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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18
IN AN.N'U.JL C.IT.f-
? FTRE .9.VD BUR6L.sR PRO0P

10 bags Allspice,
70 bxs assorted Gro. Spices. For sale by
myll WHEELER RIGGS.
VDRE.S.TERS, f.V.h.-STO DII.fRD n
II THOMPSON have just received direct from
New York, a varied assortment of Black, Blue,
Red and Green Printing Ink. Printers varnish
Gold size and Bronze, TO which they intend To de-
vote their attention. and will sell at almost East
ern prices at the Drug Store, No IL Main street,
Evansville. Ind. ap27
HH BONES OF .H.T.NUE.9CTUHED
II u Tobacco, of various brands, in good mer-
charitable order, To lie sold at auction our Auc-
ton Rooms, on THURSDAY, July II, 1859. y
credit of months given, the purchaser giving note
jy6 IL. NELSON & CO., Auct'rs.
II .yGU.EI'R.s COFE'EE-J RIOS or
IL this extra Coffee just rereved and for sale by
CHAS. McJoHNSToN, Posey's Block,
.''- mus th' Canal
y dRD! L.sRD 400 Ems. CHOICE
jyal '' SUI '- C CH4S. McJomNsToN.
IXy.S $50 HILLS, E.sHGE SIZES
IL for sale 10y :. +. GILBERT 4 CO.,
Snn LIS. PRx.uE LE.9F LIED,
syUV 900 lbs No. W. II. Cheese,
- hNs Hamburger Cheese,
Received at 4. ii. COOK & SONS
HNSOOO! H'O0D TINE U.N'DEI
~ signed isaSnin prepared to furnish, at any
part of the city, all kinds Of Wood, either sawed or
and has purchased "a sufficient amount to supply
the market during the coming fall and winter.
Terms cash, at the yard.
augI1-lm HENRY LUfI.
M oI.S'FED-CANNEL COAL, OF ST.
~ perior quality, for oil producing purposes.
Parties desiring 10 supply the above, should all
dress the publisher "f this paper.
aUgll
1fOH.H.! t0X.N-!-PRIsIE WHITE AND
u Yellow Corn in store and for sale by the sim
\ Gle bushel or toy the one hundred bushels, AT
ERSkINE, CURNICk q CO.'S,
auEl2 "A Main street.
eHOETS SHORTS!-lOOO LBS SHORTS,
? ~ prim2 article, for sale cheap at
EHSkINE, CURNiCK G CO.'S,
anglo Min
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II I r A M HOP K I N S
IMPROVED
S NJ U T NJ a c h iNE!

IL 2lst, 1858. In offering - = -Szs-..5 =
this Machine to the public, = ~ 80 11B'P I'M
have but little To say. T. ~ 49, FasTIis#
fiattcr myself that they will 4 GA ,.a
give satisfaction. l leave it. 'sNis Ia IlF
with those who use them To 80 - ~ 4 IN
judge to their merits. l Il. $500 80 9
] !. 4 !. !. !. ]. ].
warrant them t. do COOL - frt NAL
work and ask the favor of all iaTrtr-fy IL
who want "a Smat Inacline;t 20 II ~ nj FIJI
tryOnc of mine. They have IA VI rl
one great advantage oyer the Ia IitE
most of Machines In use at stir NJ 14i
present: they leave no dirt >Sf4I $50 NJ ~
around them, il being all S%tliiSt Tit.. IA ~
carried OH 10y a suction fan, $.i - sStt-l III tli
and can bc discliar gcd out s%iIl <aqE y 80
side the mill, if desired.- sSS.If55 NTS5--l fk.=
Several OF them are in sue -
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Our candidates--rheir Prospects.

