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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Gull Lake Indians.

On Monday r. u BA1NuH and Isaac
MAH1rouwAB Esprit Chief from Gull
Lake, called upon rs. They mad ! letter
from Rev =. 'srrEIr PEAK, Protestant.
Episcopal Missionary = Gull Lake From5
this md Mr.. BARKUM's Account we learn
Cd that Mr.. B, il : trader but does not.
del u fire water, and Nj PEAK md him
self concluded that nothing could - done
with, o. for Vie Indian, 90 long = vhiskey
j. che principal article q commerce. cent.
them b the whites, and hopeless Of ac-'
complaining anything had resolyedto leave
Lost spring, when N ANIrouwAB and other
civilised Indians undertook % prevent It
81 inducing $ many . possible Of the
tribs q 'tonch the pen that they would
nets drink Ere. water; but wonld 50 to work
-. Scultivaso the soil. s. q
81. u ~ thsppl 81, q TIE pledge !; and
signed morn or less IS their yearly allow;
anoes * fio al ploxiing and seed A
team u. 4. enple plow !. peice ef
IS prairie and q q lowing until III
Ithe loney pledged u 4 sad Thon
Mesars PEAK a ARlsu1 dividsd it
into md INST uctead each Indian %
stake 81 u pa lle II ~ 81 she Who
had g ignes dollaI.siI tors blowing eet
twice AZ AZ i1pS = .he vhps assigned two and
a-halff 1hen hey swers structed il put.
ting IL thciir crops which consist 81 corn
ppotatoet; q ~, D. q rhsse crops
~ doing vel and they 81 M, xolll ipe hem
well md ping their pledges ven; but
4, aboat ths .ysrags annuity of each ono Is
tte'nl q llazs ~ Is them haYa li( 4.
"a tull one haif &c thiis ,ine !; ma
80 1bs licensed trsdiers iii nj credit
diem II Isupp % food this ssas 81,
game ma sh iie to sIss ,pgkt
= that these peoplls, II nh ~ Il,
nett effort 81 better theiir condition .re q.
'ta,a q n and BAR
|N'1gll I IS olent Is Sd thstn.'
5 publ mesting ~ llsd ~ report
81 belox. On ciitliisens exliitited 1 eonsiid,
sl's!ble interest, and B Is to
A ope az inmedia q i' parti ~
lSxed but Till i " Az enoug Whom
triies a hslp himself l reach 3
bette ~ An ~ Tint iisths tinls To-
othslS III hep \, hsn there forrest
N y
4 !. + ]. 81 q y 1nel, hold
ma ~ IN M
IN I'M is;s. III u & III ssppstite
81 ord q ~ - M
Az l| III, d ,ey
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

- Theresis ! call out for Democratic
State Convention 70 meet at So Paul.
We hope il viii be THAT Il Purports and
viii present Us With Platform and . tick
q which e can hearth mp ol. blt VS.
ifsar The whole affair i ! Moccas;n ssass.
to bapti1e Slavery once NOR, with sfhe
name Of democracy s. s. IS sssss
M Quifs : rood nm g 81 ossIFrreaders
M anxious q knp 6 lpha i is but
VA have a anthpz1t fos tkll u ID.
die NO : II, + q fkak hosiis
kos,sg q s I'll sslltood
sens6 than cae 6 nSbly,I eet 81
8. So ~ tlla' y 8 ! si
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
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for Iisntep aat Gacyssnqr: ,sSs.
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For seeretary IS stats &.
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IS u. For Stats Treasurer 81
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

