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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-08
Jew advertisements.
Chancery Sale of Land s. Slaves,
ON the Premises, on Thursday
the 18th day Of October next.

TN pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the cause Of Lewis c. Bryan and
wife and others ID. Weaver and wife and others,
will sell that beautiful tract of Land part of the whole
tract of the late Thos. s. King, and known the
Dover, containing about loo acres, including the
family mansion and other buildings, and situated
the Murfreesboro Turnpike road, some miles from
this city.
At the time and place will sell all the Slaves
of the late Della G. King, eleven or more in number.
TEI,,ls.-The Land will be sold on a credit of l and
years from the LIST OF January, 1859, with interest
from that time, and the Slaves upon credit Of year
from same time with interest.
Possession of Land given LIST January, 1859, and
possession of Slaves at same time.
E. GLEAVES, Clerk & Master.
Nashville. Sent. T. lS5S-td
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Dl virtue IL u Venatioiii cxpaiEls to directed
I'D aud delivered from Use iloiOrabc fircuit t-urt
Of Davidson county, Jc,n-, al is Nay 1crni- lsSS-
will expse to pabisc sale tie highest biidrr fsE
cash The Court hssr frl rai', tif city e Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, TIE IlIH DAY VI sEP1rM
BER, 1855, all the right title, claim, interest and es
tate which James Perry and Rnl. tucker then had,
may have since acquired ia and 70 the following dc
scrbed Tract Of Land lying In the county Of David
District No 3, containing 10 or ~ acres, bound
ed as follows: on The south BY r Savage, on the
North west by A X. RoEcl, on the East by wm. =,
HagEins. levied GA az the property a James Perry
and VIM Tucker, ~ sat.sfy Judgment rendered N
lRvor OF Max-y, Mcclure a ia.
J. "a. mSTuS, sheriff ,f Davidson
4, std ~ X RisANtH nepufy sheriff.
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500 ascWaru.


WILL. give reward OF $50 each, for the capture
AM sliveF. at tse Davidson county JAN, the
lslipS Ing desc bed prisoners, who escaped Tues
day nssht. 3lSt alt
j. CUS ILL., vigorous, athletic man, ApTareat-
ly about IS years od-about feet s;s inches high:
dark com siexion. without whiskers: grey eyes. Il
in the habit Of representing himself sometimes a
printer, sometimes niachintSt, sometimes q
wealthy planter, with other pretenscns OF the
sort Has resided IN Georgia Owes q term Of four
years IN the penlfentaTy
HENRY AORTON-abouf feet s inches high; dark
hair, slightly grey; grey eyrs; IS hcavy buiir-aP
parently ahst tiiIty years Of age Has lived Ia l.
ISsuts and i known there a. fogne, Cs'aS lcted-
i.-aitrtary years
W. ., rrEit. alias John = otxeli-ahaut se~t 10
inches high s.as.c. hss kren biass eye ba4
hca led, has HACK hsis. = slow spoken j. apps
realty about IS years oid Has lived in Louisville,
aad other portions of Kentucky, known IN Louisville
as n rope maker: i under Indictment fof stealing
mules, and has not been tried
HARVEY HUDSON, alias John MeQnRdc, formerly
q Cincinnati. well kaown IN portions Of Tennessee
and Kentucky - . bogas Lottery Agent u About 30
years or age; about feet inches high; medium
sized; thin faced, has black hair aaa blue eyes, fair
complexion PenlteRtlary year
seps- ., isss-a 7. H0BsOS, Jsilor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-08

HEALrm OF THE CnY.-We were able 10
hear of no new cases OF yellow fever yesser-
day, If We except man who was sent 60 the
City Hospital from the steamboat Maria Dem
ming.
Two deaths occurred yeeferiay--an Irish
siray-man attached Ia the foundry Of Messrs-
A. N. Paxton 4 Co, aud an lrish servant girl.
- Fieksbuyg Sosakroa, S9< ifA-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-08

