumberland Female College,
McMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE.

1HE next session Of this Iastu'ioR viii commence the
L FIRsr NOEBAY March next.
ISe Board Of Trustees pleasure announcing
hey have secured tue services Of D. n. UONNBLI A N
Of Florida, FTeBidsntcf College, will Be assisted
By an able corps Of teachers In the
departments,
TERMS Or TUITION.
Preparatory Department. 90 and so 90
Academic q" ......s.........l9 % aRd IS o.
Collegiate 4" ................ s......... Il %
Music -......................... Is 90
ofnalnehtal bfanches5 10 %
CoutluseAt rec 70
Boarding a the College, including Lights Fuel and
Ffal1in % W
Toe Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, Maps Globes &C. zoding every
facility for the study Of tae Scien
The lnst luton Is situated point remarkable lie
heathuins and good society, and Is accessible BY Rail
road 70 the whole South
h the advantages enumerated, and having large and
we'll arranged College Building capable Of accommodating
rom thres 70 four hundred pupils, Trustees feel conf
dent thai ths lna uliOn not Ouy bu will receive an
increased patronage.
o. c. sMARTT
se'' Beard Of Trustees.
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Mr Knowles Is Master Machinery OF our Road and
reliable man, whose nents would cundds.
V. K SIBgEhSON, President,
nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
II. 1. ANDERSON,
superintendent Of n. q Y. h. K
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L0Sf or SfOlRm-

ON about the 26th Of January 1885, executed three
~ notes TO James Hughes made payable she Planters
Bank, at Nashville ct six twelve, and eighteen months
with interest," each for 500 &C. and signed by myself and
Bphram Bean aod endOTeJ by Labsn Absrnethy. These
notes delivere the said Hughes but bean
lost stOlep ard the public caution against trading
for the same they null and void other
having been substituted for them.
feb I-d3I P ]. NAYLOR.
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ron SMITH, END An PADUCA8-

FOX SMlEHL AND A ID PADUCAH.
THE regular fast line packet LOOKOUT, -
SIMS, Master, leaves mere on Thursday, 2 g., p
4th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, will take pas
ssDgers and freight the steamboat Nashville for New
leans FOR freight or passage apply on board, oItO
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hECULAR NASHVILLE AND P1DUgAI
PACKET. LOOKOUT.

nlM8sssssss
WILL leave as Z Regular PACKET between
w this P0ftan Padu sah, during ths season, us d
She is one Of the faHEsst boats The Eivor, and
passengers viii and her eomioTtaba ever Respect
PoI freight 81 passage aPPlT "a board, OF .
GnSos3 A. HAMILTON, AgsEs
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$4,000.

4 proportion to the Inventors Or TENDERS Of any
Seeing AlchiHs is the United States or Europe
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an EXPLOSION.

hereby certify, that having badly bruised and
scalded BY the eKplOai0l at steam hllle friend induced
% ~ Brags's Areue Imminent The aar vas instantly
extracted from the acaids very time ne
pain gone the bruises. LWO weeks wa usu
ana able % resume ny business.
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COUNTY COURT JURISDICTION

sent the House took up, on the second reading, Mr.
Roberts bill (l68) to repeal the act Of ls49, &C.,
giving county courts jurisdiction in the partition
and sale Of estates of deceased persOns-With the
Judiciary Committees bill in lieu.
The bill in lieu was adopted, and 80 passed the
second reading.
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