ANs NJ 1870
MOI Ws IN. SIS II Slls dcisnt
National I'D u = Pacific Railroad ~ the most
prsntiaab Bio route. ss5s
's7 VIC hold tha1 Congress- oug 10 protect
the lives md propsrty sof orr citizens BY judi
eious appropriations Tor Rivers and Marlboro.
n ere rsssl The purity
of Tho ball lot box, III tho palladium of our
ibsrtass. 70 this snd NE Will rssst ~ every
leyitimats means eur paWerH THE trands
which, Il il thssavowed purpose u the corrupt
dynasty now entrenohed in the stolen places
Of power irrsthis stste, % perpstuste; and for
frauds.. ya hold them M ~ the pYpbation of
by the violation 1T ita sacred askthe
sbaliot- box. Il $Es s55ss N.
|, lgs,ospsd tir.t, That ID condemn ia unmsss--
ured terms the reckless extraYag ance ST the
prs rent corrupt \ 4 Snd prodigateS Nationsls
anti Democratic issue Of
shin plaster yenaiity in the aNSrdmant
public contra plociiyity ito creatssA
Egnountsin of public debts-rats pu1lic faith in
tas afairs of Kaasag Sits repu ion ct
hon ss for the homeless - its duplicity on
tile Pscifc Railroad ITS gross violations st
Vac purity Of sthe ballot-hox Its coNardly
sbe1d document Of the doctrine Of protection to
adopted citizen 81 liance With nionists
--in universal subvsrsion Of Libert
Eoppositioa % tie Declaration of Independence
its xroes pery ersions of the Constitntion.
consti tuting ~ Ill a bill ~ eli 4uoes which
renders this Administration 10 cancer upon
ths Republic, snd which no pledge the vote Of
Minnesota 70 aid il removing 81 1850. s5ss'ss
,Rssolyla seeeHd, & That the present State
sorganisation is one bssed upon frauds, and is
therefore bogus 4 that the Governor, and Aud
tier Of State. in receiving stocks % basis Of
Bank Circulation without marketable value,
have violated the plain letter 90 the law, for
feitsd public confidence, and contributed
largely % our pecuniary smbarassme that
the Democratic party has created : contingent
stealing the people money, and that BY their
gsnsrsl misnnanagement Of our State affairs
they have ghowns thenseiyes NOT only unworthy
tof confidence. utshaxel mani tested their inca
pacity to4administ the Stats CD ysrnrnent. III Il
81 igsolvsd thsrd That the present Administra-
tien Is ordering the sale of Public Lands in
TIN State, To- tits understood such Is their
avowed purpose,) il this dark hour Of inan-
eial tistrrss ard general embarrassment, ID
tnaieting = fearful wrong upon the settlers Of
n s y Turning over r. rem orseless spscu
Elatoxs che fruits e their hone,t industry u
Rssolytd jottytk That the grsxs abuses prae-
tissd by tie Democra tic party u this STATE.
under that knse 81 sour Consultation which
extends the riectiye frsnohise TO Indians who
haye adoptsd the habits and customs Of Sciyili-:
ted lfe,# demand the seyerest reprobation Of
sll friends 81 the purity Of the ballot-box, and
this Copssntion pledgss the Republican party
ut Ainnesota 10 raform and correct such
.abusea by such needful legislation as shall
sonfns The benefits intended to bss conferred
~ that provision g such indians @ have OF
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
.l4AYRAxRTTE, on the Rsd River,
July 1lth, L85


year. Thus theFn necessity Of ! Northern
Route to the Pacific il daily becoming
more evident, and It's practicability better
understood and appreciated: n faot alere
4 is 4 ,'o.tte s far q the Rocy Mountains, !
trail y which hasIbeen used for years BY The
hunters and employees Of the Hudson
Bay Company il bringing their goods to
md from Selkirk ettlensnt, and the re-
cent discoveries Of the favorable passes il
the Mountains leaves but little doubt that
i i BE 70 reach River With.
ont much difficulty.
Col MOBILES success thus. isr appears q
have been complete The route ], he ]. las
selected Psssing through Dayton 3 md
c1rolaing The Red River hers e the mouth
o l tth 4 Shay nnss, instsa 81 ia I'D tl.il
= around ~ Gil h,r ! Point Ks thinl. Is
Wy 40 thirty q fostt miles ,tr,vsl. sb..
nd fording three s. sttssa
md e alnost entire Il oui INN Slouf hs
nd nar1hes ~ ~ .oo, - ,ded 3 d
.ag portion 4 MI w 3 se1u "a
;here a ths rs rs q. sss d
hi i the third o. Il; me- I, IS h;sh
Vi ! - - \ : S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