We are constantly receiving Intelligence
from all portions of the State concerning the
progress of the canvass. The news is cheer
ing. II the Opposition throughout the State
will work till the election as they have been
working for some time past, and all of our
voters go to the polls, Col. Netherland will
be elected without douut. He has done his
duty in the canvass. He is a gentleman
upon whom the people lean rely and they
will honor him.
In this Congressional district our gallant
standard bearer, the talented Hatton has
made one of the most brilliant canvasses ever
made in Tennessee. His brilliant talents. bis
incorruptibie integrity, and indomitable
energy entitle him to the respect and admira-
ton of the voters of the district and his cleo
ton, from authentic information which we
have from the other counties of the district,
is certain. Col Hatton is young man OF
great promise, and will make member of
Congress that will do honor to his district
and to his State.
DR.. John w. Richardson, our candidate for
the State Senate for this county and William
son is man " true and tried" Though he
has had no opposition he has done noble SER
vice in the canvass, making the regular tour
of both counties, and speaking to the people
in every neighborhood.
Maj. A. ~. Mcknight, the candidate for
Representative of Rutherford proper, is a
gentleman of fine practical sense and OF
sound discriminating judgment, one who is
acquainted with the wants of the people and
who will attend to their interest in the Leg
islature. Being a practical farmer be is well
qualified to guard the agricultural interests
of our people. In fact, he is thoroughly ac-
uuainted with all the interests of our coun-
try. He is one of the people, and the people
will delight to honor him. We have to
doubt but the voters of Rutherford will
honor him with their suffrages by large
majority. We tell our friends that Mcknight
is worthy of their most unlimited confidence.
p. r. Runnels, our candidate for Joint Rep
resentative for Rutherford and Bedford is well
known to our people as a gentleman of fine
talents and of experience as Legislator. He
is worthy of their warmest support. and he
will receive it. "McGregor" will be trium-
plant by large majority.-Mugtrees6oro
Telegraph.
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party. We place confidence in those letters
we are satisfied that our friends are doing
true and thorough work over there. and that
no matter how large the gains in East Ten
nessee, our friends in both Middle and West
Tennessee will equal if they do not largely
run beyond them.
Such is our plain statement of the prospect
at this time, written for the information and
cheer of our friends who have not an oppor-
tunity to look over the field from the same
stand point. But be repeat, that our labors
are not yet done-from now until election
day is the most important period OF the can
vass, and nothing but unceasing watchfulness
and unremitting effort will secure the result
at present so happily within our reach. Shall
We have it?-Adieals Post.
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81 Warren ST., New York.
Executive Once, Baton Rouse


Ara recent meeting a the Board Of sursrvisors Of
n the State Seminary of Learning, held AZ Alexan-
dra, In the parish OF Rspces the following resolution
was adoi ted
RessFr-d That the President of the Beard in his Of
hcai espseity advertise for applsAions from persons
competent 10 I'LL
l. A prafesssrship Of Hsihemascs Natural and Ex-
perinental Philosophy wsh Artillery tactics ~ ~hieh
once shall be attached salary % t~eniynve hun
dred collars PER annun-s2boo.
=. The ofEee 81 Instructor of kneiish and Ancient
Languages; 20 which olice shah be attached salary
Of two thousant collars per Annam-Seeoo.
5. Instructor q Engineering, Arcthecture and
Draw big which ofce shall be attached salary %
twenty i've hundrrs q isfs-se5oo.
q The once OF instructor Of ehruistry, Geology
and plporoogy and Of lHfantry Tactics "a which Of
nee shall be attached salary 81 twenty i've hundred
dollars per annaIn--S26eQ.
3 TIE one OF Instructor of the Modern Europs an
Languages u which once shall be attached salary Il
tso ttousaHd dollars per annu1n-1-OeD-
lrons The ave Professors sciccted Superintendent
viii be chosen. who shall receive Thousand DOL
lars-sleoo-rxtra erDsiderati,n IA virtue thereof.
FURNISHED rooms - be provided b de Professors
free of charge.
In acT.r1nce With ire IoressinE resolution notkcs
n hereby given D. all - Gu Fcfs0as may desire &
pteseat shrmsrisss competent 90 ali the chalrs
hove enuuzcratod, etc, 80 maze application accom-
panied with recommendation etc. 10 me AZ The W
ecukiye oaboe st Baton korgr, anll she aosh DAY q
July next. and nftrT that tinf a AiexandFfa The
parish Of kapidcs, untii the let dsy q August
1889 al ShleA tine and place The selections si ~
made ~ ~ the several PT0fessosshiEs and ssrsFia
Gent ehosen-
The appointments thus usace ~li take enozt lhs
FfikST MONDAY OF JANUARY MKT, flsoo,) Al
Which tine The institution wiil be epsBed.
iaiyt-ta kOBkkr &. NNAt4ffk-
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1859.

