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CkiSrsAt CorRf Yesterday -The hrst case
taken up was that Of James sheckells, charged
Win an assault and battery upon Otto Sherman,
on the 2lst day of January, 1859. The jury re-
turned verdict of guilty as indicted.
The case of James Hearnes was then taken up,
charging the defendant, free negro, with the
larceny Of cloak. valued at IS, from Col III. r.
Craig. The jury returned a verdict OF guilty as
indicted.
The case of Charles Calvert was next taken IN.
charging the defendant with larceny of chic kens
on two indictments. The larceny was proven i'm
both cases, and the jury returned verdict ac-
CoTdnply.
The Court ordered Mary Mcpherson, who had
been convicted of manslaIg hter, to be nut to the
bar She was sentenced TO Imprisonment I'm the
Penitentiary for six years.
Charles Calvert, convicted in the two cases of
the chlck ens, was sentenced to six months i'm the
each case
james kearnes, convicted Of stealing cloak
from Col. Craig, was sentenced to one wear i'm
pflsonnent in the penitentiary.
To-day, the Court met at the usual bour. and
took up first the case Of the United States AGAINST
William Garner, charging the prisoner with an
assault and battery with intent to kill one Otto
SHERMAN marine
The prosecuting witness. Sherman was sworn,
ahu testified that he was walking ilonr Il e stree
win TWO sailors and two marines and they
passed three men, the two sailors passing along
from the rest of the party some thirty feet when
he turned round and saw his companion flo hting
WIN the three men, one of whom was the defen-
dant. farmer; witness ran back and underworld
'" stop the fight, when the defendant threw
Whole Dick at witness, knocking him down: the
Dick struck witnesses face, breaking the nose
and inficting deep wound i'm the cheek; wit
ness was rendered entirely SenselesS bv the blow
from the brick aud knew nothing of WI a. oc.
CURED afteTward
Officer Joseph Williamson, sworn Arrested
Garner, who was fighting. with four other men;
when arrested, Garner said, in answer to a Ques-
ton from witness as to what he was doing that
he was only killing marines; he was then i'm the
act ol throwing a stone at one of the marines
named Timothy McCarty
The case Was pending when this report closed
CENTRE MAFKEI.-The market was very we'll
attended this morning. The hay stand was occu-
pied OF an early hour, and prices for hay ranged
f.om 90 cents to SLIP per cwt. The supply Of
pork at the scales appears to decsease the prices
kcd S1a1 % per cwt. Poultry comes in smaller
quantities than usual, but the supply is equal TO
the demand. The prices are but little ffersnt
from those OF Tuesday:
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NJ MARRIED..

MARRIED..
On the Path instant, by the Rev. ID. Ball Mr..
SAMI III BANTt.R. ot this city, to Miss
FRANCES J. Men EAI., of ONO.
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k'0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPER E1.-A FARM of AL acres of Land
situated IN buckingham county, Va with Stock and
Earning Utensils, together with Saw and IirIst
hi,, and Engine attached. InquIre of J. V III
IL " on q street south, between IA and 9Th sts
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DCCINU SlOCh-CHEAP FOX CASH.
JOHN II. SHOOT,
No. ll9 BTI9gs street, GeOTgetOrn, ID. C.,
wishing To reduce his stock AS possible by the
lei OF March, sell from this date every descrIp-
ton OF WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
cash. "
Fancy COOred Dress Silks,
Printed MOusne Delalnes,
MerinO, Plaids and POplins,
French Nerinos,
Shaw is, Scarfs,
Ciraks, &c,
will be sold At a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. Prompt customers supp ed upon
the usnii terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered Ia st instant he tenders his grateful ac-
know Judgements aud will he under many obligations
Ia AL " h" have not Ia d" 10y cash note at their
earliest convenience.
Jan q J. ii. SHOOT,
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MARKET TniErEs--This morning. = colo-cd
man. a slave Of Mrs. Bowie of MARYLAND. While
attending the ma'krt. droPrsd hye-dollar no, p
which was picked up by colo-cd boy namra
Johnson. Johnson ran of directly and 90, il
changed into silver. He was pursued by officer
carter, caught, and the money recovered except
iof cents. johnson Was tdken before Justice
Dom, butthe only witness being a slave his evil
drnce was lnddnlsSiDle. Johnson was retained
by Tie Justice TO aUId the slave man time 10 get
other evidence.
HDr--A hop came II at the Searle. IIo Ise 3S.3
Pennsylvania avenue, on Thnrsda, evening Last
in which about seventy five guests par .ipatsd
The beauty aud intelligence of the ladies, Q
gsllantcy and good nature Of the gentlemen ana
thu 'goCd1csS' Of the time in general IS aid Ey
connOiS,.u 10 have been Taf..Iv ea,alI.d 2, al
never cxcellcd, on such occasions in the # y
THE POIICT.-TLe CiIy Police reported 10 tho
Cbisf ~ caSSs foT the week ending the 23d In
<.Ant: First Ward, eases; Second, 30; Third, II;
FJudh, NJ; Fifth. d; Sixth. < Seventh %
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IN ATTEMPT TO EsCaPE .-Yssterday mornin.
"a officer EcIloh was conveying three prisoners
10 The workhouse, in hack, two OF them jumped
ont and attempted TO escape. but were promptly
northumberland Iecaptured
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