JEss- The Washington URio,. is full Of wrath
and bitterness on Judge Douglas. Ii gives
him ain article every day. There never was a
more wretched spectacle presented to the
people of this country, than thai OF the Adj
minisira,ion interfering with personal mali
gnity in State politics, aud drilling lis horde
of oifice-seekers and the oflice-holders, 10
wage war upon a man who dares 10 think for
himself, aud repadlase portion Of the Pre-
sident's policy.-CSa- Com.
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N u " NC u .
NTHEREAs, DR.. ROBERT MARTIN holds

WHEREAS, Dr. ROBERT MARTIN holds certain notes
w given by me in his favor for rent of the ST.
Cloud Hotel, of which notes will be at maturi-
ty subjects 10 offset for repairs and now being done
said house in accordance with the lease thereof
therefore notify the public not To buy trade for
two certain notes made by me in favor of said DR..
Robert F. Martini each for S547 so, one due Oct LIST,
1858, and the other due LIST January, 1859.
HU. T. SCOTT,
Proprietor st Cloud Hotel.
Nashville, Sept s, lS5S-lw
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Inflammation Wanted.

A NY information about the late ROBERT MARTIN
n who removed from the State of Maryland to
Tennessee some years ago will he thankfully received
by his relations. Address John NJ Dawson, care of
b. II. Robinson, Lancaster Court House, Va.
scptS-V5L
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StEaYed or Stolen

IRON the farm of Mr. W. H. CRISP formerly
Il Bobert Dsmukes,) a Chestnut Sorrel Horse; hip
shod; about feet 'one or two inches high and
Grey Mare Mule Any information concerning them
will be thankfully received at this office and the ex
pense that may have been incurred willingly paid.
s3ptS-u
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St.HOOA ROCKS.

TEXT BOOKS used II ihe HIGH SCHOOL, FEMALE
ACADEMY. YoUSG LADIES SEMINARY, and ether
SCHOOLS IN the CITY ana COUNTRY For sale BY
CHARLES ". SMITH,
ssEai-n sssv a cOsiese -trest
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xSSOllVVNON

THE partner hip heretofore exciting between The
IL undeTsigned, under the arm naIBe u II h NOR
RIS CO., in the Grocery aud Commission Basinesz,
Is this day dissolved by mutual eansent II. b. Morris
having sold his interest Hugh MocTe4- Either part
= authorized 20 The name Il tbe hFni "a iqa-
dalion Ii b. MORRIS,
W HOOPER HARRIS
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Boarding House.
MRS. $. G.. WITHERS.
AN ACT

Making IL penalty 10 do business in the City of
Nashville ,cithOm having first obtained a C0rpo-
ration License therefor. &c.
Be enacted ythe Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
the CIfy Of Nashville, Thai it shall be made the special
duty of the City Marshal and his DepI ties to inquire
of all business men, Dry Goods and Grocery Mer-
chants, and in short all persons required pay Lii
their operations in this City, and investi-
eating If any of the above mentioned persons be
found transacting business without first obtaining n
corporation license, they shall in every pay a
fine of not less than Twenty five than Fifty
Dollars for such violation OF this law to be
before the Recorder when arrested by the Marshal
his Deputies ant brought before that officer for
trial. And it shall be the duty of the Recorder TO
furnish the Marshal and his Deputies list of all the
business men Of the City who paying the law
requires Passed August 26, 1855
Attest JOHN COLTART,
W. A. GLENN, Mayor pro TEN.
Recorder. sept4-u
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Nashville and Memphis United
States hail Line.

vTsHE Gne los water steamer a Urn
J. ELLA, JSo- ;. DssaIEII, Cl6a
Master, xil leave this eity every
AuSnAY ana FRIDAY, ~ u o'cinck NJ, carrying
the unised States Mall 20 and from Memphis conrees
al Psiunah With regular passenger and mail steam
ers fer louisville -. Louis and Memphis For freight
o. passage apply en- boardcr -
jye-u A. HAMILTON. Asent
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THE McNAxNY LAND
On BrOscn's creak and Frdnkiin Turnpike road,
FOR $ A LIE.


