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r.s Read the Tcstimony. ia
r. ~ CHALFANT says:

NoRGANTowN, Va, sept. %, 1855
ship me Immediately II dozen German Btt,rs, and
assure you no cine that sell gives such general
satisfaction the demand FOR il being being beyond all
precedent 1t affords pleasure q sell a medicine
satisfactory 10 all Our physicians longer scout
it, bat compelled 70 acknowledge its intrinsic
value and the greater part Of them have had magma
uimy Of soul sufficient lay aside their Ireudices
and prescribe It IN their practice
Ask Tor IIoonlnd's German B!ttcrs, and take moth
ing else. They prepared and sold by DR.. c. NJ
Jackson No AIS Arch street Philadelphia and are sold
by druggists ana keepers every town and vii
IAge the United states, Canaas, West Indies and :
America, IS per bottle. See that the sigma
tlre OF C. NJ Jacssonis the wrapper each bottle
aprl-lm
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Congressional.


WASHINGTON, April l5.-HoUsE.--A bill
passed fixing the compensation of revenue
cutter officers.
Mr.. Cobb, from the committee on public
lands, reported adversely to granting lands
to States for the promotion of agricultural
artizanship.
Mr. Walbridge made minority report.
Mr. Houston gave notice that on Monday
he would move for a protectorate over
Mexico.
ADMINISTRATIONS Discussing Pacific Rail-
road bill. Messrs. English, Stevens and
Hoard were appointed as Conference Commit
tee on the part of the House. Adjourned.
SENATE.-A resolution passed asking the
Secretary of War for all information in regard
to contracts for the Utah army.
The resolution was laid over that when the
Senate adjourned the first Monday in June, it
meet again the first Monday in November
The diplomatic appropriation bill passed.
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Thomas b McEwen ct ais Nance Matlock ct ais,
and S4uce * Matlock ais Thos. b. AcE~en etas.
TN pursuance Of Il decree of the Chanoery Court NJ
i Nashville. al It's November Term, 1851, IA the above
causes vii sell Oh tue Public Square, IN this city
or the l7TH DAY OF APRIL 1885 90 the highest bid
der on credit Of one and three ycars, Lots Nos.
t. y and - IN the division Of the Wilson'S Spring
property On one OF these Lots Wilson'S Spring h
situated c. d. BRIEN, c. NJ,
narlO-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

ITO make for supplies, will sell my re-
Il naming stock Of BE4 " BOOTS SHOES AND
BROGANS at cost for Cash. | have also various
kinds of LADIES. MISSES and CHI DREN7S wear,
reduced prices Call for cash bargains 80 College
street, JOHN RAAA0E.
apr3-u
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HURRIcAN: AT BENToNvILLE. ARK.-Ticenty-
fire Ltres Lost. A letter to the st. Louis Re
DltjlicaH. from BentOnville. Arkansas, mentions
a terrible disaster in that town. On the 9th
place, by which nearly every house in the
town was blown down and twenty-five lives
were lost. The cries of the wounded could
he heard for twenty four hours after the storm,
und r the rains of the buildings, where they
suffered the most intense agony. No Other
particulars of this accident have been re-
ccIVcd
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Farming Implements.
Building and keeping Hardware.