k'ck KENT.-A hne BRICK STABLE with
L Carriage House, situated on n street between
i'lh and auth streets. Inquire at No. III Penns, IVA
MA avenue. a. 30 o,
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MELoDFoN.-rhe best bill Of the season i, Of
fe'eithiS evening for the benefit of the Irressiibly
comic ami funny Lands His friends will surely
give him Il bumper and we advise all who wi II
10 get l""A At him 10 30 earl with their quar-
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'N lCE>DAI EVENING next the Rev. &. Nea'es
Reese, of Baltimore, will deliver at the Ninth
street Methodist Protestant Church, the lecture
Ola CLONE and its Influence, which was so
much admired in Alexandria, lately. on its d.
livery there.
THs ''OID FOLKS had delightful trim to
Noun: Vernon: yesterday. and to-day are visiting
various objects of interest about town Look ont
for their Concert to- nin hit
The "Old FulAS, - we learn will sim at the T.
street Baptist Church to- MORROW
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k'OR RENT.-Two STORES, on Pa avcnue
hetween 18Th and 1871 streets. south side One
with cellar at Sl5 per month the other at SI2 30
per month: Inquire on the premises.
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A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO RENT
a ON 18th street, between T. and r, No. 452.
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SlPERIDE BOZ RB0N NEIISKEY AND
,, % y MApsIRA WINE AT PRIVATE >ALK.-Tne
sutsorihef has on private : lie IJl dozen SUPERIOR
old Bourhon " his cy, received direct from Wei
lacs. Pope Co, Louisville.
so, from the private stock OF Gentleman IN
Baltno c: hive 5-gallon demIjohns of very superior
MADEIRA w Inc. represented 10 he twenty ,.ars @ a,
and very cnolce article.
jan z7-d6t J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct;oncer
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TIE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. BURCH offered res
Oludon directing the Attorney General to institute
Judicial proceedings against each bank in the State,
that shall not on or before the first day Of July 1855
resume the payment Of specie on its Issues at the
place where. made payable; Mr.. BURcH introduced q
bill providing that from the FIRST day Of January,
1859 no bank shall pay out any bank note not omit
face payable on demand, at the place where paid
o1t
The Senate took up the business regularly upon
the calendar and dispos ed Of all the resolutions on
the table. Mr. JONES resolution instructiDg our
members in Congress, to vote for the admission Of
Kansas under the LeeOmpton Constitution, was
adopted b. a strict party vote The resolution d.
rec,iug the Attorney General to institute suits
against the Bank Of East Tennessee, Miners and
Manufacturers Bank, and the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, was adopted
The bill to increase the salary Of the Treasurer to
s. OOJ, passed the third reading.
Ia the House, the objection rule was sustained
SO to 29; and the tWelve-ho rule was abrogated-
yeas A., nays 20.
The House adhered to its bank bill amendment
postponing resumption till January, 1853, by yeas
A., nays %; and also 10 Mr. ST. JoHSs amendment,
By yeas g., nays 10 and cOncurrsd in other Senate
amendments, as heretofore reported in this paper.
The House cOucurred in the Senate amendments
to The 18th Circuit Court bl-the bill for benefit Of
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE, and Louisville Railroad
Complny-the MorristOwu Academy charter-and
the charter Of the Tepnessse, Georgia, and Sc ma
Railroad Company.
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COMMERCIAL.