ON THURSDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
ONEXT, will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
the premises about 100 OF that splendid tract
Of land lately belonging 10 the estate OF NATHAN
TEL MCSAIRl, dec ID. fronting on both the Frank
lin, Turnpike roads, about three miles from Nash
vile, adjoining the lands Of John Thompson, Joseph
VaulX. G. ID. Cantrei Thos. Platter and others There
lands have been divided into lots varying size from
eight ~ fifteen acres each About one third OF the
land is heavily timbered with beautiful forest trees
the balance cleared and Ia high state OF cultivation
the whole Is under good fence and supplied with
abundance Of neveFfailing water.
In point of fertility these lands will comnarc favor
ably with the best lands IN Middle Tenncssee-they
lie well, have dark loose sol-timbered with Su-
gar tree, Walnut, Poplar, Ash, Wild Cherry, Hickory
Box-elder and Black Locust.
To persons wishing choice places in a good neigh
borhood near Nashville, this sale viii offer the great
est Inducements.
There are three beautiful building sites fronting on
the middle Franklin turnpike road, and three splcn
did sites covered with beautiful forest trees, fronting
avenue So feet wide, (extending from turn
PIKE to the other) These lands of the richest
quality, and all persons wishing choice Gardening
lands near the city should attend this safe without
lands the State.
TrRxs-A credit OF J. ? and 8 years, without inter
est, will be given; notes payable in Bank with APP
proved security required, and deeds given retaining
lien 10 secure tile payment, and discount OF 10 per
cent per annum made for cash payments.
A SO-
At the same time and place viii be sold the entire
Stock OF r. y. hcNary, consisting of valuable Brood
Mares nine very tine trottng Colts. sired by the
uowncd Washington; six Canadian Colts one Iair OF
superior harness Horses 30 head Of Cattle including
several good Mich Cows; 100 head Of Hogs; lot OF
sheep: 500 barrels Corn; $50 loads good Hay, Oats
and Fodder; Farming Utensils; one Buggy, Hunting
Wagon, and seits of Harness &c.
Terms OF pershaoie property made known on Jag
Of sale
Persuus wishing 20 examine any az the above prop
cry wl please call on +. y McNairy, EsI., on the
Promises, who will take pleasure ia showing the
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. N. Collation. as
usual NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
F. X. GLGsoocx, Land Anctioneer.
Lapt- HAMMER, stock AuctioneeT.
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/, action and Commission Notice,

ygfiNJ. +. SHIELDS will continue to make sales for
cash only during the present season. All sales
n de payable within three days. Liberal advances
m lc On consgnments.
III persons having balances in our hands will ia
TX by calling and leave receipt for proceeds No
Goods bought on our own account.
BENZ T. SHIELDS.
2. S.-Country Merchants Will please call as we
keep constantly on hand variety of free goods
ScD7-tf
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A CA RID.