IT'S HINGES BOLTS AND SCREWS TABLE CUTLERY PLATED FORKS
and all other articles used in the Building Housekeeping
MACY 81 HAMILTON
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10. O. F.-The annual Grand Elcamp-
GUS and profitable that has ever convened in
this State, closed their session on Tuesday
evening last. The following officers were du-
ly elected and installed for the ensuing twelve
months:
SMITH RICHARDSON, of Dyersburg, W. G. P.
GEO. w. HURLEY, of Jackson, G.. Fl. P.
Med. A. NoLEN, of Nashville, G. S. W.
r. II. BARRY, % G. Scribe.
I'll. MARSHALL. G.. Treas.
w w THrRy.x CIV.
AT the annual session of the Grand Lodge,
on yesterday, the following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing twelve months:
ROBERT HATToN, of Lebanon, G. NJ.
BENZ. JOHNSON of Murfreesboro', d. G. NJ.
r. G. HENDERSON, of Dyersburg, G. W.
T. L. MARSHALL, of Nashville, G. Treas.
r. III. BARRY, d" G.. Sec.
DAVID PIsE. of Columbia, g. G.
A. 4. BARNES. of Knoxville, Grand Represen-
tative to G. l.. of the United States.
The members of the Order, after the cere-
monies were concluded, adopted the following
resolutions:
ResOlUed, That the thanks of the members of
the lad pendent Order of Odd Fellows in at
tendance upon the celebration are most cor
daily rendered to Mr. w. IL. Crisp, Manager,
for the use of the Gaiety Theatre, so generous
ly rendered On This occasion
Resolred, That our thanks are also cordially
rendered to Prof. Weber, and those members
of the Nashville Musical Union" who so
kindly volunteered to take charge of the mu-
sc of the occasion, for the very acceptable
manner in which they discharged that Office.
Resolced, That the city papers be requested
to publish these resolutions.
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CLosED-Mr. SAM. RIDDLEBEEGER- the
"great financier' for the inner man, IN the
wav of good eating, has closed his house on
Cherry street, in Cooper's Building, and r'-
moved to No. II Cedar street. where he VIII
be found at all times with the fiat of the
land"-fying, swimming or running-In read
inrss for the million.
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ca We think is hardly known even 70 the mostin-
tellgent of readers, how deep OF the scien
looking down into the mysteries Of creation
We knew there were wonderful discoveries IN these
times, and wonderful uses made Of them but did not
know the Chemists initiating their crucibles and
surprising the wonderful productions Of or
ganic life. During our visit to Lowell intro.
duced by Of their prominent citizens TO the labor
atory uf DR.. Aver, Inventor Of Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills. where we were shown with generous
frankness his processes aud has products THIS mas
ter genius OF his manufacturing the subtle essen
ces OF lowers from tar and other vegetable substances
His essence OF Pine Apple, Strawberry CAeckerberry
Ounce, Pear, Csncla, Cinnamon, sc. not only equal
but they exceed IN purity OF hIvor, those vegetables
themselves. HIS oil Of Winter green is purcr AMI ar
oetor flavor than any that be gathered from the
plant and yet Is made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tart Ills process is TO aualyze
tho substance aud and the exact ultimate atoms OF
which II Is made, thea rcconpose them in the same
proportiO~s Which exist in natgre.--C.ristiaa IdUo-
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fRg% We take pleasure in Publishing the
following letter from 1t. MAURY to Mrs. r..
ID. FoGG. in relation to her work on the 'Ete-
Dae,,ts Of Natural .Sceacs" one Of the most in
terrsting and useful of its class. We are
gratificd to learn, also that this work is to be
introduc into the Public Schools of New
Orleans:
OBSERVATORY, wAsmyGroy March 3oth, 1858.
Ny DEAR MADAM: thank you heartily for
the copy of ~Barrington's FL .ment' Of Natu-
raj Science" 1t is IA physical Geography
which in our own day has grown TO be one OF
its most beautiful, interesting and useful de
partments Of human knowledge. In no de
partment of science are good school books
more wanting; and his Is one of the uery Je5t
have seen. have put it into the hands Of
my own children, and therefore | am do"tty
thankful TO you.
Very truly, my dear madam, your obcdt serv't,
N. +. MAURY.
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Tha ssTISxTr -

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEISY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, Jas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it TO their patients convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs a healthy function. M
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
Of the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested
tdcatcs testify. apTl3-ly
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STsH.SE FAIR.

ThuAuuuaI Spring E1rr 90 the davidson county Ag-
ricuur aud Mechanical Society FOR the year 1855,
Will be held the Fair Grounds Nashville the
iI Ia s,h OF May Inclusive Liberal premiums are of
,crcd lIst OF winch, with regulations for holding
may De haa 90 application 20 l. T. WILLIAMS, SecrcCt-
~ the ofcr 60, the southern Homestead, No Il a
nctdri.E street, at this once. Membership Tick
cts cuuuu. the holder TO all the privileges Of the 20
cirty Tor year lass and free the grounds
during the spring Far, may be had Tor 81, appIic'-
ton t. Taos. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WM G. HARDING,
Feb. 92-triwSwti. President.
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Carpenters Tools.
Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale OF Real Estate,
POstpOnemeut.