SIR :-Yonr letter of the 18th inst, has
been received. In reply have to state that
it is understood that the French Government
claims military service from all natives of
France who may be found within its jurisdic-
ton. Your naturalization in this country
will not exempt you from that claim if you
should voluntarily repair thither.
l am, sir, your Obedient servant.
LEWIS CAss
AS democrats here are denying the purport
of the letter of Gen. CAss TO Mr.. LECLERC OF
Memphis, we republish it above. Read.
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HoIloway's Ointment.-rot those torment
ed with piles, OF with scrofulous sweilngs Of the
glands scahous eruptions, or any disease Of the out
ward membranes, this preparation gives immediate
and permanent relief. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, " Y. .
iulylQ-Iw
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Trunks. Trunks.

JUST RECEIVED,
+ AIDES LARGE FRENCH DRESs TRUNKS;
IL 81 Picking Trunks with Trays;
4. Bonnet Boxes, double ToFs.
On hand a superior assortment Of No Sole Leafh-
eF Covered Trunks, Tor Ladies aud Gentlemen
Gents best Sole leather Val SEES;
a. Velvet aud Tapestry Bsgs:
ladies' travelling Satohels, &c &c.
For sale very cheap by
JOHN RAMAGE
3alyle-u AZ College street
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LIST The competitor FOR the above shall exhibit the
product in quantity not less than three bottles.
I'd. He shall file with the Secretary a statement
made and signed by himself, that the article exhibit
ed Is raised by hinself-that Is from quantity Of
not less than dfty gallons-that il Is pure and una
dulterated by the mixture OF sugar, spirits any
kind, water, wine other thing-and that II the
product Of the vintage Of the previous that in
which he exhibits
Sd. That premium shall be allowed unless the
exhibitor complies with the above-fles with the
Secretary the time he makes his entry full state
ment report OF the mode OF culture OF his vine
yard aud the manufacture OF his wine.
JUpGEs-John Eirkman, l.. C. Lishey, Jos Vaulx
Davidson county; Judge davidson, Bedford county
Dr. +. II. Gordon, smith county; J. W. Dodge, Cum
bertrand county; Jas. II. Maury, williamson county ;
Andrew }. Polk, Maury county.
+. G. EASTMAN,
iuly22-itwAw3t Secretary
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Nashville City Mills

yHTIl.L deliver Flour at any place in the city or
w Edgeheld ladding Bridge tees) the follow
ing prices:
WHOLESALER RETAIL
Extra Family Flour per bbl....s5 so s. 90
:" per bag 1900. IS 90
upernne "a - $500. = 90 IS
Mll sell Bran Shorts and Nidlngs at the Mil at
c urrcnt prices, deducting carriage.
Win also pay the market price for Wheat and Corn
througho the year.
Leave orders al the Post Once Box 474. or with
s. n. HUiIINGSWORTH,
No. South Market street.
ns- Terms Cash on delivery. iuiyl6-im
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XTRA
For the Consideration Of Sensible People.

L>IDIdIN6 about : uct she practise q Dr. afsftA-
II lie understands the else1se Al eacs ana cefss-
hllix bal stcks to hoaorahie ffarfe 70 reseotA-
ble fees ana Ia cash pas Eelsis Cases Glyen ~ ~
ether Fhysiclans are ssteE eufed ~ hr- hfsteA-
onloe 90 csllegs street, corner II Lac
laiyE-u
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Cross Ties Wauted.