As has already been seen the Democratic meeting
which assembled in this place on the 9TH instant,
unanimously seconded the call made from Jefferson
county upon our fellow, citizen, Robert johnson,
ESQ, 10 become candidate for the Legislature, to
represent our immediate floating district So far as
we have conversed with the Democracy and Old Line
Whigc in the counties composing said district, Mr..
joan seems to be the almost unanimous choice of
the party. Not having converted with him upon
the subject, we are unable to say whether he will
comply with the wishes of his friends or not by
nouRciug himself IS a candidate, but we can't well
see how it viii be possible for him to disregard the
wishes of his party so unanimously AID cOnfdents
ly expressed. We regard Mr.. johnson as emphat-
cally the man for the times, and one that our peo-
pies might feel justly proud Of.-GreenspaIs Demo
cFGf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
.GThe States.o

This is IT, name of paper published at WASH
ingon city and protesting TO be Democratic. One
Ofrs editors, Mr.. Pryor, formerly conducted q ps-
per at Richmond. Virginia, cal d 'Tbe South,
which also professed TO be Democ tic An old say
ing and true one, "All is not gold that glitters, &"
applies to other things besides that metal, without
undergoing any change except in parts of speech.
For instance, every newspaper in the country that
claims 10 be Democratic is not, therefore, Demo
cratic: Il is goad thing, and desirable thing 10
be a Democrat, but it Is neither to be a Democrat
in name only. The Jackdsw may don the plumage
of the Peacock, but, as he spreads his tail
10 the sunlight, he exhibits that which distinguish
his species, and subjects him TO the ridicue and
contempt Of every heholder. So with The Estates ,
1t may wear the white plume of triumphant De-
mooracy il may clothe itself in the spotless costume
of the party but so Long as it keeps incessant
finging the recognized authority in that party,
so long will it be considered JackdaWish, so long
will it receive the scora it merits.-KHoTUie Regis
ter.
Well said and true.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

Lne 4<41DAAAty o IL pE98s CuMAG4ACae
We find in the New York Tri5aas aiegal decision
of much interest, especially to the commercial pub
lie. The American Express Company having lost q
number Of Aiishigsn State Bonds belonging TO Mr..
Isaac Sherman, as they were carrying them from
Buffalo to Detroit refused to pay for them, on tie
ground that express companies are not common car
rers and are net responsible for articles intrusted
to their charge The was given against the COM
pany by Referees, and that Judgment is affirmed BY
the General Term of t Supreme Court Of New York
TIC decision pronounced By Jujge Davies is thai
the Company is common carrier, and must, &C.
eordingly, pay Air Sherman for his bonds.
Ii appears to ne that this decision is as truly in
the interest of the defendant in that of the plain
tiff If it should be settled that express companies
are not Werable for goods LEFT With them for trans
pOra'iOn, their Business would at once suffer Sc
rious dimiaution Their profits depend on the public
belief in their responsibility.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
Died,

At eastwood Hail., Maury county, Tenn. the residence
Of her father, February l3 of Fever CATH1R1SE KIRK
MAN. daughter of Col Andrew j. and Mrs Rebece Polk aged
years, months. and % days.
OF such is the Kingdom Of God"
Saved thus early from and sorrow admitted to eternal rest
Then be to US, o dear lost child
With beam OF love
A star deaths uncOngenial wild
Smiling above:
Soon, thy little feet have trod
The skyward path, the seTaph's road,
That led thee back from man to ,Iod-
Kitty
Farewell, then-for a while farewell,
Pride Of heart
1t cannot he that long dwell
Thus torn apart!
Times shaOows like the shuttle flee;
And dark, hOw'er life's night may be.
Beyond the grave vel meet with thee
ftf,I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