tn rstirng frcm the business des1rs % ten1cr -
Il thanks % my numerous patro1s sad tr.onas ~
their long and liberal patronage ane wesla rscoin-
mend my snccessorss hessrs Hsoh NC - = 20 NJ
r.asIenasu III every respsct wofsby oEconndsnce
x.shxss,. scps la. tsss
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Magazines for Septcmber
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
invite the attention OF the public 10 my large anu
well selected stock OF Books Papers 81 ,ionery and
Fancy Goods
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books Of all kinds AT
the lowest prices.
Text Books,
For Colleges, Academies, Public aud Private schools
constantly hand.
Medical Books.
complete assortment Il Books published by
Blanchard Lea, which win be soia at Catalogue
prices ~. 3
Religious Books.
The publications Of the CArtcrs. Martins, ireshvsr-
rian Board, American SUNDAY School union, AHscr,-
can Tract society, American RbIe society, aud the
Massachusetts, Sabbath schoai Society
miscellaneous Hooks.
All standard Works IN Prose and Poetry, together
with the Publrafions Of The day.
Chfldren,s Books.
Particular attention has been gwen 70 this dspari-
msnL More than 600 volumes Of the best Juve-
nile Books now published, f<reut, zaniae them.
Hank Books.
snch Psss B-,ES. illi -oks Note nnoks. Toy
Boess Journal. I.ls -, C,'ry no..k., ooml-~lsis
Book Issrcs far lisa, Ar ~
Fancy Goods
Work Boxes, Iasdsr Marhir iAesA-, f'Ftfeh's
Baekgzmnoa Boards Chess Mn. Chess Table, nrafs-
men, Cold and Pearl PEA Holders, Pearl and Ivory
Folders, POrcupine Pen Holders, Gold Founi@ia PsHs
China Ink scsts, bronze Ink selis, ks-
For the Counting 10 oom.
Letter Presses, Copying Bsoks Check Books On al
he Ranks, Commercial Note Paper Envelopes, Red
/ Black and Blue inks, sAaa, Pea Racks, CAsek Tns
Erassrs; P-n Makers Geid and Steel Pens Bin Paper
IssA Tape, Bankers eases, Fzber's Praeils, kc-
CHARLES ~ SMITH,
anges-u nas Il College street.
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PA RTNERSHIP

HAVING purchased the interest 90 Ny. r. B. Nor
III RS In the hasinesS of n b. Morris Co, have
this day associated with Mr. ". Hooper Harris,
and viii eontsnue 10 the Grocery and CnHtsson ss-
iuess Al Gle old stand HCGE AclfsAs
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M " - q e.

~ F. TIL RSTON Will resume his les a.ax
-. Sous IN VocaZation and on the Piano &
l rte, Oh Monday next Sept. 9th. Gl1Hy{ ~
orders may be left at his room at the Sc a4aTrtzS
nee Hotel. sept3-u
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Kentucky CITY

Is located the east bank of the Mississippi upon
the nearest high land, (Or above overflow to the
mouth of the Ohio river and for all practical bust
purposes, is, and will forever be mouth Of
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thous-
and 900 acres laid of into lots streets alleys, &C
500 in quarter and half lots; the remainder in
one two, four ten twenty forty and sixty acre lots
1t is from 10 30 feet above high water mark and
IL 4 I,tro f,rl
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Healthy and Fertile Country,

rapidly growing in wealth and population, with
luxurious climate, and generous, liberal, enlightened
and refined society. There is wanted bat further
fe ture make this the most commanding point on
the great Gather Of Waters" This uninterupt-
ed communication with the interior OF the adjacent
States accommodate internal commerce aud facili-
tate the interchange Of commodities. That want is
fully met by the established system of
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Real estate Sales.
Final Sale of Lots in
K lucky CITY.


M ILL commence the second and final sale Of lots
w in this growing and most interesting young city.
The Trustees in announcing this sale, feel warranted
in assuring the public that point n the West
There be found equal opportunities for sale and prof
table investment.
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Stsam Very Packets.


plying TO and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central
Railroad to Chicago, and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, enterprising and practical men who will
come and see and investigate in person. will be
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial advantages
and facilities OF railroad and steamboat transportation
possessed by Kentucky City, secures 20 this point
quisites for manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must, of necessity, cause it speedily 10 be
come the great intermediate city between the North
and the South at which the productions and manufac
lures of each section will be concentrated for sale
to be exchanged for those OF the other.
The Hon Post Master General in recent report
says: 'No man can look at the map of this country
without his finally resting the mouth Of the Ohio
the center Of population and commerce of the
United Statcsn
The sale is 10 be made without reserve and in good
faith, and there will always be reliable gentleman
the ground, whose pleasure and duty Il will be 10
give all needfu information and all written
oral interrogatores Then let no one permit him
self TO be led OF by rumor when the facts
cessible to all.
Sale 20 commence Monday SEPTEMBER 9th 1883,
aud continue until all the Lots, numbering upwards
OF four hundred sold.
Terms of Sale.
Ten tn twenty five per cent cash in hand, for the
residue a credit of and two years with interest
BEN EDWARDS GREY
+. !. BULLOCK, Trustees.
W. II II. TAYLOR,
Address, for full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney IA fact,
sept3-d&wtd Kentucky City, Ky.
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Railroads.