On the ooh inst, sale Of $4,000 Of Tennessee 6's
vas made in New York at so, and $4,000 al 81.
On the 2Ist, So 600 Of our bonds we're sold at s74
and 1900 At SO.
The ErsHHg Posi- says there was lively feeling
at the Stock Board on the 2lst and the sales we're
ouits extensive State stocks appear to attract
much attention. The Post says
Money lies inert in the hands Of capitalists Bor-
rowers facilities are however, gradually inereas-
ing, though no change has taken place in the rates
Of discount We have learned Of no negotiations
below per cent the average Of transactions is
about per cent. for good mercantile paper.
Very good names are passing at lOal2 per cent.
Demand loans are very plenty, and large quantities
can be obtained at 3 PEI cent on State stocks.
Mercantile credits are gaining strength in the eyes
OF LEADERS,
The New Orleans Price Current Of the 10th inst,
says
The week has opened with more general activity
than We have had occasion to notice for some time
past. Cotton has still further advanced sugar and
molasses have been taken freely, though at prices
rather in favor of buyers and the various art
cles Of Western Produce are moving more actively,
at improved prices
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FoUxp.-A small tpiu-a Lady's-which The
owner can get by calling at this Office and describ-
ing the same.
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i
No well regulated family CAL ahJrd to do without a
Grover lker lchine made expressly for family use
We advise all our readers to call and examine them at M
4 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
There Is not an invention of this inventive age viii eli
honors nercan genius more than c Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We are
a56ed fro personal examination that the one called
Grover & Bakers" is all that itclaims to e. and
good enough safely recommended and to meet all
eas on Bile requirements in the work Of 10 family
Independent.
"For our own family use we became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and we aecor
dinghy purchased It-Amerc3n Agriculurst Of Oct g.
Horace Greeley reieui1g TO the above notice from the
American Agriculurist, writes: "TO all of which the
Tribune says amen-That the writer of q notice OF Sew.
ing Machines, thatwe auey published, prefers Wheee
a Wilson's, does not maEesthem 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
is easier learned lheu the stitch is more elastic aud
much stronger for wOoen clothes u6nishes of its own
work which the other does The work can be ripped
and re sewed and does Botrip Of ITSELF wthout its being
intended though every thrd stitch be The same
machine silk linen thread and common spJoi cotton
with equal oiliry and very material advantage is that
1t sews from ordinary spools making necessary a. in
other machines, that The cotton should mat be respooed
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are we believe superior
to any others - Boston Daily Advertiser
"Erom the best information have been able to obtain
as sell as from careful examination Of tie work doIe with
feTent machines led to give the pre- ereuce to
Grover kers. TIE fitness and beauty Of the stitch
made by these machues unsurpassed aud as to the l
bllty Of the work to rip Of the question Amer
lean Baptist
The Clover 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 all parties all parts Of the country
Of the highest respect bhty OF whom inquiries can be
made, viii be furnished on request
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Valuable Farm for Sale

THAT Yalaabie Farm which the undersigned have resi-
the last ears, Is Tor sale. II lies On We water,
river cOuHty of COdse eight miles from Man
chester and miles IRON Iua1Oma, and four miles
from Normandy. The contains hundred ana my
acres OF which cleared the more
ess farming land. 10 formally known
the Davidson place, this farm comfortable resi-
dents with all necessary out houses barns, cribs and stables
the Quat two young orchards Of choke fruits q
good spring, abundance stock wafer plenty
running through d fsFen sections Of said farm. The coil OF
both tracts equal any for cTOps either rain grass
united They viii be sold separately together,
10 suil purchasers the stock farms the
Stale AZ wishing buy would, OF
wish 10 view premises before purchasing, further de-
scrpton deemed unnecessary but ali invited 90 call
aud see for themselves.
Jee25-gm HODGE & RAMSEY.
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no Correspondents.