Our Democratic friends in Coffee, in their
recent meeting to appoint delegates to represent
them in the State Convention adopted the folio wing
resolution personal to ourselves. They cannot en-
terrain higher respect for the stability and efcien-
cy" Of the UNIoN AND AMERICAN than the proprie-
tor Of that psPer entertain fer the sterling integrity
and patriotism of the Cote county Democracy:
ResO!Dsd, That we approve of the reduction If
price and the cash system adopted by the prOprietors
Of our able and efficient State organ, the UNION AND
AMERICAN, and recommend ii 10 the Democracy
throughout the State IS paper well worthy Of ex,
teDsive patronage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
TurF ma1ters,

During The past year nine horses rated by Gen.
W. G. Harding of this vicinity, were rau in differ
ent races and eight of them came of victorious
This is a aiher in The Generals cap which be may
wear with more than ordinary pride, for we doubt
whether there is another huffman in the Uni'ed
States Il in the world, who boast that his horses
have performed SO we'll
The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays that Mr. Robert
Harlan of hat city, vel known amcng cur business
men, will shortly make his re appearance upon the
tart It is his intention to take three horses to
England to c. intend with the fast pags of that counS
try; and those who knew him think ttat the Ameri-
can turf will be better represented 10 Europe than
it has been of late by Mr.. Ten Brock. Mr. Harlan
was formerly distinguished as well as successful
follower of the turf in this country, and proprietor
of the horses Rube," "Sam Letcher. 'Adel,
githa - and " Black Warrior" Shrewd, energetic
sud sagaoious his match races we're always success
full; while his knowledge of the horse the requisite
pcnts and in fact every hing pertaining to racing,
ia unsurpassed. H has visited England three years
in succession timed their horses, and made himself
familiar with their sporting men and sporting man
ners.
The horses with which he is about to enter the
campaign are "Des Chiles," cincinnati" and
g LinoOn," all of which are now in that city. He
invites bis friends generally to look his stud as
they will shortly leave en- route for Europe.
The Richmond Dispatch says that it has from
good authority, that the Messrs boswell have been
offered the sum of 500 for their celebrated brood
mare. Nina, and her three Revenue colts, Planet,
EIehequer, and yearling. Planet is estimated at
$4,000, Exchequer at SS,O0O the old mare and the
yearling at 81 $780, and Fanny Washington at So OOO
The sale has not been made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

Our agent for Eiiiiam.On county, Mr.. W. C. Hunt,
will forthwith visit patrons and friends in that
section, to close up all RTTearages by cash or note.
He viii also receive money for renewals and new
subscribers. We bespesk for him hearty response
ct the hands of our subscribers and friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
Maj. Hen Mccullough ana the OVerIan,
Mail.

Maj. Ben Mccullough and the Overland
Mail.
We had The pleasure of Wit yesterday from
Maj Ben Mccullough, of Texas who vas en- route
for Washington City, from Sonora, aud who came
through Arizona on The overland mail coaches Ma.
Mccullough states that the 5rarch of the overland
mail from this city TO Fort Smith is most shameful
ly managed, so as to detain passengers at least
twenty four hours behind the mall which is pressed
forward on horseback, leaving the passengers be-
hind. There CAL be no doubt, from the statement
of Maj. Mccullough, that the branch from here to
Fort Smith is a complete sham and imposition upon
the people of this section and that the fsvortism of
Bnterfeld & Co. has been carried lust far enough
We now call upon the Postmaster enersI to hold
Butterfeld Co. to strict compliance with their
contract, or enforce upon them the penalties which
the law and contract empower him to do. We have
relied upon their promises long enough, and it
would be a criminal connivance in this wroL long
er TO indulge their impostiOns upon this section
Memphis Appeal FEB Il. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
PENMANSHTP
AND
PHONOGRA Apply
Taught over the store OF Wr. NzeGilI,
corner of College street and the
Public Square.