GALE Of Lot No p Big Spring Lott is postponed un-
aprlS-td c. D. BRIEI, c. an.
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THRTY-FOUR STATES.-The Washington
Union of the 9Th inst, says: ''The Senate
vest rday passed the bill to admit the State
of Minnesota into the Union. That body has
thus done its share. during the present ses-
sion, towards the admission of two new States.
A bill to admit Oregon has already been re-
ported, and will come up next in order. AT
the close of the present session of Congress.
the Union Will probably embrace thirty-tour
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River NRXVR

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE river has risen
about thirty inches in the last sc hours, and
is still rising.
The upper streams continue to pour out
their waters.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Tbe river was fall
ing yesterday evening, but is now about sta
tionary.
A rise is mOmentarily expected from above.
MEMPHIS, April l5.-The river had risen Is
inches during the "a hours ending at o'clock
this evening.
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to meet on
yesterday o. C. RHEA, Esq. the racy and tai
ented editor of tie Russellville Herald. Col.
and Mr. JAS. A. GRANT, one Of the publishers
of the CIarksville Chronicle. We trust their stay
in our city will be pleasant and agreeable.
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e. Yesterday was one of the most deli
cious days that ever breath d in the fearful
month of April. Coming after few days of
gloom and cold, it was hailed with delight by
the great million. and particularly by the gay
butterflies of fashion, who sought the streets
for the display of their bright plumage.
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER.

CIRCULAR s.
o of
inches Also, Saw MandreIs for all sizes o
MACEY & IL.
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azsy- The Memphis ADalanche in noticing

~ The Memphis AD0Idacte IN noticing The
er, ction of a Banking House in that city sug-
gesis e that each corner, chimney and window
he br.stlcd with lightning rods, for it does
seem to us that if there is any object that
ought to attract the vengeance OF ii aven it
is a 7 nnessce Banking House" Is Tonnes
Sc Banking House any worse than those Of
Other States? And if the vengeance of
Heaven were to attempt the destruction Of
that one in Memphis, is it likely that Heavens
vcngeauc. would be diverted by lightning
rods
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, April 15.-Co ton, sales
l2.000 bales; Prices irregular, HOLT; White
wheat 81 l2Ggl l74; Bulk Shoulders 8, Hams
>, sides 81; Lard in bbls. 1O4@IO4; Ex-
change sitter; Sterling 6497 prem.
New YORK, April 15.-Cotton irregular,
nominal. Flour 4 O5(94 Is. Wheat, white
l 3OC9I Az. Corn 1904. Prime Pork ad-
vanc sc. Lard 10000. Bacon, Rough
Sides 81. Sugar, Orleans 68@74.
CINCINNATI, April l5.-Flour SO 6OCG3 65
Whisky log, Lard 10. Mess Pork SIC rs :;
h, Id at L. Bacon Sides in hhds 90 4; held al
80. Linseod 20. Star Candl,s scarce at I9c
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Coop ADvICE.-The thousands of cripples
whom rheumatism has left with Il ihtn joints,
or whom palsy has b,reft of the use Of their
LIMBS, are advised to try DR.. BEAGG's ARCTIC
LINMENT which has never yet failed to cure
u single case Of the kind in which a fair trial
has been made. 1t is also useful Jar, ldXing
muscl,s- contract. d or drawuup from cramp ;
in reducing or scattering white swcllings in
healing ulcers, and III curing all manner of
cruptiye diseases Of the skin, such a. letter,
ringworm, scald-hcad, sc. 1t is also useful in
healing wounds Of all descriptions, and in re-
moving wcns and tumors. This Invaluable
article Is already obtaining a wide circulation
and celebrity and many marvellous cures have
been wrought by it,
1t is also iuiaIlabIc in curing the diseases of
horses ald cattle, and is in general use 10y all
the livery stabl. keepers in the United States
Bor sale in Nashville, 10y BERRY X DEMO
WILLIE.
An agent is wanted in every town and vii
lage. Applications should be mad to BRAGG
~ BvRHowEs. 81. Louis, Mo. and must always
be accompanied 10y good rcf,r.nce.
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ns- Spruce street, between Church and
Broad. is very much indebted to the corpora
ton for the little cleaning up which has been
done there this week. The citizens there are
very thankful for small favors, inasmuch as
they can get no other kind. They would like
to have the advantage of gas lights, and it Is
hard that they are deprived of them. Is there
no one in the board of Mayor and Aldermen
who will try to have few lamp posts put up
in that section of the city?
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~- The religious awakening" continues
in the churches of Nashville. Crowds, undi-
unfinished, continue to worship daily and night
ly. The rushing current has nearly absorbed
all the waters of the stream that runs toward
the theatre
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General News.