Il will save us great deal Of unnecessary trouble 81 Ou
fier de, ia writing u.s. will bear In mind The following
rules.
Always give the date post once, county, and State in The
body 81 ycGf letter.
you wish Pspsr changed from 0nsocs to another
give both 0ficeI Ga full.
10 you write business and other matters write on
separate paper fersnt leaves OF sheet
Letters sud clmmuncatOus soil siJed upon all such
and subjects may Of information interest 70
be public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever characters viii
reseiFe attention
orrssp0ndeuls should write only upon side Of the
paper
We caHBot undertake return rejected communications
an letters business should be directed 70 Messrs u
ToEBrTT Co, and noi personally o either Of the Ffopn
et0rs-
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ID virtue of deed OF ruz oxecuJ 90 me BY d Cover,
- and registered inhe Registers OnceUf Davidson county
day Of June 1854 in book No -, page Nos 3a6
ard 3s7, viii sell for cash in trent Of the coust house
door 10 The city Of Nashville Saturday the 27h day
February next all the right tls claim and interest," Of the
said Cover, The estate OF his Father, tie late VIII
liam Gauer deceased, both real psFsOga, in civil dis
treI Ne l2 Of said county Of Davidson and will convey
such TILE a B invested said Trustee. This lth
day January 1858, AXIS BROWN
ian l-aOd-uf7-pF5
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TWO Val ABLE EARMS E0R SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the uudarsgu has
sided for the last eight ysars, for sale. ID lies
The Of Big Harpeth rver the county Of Wiz
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville the uaEa u
fang, the Rlchlaud aud C6ntrsVe lu-uUEa niue miles
from Franklin, tbs county Of williamson ana Elihn
miles OF The North Western Railroad nov being
rucgsd. The contains about hundred and eight
OF dr farming land; the county line between
Davidson and williamson runs through She Northwest
Of the d formally veil Eu0Wn farm
the Late Wilkins Whiedld-
thls farm comfortable rec dsncss with all
c5ssay houses barn, CRIBS stables carriage house sc
excellent young orchard OF mnst choice fut Good
spring water and abundance 81 never EE Stock water
running different through le farm. Adion-
uE farm IL another tract OF about hundred o.
excellent land with good residence, for sale, The soil q
both Is equal 90 any for crops either
both united, (they will be sold separately together,
suit buyers) 10 is thought bN good judges could be
made Of the best stock In The slts, he sze
A. those wanting buy, would Of course whsh 20 view
the premises before purchasing. further description l
themselves. laug 25-eO&Wul JOHN e.. Hill.
VWIsH TO sell the farm which reside, On williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John T.
H containing By survey, hundred and ninety
Portable dWeag with all necessary houses, suLahs for
q small iaTn with good water. Inc farm Is well enclosed
with COED enCes including about sevea hundred yards Of
will sell this plaee separately, together
with Mr.. Hnl's-as both united would certainly make des
lrabis arm and purchasers invited % call Me- l
and examine ne premises LAVINlA CRAIGHEAD.
For frthsr particulars apply 20 Mr.. a. n. Snyder, the
StoreOf Snyder & Fuzzell, Nashville l.. @.
augs-eOdzWu
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Manufacturing knAr mace utlss an sdEIisie5 -
Sold 10 Nashville By kNlN oEIEk3, aa1iasal
Agents soIi also b. Dr.. A. ROSCOE, JuhA q 1lsGH
aud Drugeist generally. slfIt 'll-dtaalg igis-
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mEMPHIs, IEslJ-, Nov. 2-th, 1857. 2 =
/ hereby certify, that having en- badly bruised ard
scaIded By the explosion Of steam Boiler, friend indeed
me 10 nv Bragfs Arctic Liuimeut The Instantly
extracted som the scads aud In avery short time, all IA
pain gone iron the bruises In weeks Wsl
and able resume my business.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JANIS CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarbe, II. D.,
PigsieiQH Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unlang in the cure OF all
painful and dangerous deases which the female
constitution subject. modeule all excess aud removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
lie especially suited Il will, time, briRg the
monthly period y tn regularity.
Each bottle price dollar, bear the Government stamp
ofGTeEt Britain, 10 prevent countrrlcHs.
CAUTION
These Pills sh0ad BE- tlts by females dzriHy he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy they 20 BRING
Miscarriage, bot at aHy other time tkey safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal elections pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight eEerton, palpaon the
heart, Hyeter and Whites, these pills will
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do iron, calome sntmony or anything
huTIul 10 the constitution.
Full Gresilous accompany each package.
Soc Agent for the United States and Consda
JOB MOSES,
Late I. C, Baldwin q co,
Rochester, n. Y.
n B-9l 20 and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
lied Agent, viii insure bottle the PsJy return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry d Demoville and c.
W. Hsndershott, Agents for Nashville. deod6wly
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Ladies come out 10 gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
HuF Ta.vr f.nau