Taught over the store OF Wr. HeGim,
Public square.
EtHILDREN should be taught correertx-
~ at Grst-and when only OF years olL
LADIES GESlLENES taught % write chase neas
and easy style free from all vulgar afecaton CT display
Since Mr.. DObear above % years ago wrote and PUBLISHED
DotBEAEs soIEScE PEASsHIF, dsUced principles
OF Histology and the Anatomy Tie Hand aad Arm,
principles Of Penmanhip discovered aud never
BE- unless people learn 70 write with the et All tie
ment ts position rules for forming letters sing etc
there ia discussed The books got up since 10 SELF
contain not single principle rot found there.
Mr. D.s object Publishing this work. reduce Peunaz-
ship to the certainty Of "a thing had
3forel 80 that parents need not have the es ss Of
~ s~ aser and mat MS system IS what . pro
iees TO Be- IS shown BY ihe most abundant testimony. Hos
eKertlons improve Cbrogruphy * the a Alfred uB
we'll known in Nashville FOR his cool Investigation aud corres
aiming ycur system Of penmansip, and having ne wonder
~ and rapid your prPs IN ny school con
In Isf5 Dr. A. P MeTrsli President n Boar, Of Visitors az
Natehez Institute says, from knowledge have Of yaar pan
from observation here IN previous years aud from
your treatise on the saect am satisfied hat x s
anNus for proper instruction in IL % The youth Of this
After witnessing the teaehing o. Mr. D. Of about 800 pupils a.
the shove Institute As Mr. J. p Pearl. Superintendent q ne
Public Schools q Nashville, deem my duty to
press opinion OF pemansp, FROM what observed
during your recent course Of nsrucor az this Institution
nave watched closely ootn your method o. inPartng Instruction
and the advancement d the pupils It IS he system Whe
has only TO Be understood BY Teachers supernteudent ana
Trustees m general e be appreciated and adopted. -
Principal Of Natehez Institute.
Naichez. Dec. p, Isl5."
Will the Superintendent and teachers The Public Schools
Of Nashville inform the public whether any principles ~
peumanship have been discovered, iey
also whether there be fsC0
ing and whether the organization Of tho hand
been chaneed.
Hon Judse n Gregn Tor 3 years on e supreme
bench Of Tennessee Mr. Dobear has spent many years
teaching AID periecng his stem Of Instruction, and 81 Gar
superior to teacher Of penmanshp have Yea
wall perceive at that he is q hne nteligeuce lie
gives instructions withouta Teasoa reasoning
just and clear that perceive the principle be sees
mPaTtanj that being fixed in the und the pupil acting up
yance- feblS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

The following card from Hon. HORACE MAYNARD
defines his position. 1t will be observed that he
says nothing about submitting to the test of Con-
yentiOti but having the inside track it is supposed
his party will yield rather than split with himi
WAsHIYGToS, February II, 1859.
Rev. W. G.. BRowKLow:-Dear Sr:-In reply to
your communication of the 9th inst, upon the sub
ject of my being 3 candidate for reelection to my
present seat in Congress, frankly say, that with
the approval and assurance Of my personal and po-
itics friends, offer my name again to the people
of the district whom nov represent My opinions
on great questions Of public policy presume, are
we'll known. When return to my constituents l
will render them an account of my political stew
ardahip, and interchange opinions with them upon
the important subjects that viii, doubtless, engage
their earnest consideration.
am very respectfully your Obedient servant,
HORACE MAYRARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

' ENHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER
STRONG, Master, will leave for the above and re1
all intermediate landings Thursday the 24th tusA
SoGock p NJ For freight apply or to
Q janl9-tf A. HAMiLTON ! =
agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
ADMISSION % es'i's Drss' Circle 9 esnis'
DVcKERsON, wHITTEmoRI
CHELDE HAROLD.