which has fixed Kentucky City the center Of net
work Of railroads stretching ont and aiordiag con
nectons in all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes of the North and ST, and Tami-
flying throughout the whole South and West
That the public may not be led of by suspicious
that this is mere city on paper, request V9u 10
enqure-to come and see for yourselves
See the map-Kentucky City Is the northern tcrmi-
Of the Great Mobile and Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long. See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via. Paris and GAINESVILLE Z" Nashville l7G miles. AL
so, by Kenton and along the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road TO Memphis. aboEt 100 miles. Also, via Jack
son, T'nn., Holly Springs Canton and Jackson. Miss
to New Orleans, 500 miles Also, via Corinth, thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad 10 Tus
cumba Huntsville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and the
East, and with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
so, by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via Little Rock
through Ia Arkansas and Texas 70 the Pacific Ocean
Also-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 St. Louis
mil the
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Nashvale. Spa Isl, issa
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-03-18

Louisiana PcnitcntiarH-W have received
from Baton Rouge the annual pamphlet REPORTS
of the condition Of the State Pcnilcuiiary
The financial results are very gratifying By
the report of The lcssecs, we learn that the nett
profits Of the business for the last nine months
have, been SI3.66 100 To accomplish, this, the
lcSsccs have added large additional stock OF new
machinery over that received from the State
These enable them to run in The factory J632
spindlcs, 200 looms, and the necessary cartiinu
machines. with the capacity to consume about
fifteen bales of cotton, aud turn ont twelve thou
sand yards of cloth daily. This new machinery
cost S6l 1859, and they are necessary fixtures
for the institution, and will revert to the State at
the end of the lease. The Board of Control re.
| conmen1s that the Safes share of the profits
during this aud the next year be set aside To dis
charge the debts. The State will then be in DOS.
session of complete equipments for n factory, ca
pnbie OF producing an annual profit of S15, 1000
There were OH the 3 LIST of December last, 337
prisoners in the Pcnitcnliary.
The number received during the Drevious year
was 100; and there were discharged, by expira.
tion of sentence, sc; pardoncd, II; dead 5;
and III thc Williams negroes, unluwfulIy i'm.
por,cD discharged by the Governor-totuI 1l2.
Of the 337 now in confinement, 232 are white
males, white females-236 whites and 50 col.
ored males, and l2 colored females-totuI, 10l
coorcd.
OF the II pardoncd during the year, were
convics for murder, and for inarisln,,ghter the
| others were-felony !, attempt to poison ], at.
tempt to fire /, wounding her mistress /, and rob-
berry l.-N. q. Picayunc.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-03-18
CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION

The Committee of the Carolina Art Association
says III" Charleston Ner"ry, requests lis 10 give
NOTICE, that their gallery hriny now prepared for
tn: reception Of pictures. the Chairman, J..
A>iIE AI>r"H, Esq, has been authorized and re-
I"">'c' I" call upon the owners of such works of
art ~ may be '"'ap,cl to their purposes with the
request that they hc loaned to the Association.-
IL Is hoped that frank and liberal response will
tie promptly made to this notice, by tl,os. who
l"ss"$s such pictures. IL would, indeed, be very
desirable that such persons should not wait for
personal application, bu, with the true and ,,rn.
"r"'S spirit of art. offer them to the Association
temporarily. for the public good. 1t is known
that specimens of the works Of artists lik. Van
'yrk, lrni"rs, West, Reynolds, Rnmncv Coplev,
'Slington Alls,"n, Stuart, Stuart Newton.
Suty, Morse, Nandrrlyn, Innlan, Huntington,
etc, "N>, among us; the Committee are cspc
c'a!ly ANXIOUS that the public SHOULD cni,y III.
pleasure aud advantage to be derived from tbc
examination Of paintings from the above-narncd
masters.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-03-18