THE Nashville and North-western Rniicad Com
Il parry wish 60 e. ntract Tor 40 600 CEpAR CROSS
tbs, ieet lofg, inches ihick, well heN lhce
~ narro~est place not less than 3 inches clear OF
bark timber 20 be sound To be Gelv cred The grade
line of the read Ia Nashville.
Tie contract ~ want 60 contraction so. 0cO WHITE
ar ftrT-OAk tbs 81 tie size the above, TO
b. delivered tie lire 81 The road IN Iilss from
sccti"n u 10 seclion "a, enough each section to
supply he same
Persons wishing 10 bid will direct the President
and directors of the Nash vile and North western
Railroad ComPOny, Nashville, 1ennessce.
IulN 2I-u
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

A MCCLURE has for sale SO
81 Piano Fortes from celebrated eEksS.-7--l7 -
makers. Steinway 4 sons, A II. Gale
Co., Hazrhon Bros-, Peters, Cragg
Il Co., and others, consisting q and - and x
octaves, and ranging In prize from sieo 10 $780, ali
warreatsd IA every respect Persons purchasing
from him sfA Not pey from SIS 70 SIS more than Il
they gave an order 10 a PKEsEzR Tor an instrument
thai they nether hear until IL Il put up IN
ihelF parior When u u sometimes very hard 10 hEd
an Instrument that pieases Ia every particular when
Yea have dezsa or mere 70 select frasn, II a. al
Kelly you would be Pleased in buYiag By order.
Also IA stare the largest stock % Sheet Ausic Books
and small Music Instruments ever offered In the
Market, and nil 10 sold lower than by say
ether house IN The Cay. Come 70 - unson street <na
be eonvnoed. J. A. MCCLURE
inn sQs-4
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new advertisements.
DiSSOlutiOn.

rTtHE copartnership heretofore existing hetsecc
i the undersigned this day dissolved by mu-
taAl cons-n;, Mr. Ans BRows, Sr. having purchased
q W RRowS his entire interest The business wall
be continued the old stand under the style u
RAINs, BRosx 4 CO. 7. H. RAINS,
j. w. BROWN.
II retiring from The business, respectfully beg
j. leave 10 tender my waFmest thaAks 20 my nosner-
riends for che kind and liberal patronage extead
ed by them % the old Arm, and solicit for my success
sors eoutiauaaoe u the same
J. w BROWN.
rItHE undersigned have this day ssneiated them
selves together under che SAY u Of RAINS, BROWN
4 Coz, Tor the purpose Of trsnxacting 6 esnerzl
Drug Business. aHd hope, b. stres stesntlon
ts tls Interest II lhctr customers 10 merit coHtln-
uance 81 the very liberal patronage exieaed 70 their
predecessors i. H. RAINS,
Jsly2s-u AIRS BsowS, sA.
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Ill.
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.


JAMES CARD, NJ. p.
Author of "Engiisn Agriculture. - al e,,ers IN M.
Corn Crops, ""feh Farming" ssTh- IVES,
OF Ireland, )" sc. One vol limo
Inc picture OF Prairie Farming is drawn, not by
smart Eden land agent speculaior, in the hone NJ
taxing in unwary Briiishers but by an eminent F,..
ish agrieulturst. Nor is the reader invited 10 pl,e
blind faith in Mr. Cards conclusions. They ,r.
given IN such form as TO show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
'hey spring; and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordn
ary ih'eiiec' 10 follow" And, as far can Judge,
10 element IN The purely economical aspect Of tile
question has been misstated or forpo,,op -.
Spectator.
w. u. KERRY a. co.. Public square.
julyl4-r
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For Hire,
StraycN Or StOicO

I HAvEtwo young Negro Women TO hire. Those
l. wanting will do ell IA apply 10 nediniely.
y. J. LrILS
june2o-u "a Cca.r stree,
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
Spring and Summer Clothing.