TUYkIHS Distinguished Thorough N
bred Stallion win make the present season al my Pm
stables, six miles south of Nashville sired by 4
Imported Sovereign, Of Maria West-the da Of " ~
Wagner, Fanny Margaret Wood others Of distinction His
blood is therefore, of the very Of his
day, having lost heat colts largest and
strongest have ever SEEM and every adding renown to
his reputation ~ tier distinguished upon Turf
ChAde Harold is rich brown, sixteen hands high,
with bone and strength than blood horse he
has tsen ali the premiums for which been exhbtsd
both se aud County FsrS and although certainly entitled to
rank as high as horse in the Union placed At the low price
Of Thirty Dollars TO be paid In all eore the Mare
moved Mares kept at one dollar per week
feb2c-a3m. W g. HARDING
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
DON'T BE HUmBUGD!
-AA
x6&

TX
Up YOU WAIT THE GENUINE SCOTCH,
BRAZILIAN FEEBLE, or ROCK CRYSTAL cONNEX fEK
fSCOPIC PANT tSCOPIO SFBCTACLBS- you eau aln-anr
the genuine reasonable ees. The Cole silver ts
and ~Pebbe" stamped all sell for Rile
The Brazilian so-caed Pebble In silver frames a. A. ~ Sd
er pair geld - TO SO PEI pair genuine Pes4 sss
50 81 per pair, silver 10 - 50 IS per r
coli superior and style francs - IL pr p 7Bss
sot acgaaisfed it ne iftceel fs real I5e unF
ne tuition, should % eIref IN GNrcqsi1g fr0n, } I, ~
PEDDLEkS. Eho pe1de q cir article through the ny
any prce they get, and ay deuisl
people. bat only want their money. drfr7es
lr,irrdRfed rprtselse AMI oitcg1s Al{ 1ts
he guarantee god and gfrs eHfire ssrfisfE6fioa.
N.B-Win show the unacquained how tell he Pshbe
the Imitation 70 prevent their being Imposed upon
sas5es selected % suit and 90 IN old frames.
eVIn What particular do he Brazilian ssectaees. uhsn
hey from the mandatory Ia Piiadelrha deri
W. H. CALHOUN 4 CO.
ahla ~. n RaBEis a4aa5ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

CONNECTICUT AND CuBA-The Democratic State
convention of Connecticut adopted the following
resolution:
ResolUed That the possession by this government
Of the Island of Cuba is necessary for The proper de-
fonse and protection of our great and Increasing
commercial interests; that its QUESTION would not
only greatly benefit the manufacturing business Of
icsl and commercial interests Of The whole country
but would put an end to the importation of slaves
from Africa, who now find their market her
shores; and that humanity sad Interest therefore
impose upon the general Scvernment the duty of
obtaining possession Of Cuba, whenever il can be
done consistently with national honor and justice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
To Florists and Amateurs Of
Gardening,

WTE have just received from New York ard PiiseIpa,
w Gardening Imp emsRts FOR Ladies aud Chiirea ssts,
cheap.
The Avaraacator Pruning Shears pruning trimming
trees.
Pole Pruning Shears for pruning Yises, shrubs, &c
Ladies' Pruning sheaghI, convenient articles for Prunieg
Rose bushes, siirubbery, sc.
FoEer scissors, useful gathering Roses aud other flowers
which have thorny stems
Garden TroEsls % various ssez Garien Rakes.
Wedding and Taasplanting Forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning Saws and Chsels; Bmidng Knives.
Garden Rule and Lines Garlen SyriBgsa
Watering Pots sc. Spades, shoTes, Hoes, &c. &C.
fsbl6. MACKENZIE & MlNCHrN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Land and the Beck, or BbllcaI Iius,rssiou.
drawn from the Manners and Customs the Scenes and ssns
Of the Holy Landry Q n. Thomson, twenty I've ysrs
Missionary.
History OF Frederick the Grest~--y Carlyle.
The Life and Tisnes Of Aar0n Esarr--by Pastor
Buist American Flower Garden Directory
The American PSuItereF's Com Panfon.
Landscape Gardening, Parks an Pleasure
Grounds.
Practical Treaties On the CuInre Of the
Grape.
SOrghO and Imphee--the Chinese and African Sugar
Canes treat tsr origin. Varieties and Culture.
For sasby CHAs W. SMITH,
feblS a College street