-Nc~ l"rk M.f.hnnis.-rh- .I,nrnoI .j f'o,u
"''rc" thus ;udrs to many of the. New York
merchants, who lately attended the meeting in
support Ut the administration i'll relation TO Kan
SiS:
These distinguished citizens arc not active
politicians, nor j" they exclusively belong To- any
political party; although riosl Of i"ll, perhaps,
may he said to co."prrai. generally with the
Democrats. 1t is only for some great national
puipoSc-wh"n they are assured that it is their
duty to Use l,c influence which their names and
position exercise over the masses Of the ,,.n,l.
that they consent to take prominent, part in no
liicnl ifilirS, and by the force of their cx,I,,
induce Others TO unite in rliccing some patriotic
,liSin,erescd purpose" They deem the present
such lunctmrc. They believe that dark and
! oinlnou, clouds are impending over the Union.
by reason Of " disturbed friendly rcIt ions of the
people of the STATES with each other: = and he.
cause they are assured that the course which
President Buchanan is pursuing, is that which
Is Lest calculated TO di$Sipatc those dark clouds
and TO establish friendly relations between all
sections of The c"nfrcracy, they invite and urge
with him, and strengthen his lanS They de-
cln'r. in the words used by our respected Chief
Magistrate, land We are confident that a lar",
| n,i"iiy Of the people Of the United States will
agree with them That 'kan IL; has .ur Years oc
cupir'l i"" much Of public attention, and that il
is high time this should be directed 10 far more
important objects and that the peace aud uu:,.,
OF the whole country are Of greater importance
than The mere temporary triumph Of either Of the
political parties III Kansas"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-03-18
WEEDS PATENT SEWING macu,pr

ms Is the most reliable Sewiu,, N,cL;n, .vor
"iere" III tins market, bu,I in the quality of is
WORK MS durability and simplicity The opera-
non g" II is easier learned than that Of any n,,cr
'.'ch''c while IT works with cas. ON tbc t;pes,
h or IN" heaviest clol, "r leather, on either of
Hn':" u WORKS IN very superior manner. mn
h'i'g straight evenly laid seam ,uu,h finer than
"'""hfy han" work. while both si.],.s nf IN. cl,,j
are s'"chcd alike. H. rarely gets ont nf WORKING
""'' "' requires repairing. aud is so simple tI,a.
=" =, "l'"a."r can perform all ordinary repairs on
~ ""',' II Is worn out. With thrs. advnptnycs
w ,.' "lh'r Machines, We feel confident We.d,s
ia'"nt sewing Machines will hes, moc, H.
w"n,s "i t'nli"s, all kinds of Nlnruluc,u,;,'.
"'"i"rS, Iail"rS, Boots and Shoe M,kcrs
any others requiring :: seam in ,h.,, ,,.I
;, ;"h Sa'!'ll" Manufacturers will frJ
'''r Il Machinr that will dn their work in .
r:P'h aud substantial manner, ouJ n,u,,h ,:,
u''n me ordinary way. Families who r,ou;r.
''''ch sewing will iinI this Machine pecnl;nr;,,
"''l'r" I" 'h"'r waits, besides snyn,, I,h;r
.'"'." !" Il lew months 10 pay for il. 'rn;lnrs
WI ''',' a great 'vi"g 10y using this Scfi;n,, Mn.
.h'h' h'>l''"> l"nv alwayssurc rr n sun.,;nr,,,aI
ny " work thai '''> MT rip, and that looks u,,ci,
Nicer than hand work '"' '''''c''
VIII IAEl Il LYON, Proprictors.
,.,, 2li ;r"aowav New York
sold by 'r>>'m d ALLEN. Abbrvl,. .nJ h.,
v. w. J"ii>-"> Columbia. y
~ 3m.