Aninspecton the stock does notinyolye the neeei
sity of purchase
ME are now receiving entire new stock Of
w ready -madeClothing and mems Furnishing and
Piece Goods and would particularly call the attention.
Of dealers to the style and make Of our garments
most of which made 20 order, and the work
OF which will warrant TO stand. Our stock
prsed In part of all the newest styles OF Cloth Goats
all Callcuns frOek, dress Office, business skeleton
tweed linen, drab deta alpaca and cashmere Goats
cashmere and tweed suits TO match; silk and Mar
settles vestings Pants in great variety.
Youths Boys and Children's Clothing.
Our stock is entirely new comprising every good
styl and quality.
Mems Furnishing Goods.
weinvite particular attention TO our improved cut
Shirts, MS IL Is the most do srabe and reliable make
Shirt in the market Gloves, Snspenders, Scarfs,
Neek-ties Crayats HandkeFchiefs Half HOse needle
worked Shirt Bosoms, and afull stock under wear.
Piece Goods.
Black blue brown and dahlia Cloths; black and fan
cy ciassineres, in great variety sk aud Marssille
Vcstingss dress deta ana linen Drilngs; Umbrellas
&c., &c, &c.
n. B--Ciothine cut order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 co. Practical Tailors
mar25 No % Public square, Nashville.
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y. B--Being anxious To close up nay old sr,lrs as
s""n as "'sible- request an persons Co ean and
settle their accounts 90 ist July.
lulyl-lm 10 G. BROWN
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JUNE 2STH.

VNTE are now receiving Lawn Robes, Muslins Fans
w Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats ex-
ira fire Summer Clothing, Ribbons Needle Worked
Fans Cotton Hosiery, Knit Under-shirts ParasoIs
&c, which we will sell greatly under market prices
to MERCHANTS ONLY We have a large stock of
Shoes and Carpetng which will sell at low figures
to make room for Fall Stock. Our Mr.. Lucrs
will leave for the Eastern Cities in due time and
promise our friends that Fall Stock shall be
more desirable than heretofore.
junc29-u TRABUE LUCUS.
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CONINuTTED TO JAH

6F Davidson couniy, on The z1th d4y % July,
" iste, negro mAn, ho says ais nAEEs u BILLY
and thai be beieags . r. Ellis of WI zlason eoun
~, Isnssssee- said boy af . espfer eoior: feet
iaohes high; weighs aboat iSS pounds, ana a
about ~ ysars ED; ana Was oommatsd IS : Runaway
he owner = reqzested q forward prove
proprrty And pay charges ~ me ias directs
MOS. HogssoS.
jalys--xH Jallof Il Nashville, Tena
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Annual State Fair.

TTNHE previous advertisement of the Bureau an
i nounced the premiums Farm Products Fruits
and Flowers. Below will be found the Premiums Of
fered on Woollcn, Cotton, silk and Hemp Fabrics,
Marble Work Fine Arts, Cooper's Ware, Leather and
Printing; Bees and Honey, Produce of the Dairy and
the Vineyard:
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL PRO

DUCTS.
Articles under the following heads must be entered
the first day and placed in position in the Hall for
exhibition where they to remain until the close
of the Fair. Competent agents will be in attendance
Friday and SatuI day of the week previous and on
Monday until evening, to receive and arrange all
tcles in these departments and the awards will be
publicly announced on Saturday after oon
H Great care will be taken that all articles in the
Hail properly cared for, but responsibility for
any loss or damage that may occur.
WOODEN GOODS.
ISoct cir,nn,, Of nr,o hama ID
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RETAILERS
Notice.

/ HAVE This day associated with me in ihe Drug
l. Business. Mr.. W. NJ. H. EyANS, undcr Rrn styIe
of 10. G. BROWN A EVANS
NASHVILLE July i, 1859.
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To Cisfern Builders.
0E0 BARREls beat Hyzraaiis csnent In store
! nAss Mea hcc3EA = CO.
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Allison, Nashville; James Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House. r. III. Brady, Franklin; James Alexander, Of
Sumner.
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen OF Marble Work. SIC 90
JUDGEs.-Maj. A. Hieman, II. NJ. Akeroyd and Al
bert G.. Payne.
ARTS.
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Iron my residence IN West Nashville, ~
Il large Ray HORSE, all four legs in
white nearly up TO the knees; raw bcned NA
and has an uncommon Fmal neck and head any
ono ie'nrning him To me viii be literally rewarded
k5-n W. II. McNAIRY
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"Our first objection, then, 10 the banking
system. as at present conducted. is that it is
gross fraud upon the public. and being so. is
equally opposed TO the principles of Repub-
lican Government and TO the spirit of the age
in which we live"
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U,RoN this city, about three months fSsExcS
II age, = large dark red NuikS COW 49,
y ma heiiy- whi.e stsr n her forehead Nl
liberal reward vii be gissn fof aay intef rsneh %
her. EnQetre AZ thls once. leVu-d
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1--WE say now is the time to declare our in
dependence of all banks-this day begin the
great work"
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Printers Stationery.
A LARGE assortment OF Plain and Colored Cards
n and Card Boards, just received by
+. HAGAN,
june25 80 Market ST.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW ST LI:S-PRiCESF FROM $50 10 SiYa
LvrEA CHARGE Or So For ur,rMru..