Ladies come out 10 gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
And long faces
ri OW Ladies, there is excuse for DUWdy Bonnet,
~ 10 make things look gloomy than Bank Suspsn
scarcity OF money, &C, for mus! close out
Fall Stock.
81 Cloth Coaks roW 81 u 81 worth double that price.
100 Pieces Of hiDbOns every aud beautiful style.
$40 cAHtOns Paris Flowers, for BJnnets, bantys, Sci
50 do Rich Manabon and Ostrich pumus, new designs;
20 cases rich and medium price cOl0red GImps and
plain StraWs;
10 cases colored Legborn FLATS, Misses Gipseys, Plain
Straws,G C-
$50 boxes Rush caps and Illusions.
our stock at Fancy bonnets will surpass anything
displayed previous openings large stock Of
amas aRd cOas latest shapes, at half the price OF
sny IA the CITY, Buga cola ces very large stock;
FnbrOdrres Needle work Goods endless variety
dozen Hoped every design, vita large
Fancy ornamental goods consisting Of fine Cabbas
combs, style Bonnet comb AMI GumClaslC Head'
role new article, E1racsa superior article 50 cents
worth IS, Gloves Parasos, Fans &C a. extremely low
urices A good stock WOeH Goods for Children Tai
mas Jackets Mits LeggnRs, HOse syle RgOetts for
eater pantys LADIES' Worked and Fancy Dress cas
NohaIr and silk net au Fancy cad-dressos Chsnietve
vet aud Bnl, large stock Of chemels
Partisan Millinery Bazaar r.. WISE, agent,
nOv22 No. 20, Union street, next doortO State Bank
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what "a yirginian says.

RICHHONDI Va. Feb. 2lst, 1854.
1fsssTs. B. 4. FGhnsstOck q o..
GRErLEhEE:-Mr James K. Ratclie, resident Of Henri
county, the city Richmond, Va. made the fol.
low AZ statement to
iegrO boy, two years old, sick; presumed
lie became much prostFEted that
dssTarud OF all hopes Of his recovery, the last
concluded try b. A. FahuesOck's Vermifuge and pur
Chused OF .. A. StTecker vial Of VIII Ch him
tEspOOufI morning and night for three days in cOntn
uaou. 10 less han three hours after had given him the
dose the child commenced TO worms, Of all sizes
from six tel inches ong to the Astonishing number OF
from four 10 I've hundred-and ae boy is now perfectly
we'll.
certify, with pleasure, the truth Of the above state
mCuL. y. A. SIRH ChER.
sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
s and country throughout United States
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

William Ncks0n, Ex'rs kObsrs Nickson, aEd o..
ON motion, ana % tppeaElng % ns ClsfA .sL
said ConTt, samuel buliOck anl vie E--oot1
Johnson M0ordsld ana wife MaFtla and lhola9 q -
wife, Mary Rooart Niekson James k onej 80 Lo
rss fenis It is Lharoupon orerud tnlt pu1eatlel o
flr 80 days ia The Union aud American reg ils 50
f-ndans 10 eppsar the court house no Cdrth.eI. ~ .o
sscund slondsY February ucEts tnaa az tlsfe -
sweraF demur, 10 compainanfs biii IN aei--ls 1850 -
bHIu b. taksn fot confessed as 70 saia ~
~ ~ ~ '--i--s' - A.. MOORE
- - "a IN m. ~ "a Clark & MastsFs
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REAsoNE Why rHE sRovER s BAKER MACHINE UHTEI
aALLY PREErRRRp EoR EAnILE sEwms.

SALLY PREFERRED ToR FAMILY SEWING.
1t is more 81 mpls and easily keptin order than
any other Machine
3D. Itmskes which will not MP or raTel, though
every third stitch is cut
3D. 1t seEs from two ordinary spools, and thus 81
trouble Of winding thread is avoided, viii e the Ma
chine can be adapted, at pleasure BY change Of
spools, to all varieties of work.
4th. The same Machine uas silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th The seam as elastic the most elastic fabric
that it is free from ell liability 10 break in washing, iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made By this Machine is beautiful
than any other made, either by hand machine.
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LIRERAL PRUPOsITION.

Many Druggists, having Old Lluments on hand, VIII =
sell Them 10 you tho best bot do you pnF8y Feln
TO purchase them. ask for BRAG's AKCllC LlNlShh O.
md axe no aLlrr
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no soon may % oae fl-ai Ut % -
su A. size; and believe % youfs very r1sEecll.lr
fsigrrd1 DANIEL LAIHROP 81 co.
-, -. q. 60. Il. -. - b. -.
GEORGE ". HIGGlNBOTUAm,
SARAH A. HIGGlNBOIHAM1


r u0oD A CO ProBristors lI2 Broadway, AeW
~, - - 1-e.t 3 IL Wire railing Gs-sbshuleuIl and
~ S-tst - 81 Isais, No. And sold by ai good Drug
-, nov 3-dzu2uIiua