NEW YORK, April l5-The Tribanr says
that private letters announce that Lord Nap
Ter is to be recalled. and that his successor is
already selected.
The clipper Sunny South" has arrived with
several of the passengers of the John CLIPPER.
lost off Cape Horn on the 10Th of January.
WASHINGTON, April l5-The aggregate
amount proposed to be appropriated il river
and harbor bills is S4 900 900, including $780,
900 for the Mobile harbor
Escalante returns forthwith to Costa Rica.
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The ladies! The Ladies!

It is well established fact that fully half Of the
female portion Of our population, seldom III the
enjoyment Of good health, 10 their own expires
SION 'Hcvcr feel we'll" They are Lusuid, devoid of
all energy extremely nervous, and have appetite
To this class Of invalds the Hollands German Bit
tors are sTeciuiiy recommended. Their peculiar tonic
and nvsoratiag properties render them invaluable IN
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The Seilin" Qualities of Eferhaye's
Holland Filters.

QUEBEC, CANADA, June 20, 1854.
We have no doubt it Will sell well here Send US
gross. JOHN NIUSSON Il co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, july l, 1854.
Send MS gross Buerhaves Holland Bitters. We want
a medicine Of tins kind in our market.
JOHN BURNS X CO., Medical Hall
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There quite ready sale here for youl BUsrhaves
Holland B,ttcrs. WM. II. WOFF,
per II. b. PEARSON.
HoLuDAYsBUEG, Pa, Dec. IS, 1886.
Send me dozen more Bo.rhavu's Holland B.tters. 1
will remit on rcccnt Of same
aprl2-lw J. Z. PATTON.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
in few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
will send rce) assist others, copy of the prescrip
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address H
rect the Rev. JONI NJ. DAGNALL, 1S6 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, y. Y. aprl3-trw-s
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Commerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April 10, 1855.

N L..
NASHVILLE, April 10, 1855. !
COTTON-There was no sale yesterday
worthy of note. Prices ranging from 9 to
l0t cts.
TOBACCO-At the warehouse of FISHER,
WIRELESS q Co., 26 hhds as follows-S5 IS,
6 SO, 6 So, IS, O5, 7 Is, rs, 40, As.
so. 8 05, IS. so, 9 65. 9 IS, 10 As; and
at A HAMnToN's IA hhds at SIS 95, 6 35. 6 IS,
so. IS, Is. 25, SIS, 90, 20. 9 IS,
IL 10, II rs. The hid that brought Sl2 25,
is the produce of R. C. MAXWELL. of Bedford
county, and so far is the highest price of the
season.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, April II.
Sales Of Cotton 1000 bales, at advance OF &c;
Middling n1<@u1zc. Receipts Sunday and Monday
3, 400 bales.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, April Is, p NJ.
COTTON-The market and prices the same yes
terday. Sales to-day 400 bales at 123Sl31zc.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. April 13-P. NJ.
C0TrON-There is an active demand to-day at full
prices. Middlng Fair l2c.
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st. Al Il ~ Ms.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LOTS

On Wednesday, the 9Th day Of May next,
~ TIE premises, al IL O'cioek A a.. &c MI sell
~ 70 The highest bidder between s0and so hufId-
Ing Lots, ths remaining unsOId poFtioas u
tbs above sale Is positive, and without reserve
TERAs 80 sAiE-A credit gf one and tao years,
notes satisfactorily endorscd bearing interest," paya-
bic N bzak and lien retained.
Tbs sale = made by virtue 81 a deed % trusf
cutsi by n ". WetasoTs A. y. : I1ndsiey o. the
Grst dAy q May, isSd, which duly rscor1ea the
REGISTERS otce u Davidson county B1ok No. - pa
ges -, IL and -
more particular description u the properly 10
sold ~li DC gwen IA hand bills.
n " wEIafoRE
A Y. =. Trustee sf.rSf-xd
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&odn EonnG.

Wells, HoorER A Co. inform the lovers Of Soda Wa
ter that they received and have in operation
one OF the Nichols celebrated Soda FounIs, eatiTely
new patent and the complete Of The kind
ant Their assortment Of syrups Is Inferior 10 none
o the CITY. aPFl2
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NOTICE.