These Machines sew from tw, s,muls I'M iur
cl'as"d FROM the store, requiring no rr winding
ot thread they llrt. Fell, Gutlrr and Stitch
i'll superior style. finishing each s.a':. by ;!"i.
own "I'"r.tion. without irc"u,.c 30 ,hc hnnu.
ne"'!lr. as is required by ciicr machine. They
"iii d" better and cheaper: w,r than Il uen,ns-
tress can. even il she works FOR one cen: an h",r
and are, "nqucs'i"nal!y, the d'@ .N"chinrs in
the market fer family s"win. un account Of
'hrr simplicity, durability case of mnnug, newt,
and adaptation 10 nil vrrir,s nf family srwinr---
tHccu;n" ;'h, / heavy tir. work with equal fa.
ci!i'y, and without special adjustment.
AS evidence "i the "min"-t:""''.i superiority
OF lh"lr Machines, the GH:.:Lc * R,nyw SLwl>,;
MACHINE '"N;A>N beg: lcaT: 10 respectfully ro-
Ter 70 The following
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PA d1H E;'k''k'ts EiSGT 'ssbzsks.
CoILlEh30SI Is. g.
Isl aDii>lifb, \. u. MDctCLI.
WILLIAM <J\/E

III ~ ! \i'it EEl: # steam: E,.ircs from
~ !" - =" r"r-"; Sugar Mills of rv.
rvs ""' =: n-~. Mil Wor; Of every i..S.
"r';''''"' ti". !r' Railing. wit, every dis
'i':'' ~: o.; it,.'. al t;::~- HASTINGS
"''''''i ra' aii"n'i'. {" Iron lstin- l., the
Wy "' '''''i">'i'@ ruhii" EuilhinyS. dwellings,
as '"rH. Ba"-ti,. l.a'lin... all kiud of cncl,
Sizes i"r Cemetery Ions
Having first rat. E".r maker with us we
ar" prepared /" ,niinia"iure Roii"rs or rcpu IT.
Them, al short n''iice. vii! sand Roller maker
10 any part OF the StaL Our Steam Euyin.a
will! he found, when compared with thos.
hl"hc N"rth-rn establishments, to he from
twenty-five W forty per cent larger for the.
same hnrs" power
Ines" " "rks HAY" hec; in snccrssful orern
fIon f"r several Years. witt, an increase of
s'a'r"naG" from all parts Of the >"utheru cnun
cry, 1"r whict the Proprietor returns his
lha'ks I" ms numerous friends and patrons
ana heG. tn assure tl.m That rro pains or ok
pens" will he spared /" n,.rit a continuance of
th-r layers. July |. 1859, Ans
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
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I1VI1

HAVE arrangements now made with n
l number Of the best Manufacturers of
~ An OS. whose improved Instruments
realty excel in sweetness, fullness and qunlit
f tone all their former make. by which h can
nrnish orders for the hrAt quality of Pianos t
ION TwentY.Five' to Fifty Dollars Cheaper
han they h$ been sold heretofore.
The following are some Of the make of
'innos thas1 can furnish and wonld recon-
epd: .Hallet. Davis; d Co.; Chickerinc
iuns. & Clark; Stemway and Son Stodhart.
''untam; Bacon & Raven, Carman and Fan
ner. and the briggs Patent Double SOUNDING
'"ard Pianos. Also. Boadman end GRAY.
i... VIM. RAMSAY,
I42 Richardson Street,
i@tf@ Golumbis, 8. G.