AT. u>etipx e M Dsr-essrs = he Tennessee Ma
n rins and Flrs hsnranes Company this day, div-
sna 81 an eallsrs per share clsrea the
reess q Ne lssi nsnths paysbse n eash a he e.
sV- sv-rs So
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Steamboat & Riuer l1ews.
ARRIVALS.
April 15.-B. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis.


April l5.-B. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Lookout, Paducah.
Acacia Cottage, Up River.
The Cumberland is falling slowly at this
point with 5 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather yesterday morning was rather
cold for this season of the year, but towards
moon it became exceedingly pleasant.
FOR ST. LoUIs.-The new steamer B. M
Runyan, unquestionably the finest passenger
steamer ever in our trade, will leave this day
at O'Clock for st. Louis, making close con-
nection at Cairo with first class steamers for
Memphis and New Orleans She is in charge
of the veteran JAMES MILLER with the clever
and attentive r. w. BELL in the Office
Among the names of the passengers regis
tered on the B. N. Runyan last night we no
ticed that of Ben. NJ. RUNYAN. Esq, of ST.
Louis, who will leave to-day en- route for
home.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NAshFllIkl Tenn Jan. -, ls3s.
] viii give IS cents on the dollar Tor IAsrsneebgrg
money and other 1neuTreut money al the ulArke
pFee- wsh 10 purchase 500 600 q Tennessee state
Bonds 10 oil order and ~ give The ghest mark c,
price fas Land Warrants 70 any amount
IAEls-u JNo. n. JAMES
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Special llOtilrs.
Rock City Mills.
=. BAUMAN 81 Co., Proprietors.

T Z. BAUMAN & CO, Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills, Of Line anC
cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Post Ouee.

NAsHIIfn March 20, 1853
lskON and amer the 1st ef ApF, The Po<t Ofce viii
Il - cIsense On Sszadavs AZ hznfest A. NJ, ana
eiDse Al D A. N Open again - r ~ snd Close a. z
r NJ On all ocher DAYS The oatos VII be opened -
a<n p@si Q, eeiock A ~ sne eoss - y e'eiock. p.
NJ > r. ANDERSON, Post Master
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free Of charge When selling by
the quantity their of discount is 10 per from
retail prices. j. f. BAUMAN & co.
Mar25-ly.
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.r.;~ For Gne Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on MCCALL, NANLELR * Co.
MARRIOTT
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FOR FAMILY USE

chanies' fair.
1T the late Mechanics Fair. held in the
"a CITY of Nashville, in Octooer. 1851, the
Judges appointed 10 examine articles In Class
I3-Se. Il, GRoyER 4 BAKEK's Saving Ma
chimes: No i64, SINGER s-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits u the two
machiues IS follows:
The machine are both two-thTead machines.
tia. IL. using two separate threads for making
the stitch: that of GKovsR 4 BAKER using thu
.hread from COMMON SP0oLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SEoEz's using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
Ing from a BOBBlN.IScLOSED N A SHUT
TIE, and, In the 0pinioa % the committee, il
bs-st adapted 70 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c
The GROVER 4 BAKER rs the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
OF USING sPOoLS WITHOUT REWIND
ING; and, with the exception of tine cloth
ing, sAddlery, dc, In the oPiniOn Of the
CoEnnittee IL REST SUITED fOR FAMILY
USE
ee- The part Of this report referring TO
the Singer Machine Is besi adapted 90 hne
Clothing was iateaded 10 be UNDERSTOOD
By THE COMMITTEES n bss< FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAiL0RS,
IN WORKSHOPS, sc. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO sADDLERY. &C.
MAsHvLLT sEvrKG-MAcErEE coxPAxY.
NO. Z. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Nashville, fsnn-
S.zhvsns. f-aa-. s4na2ry -. asss-e
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llst of bsoks, address ~. n. RuliSoN, oaeea CIV,
u livlaE Eas,, D. Rul Isos, rAlAlslplla. IA
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RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
100 DOZ Alexander's Kid Gloves;
I~O 10 doz. Extension s. 5. Skirts white l. cold A.:
10 cartons nucas, new styles;
10 do MpUslin de Chene:
do New style Stella Shawls, for early Spring
500 PIque Collars and S.eeves, styles;
Grape Collars aud Sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, do;
Illusion Cdpcs and BeTthcS, do;
Our Mr.. hcSliry is in the Eastern cities and we
Will be getting New Goods every few days du ing the
season anu solicit call friends and the pub
iIc generally. r c. AIcNAIRY 4 co.
marriott