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The Monthly Meeting in connection with this
School at the Brick School House opposite Mr.
Custeads nursery, will be addressed by Rev. Mr..
White. of the Plymouth Church, to morrow at
o'clock p. NJ, Residents of the neighborhood are
invited to attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

A "KossUTH MAN a boy was arrested last
night for assault aud battery lie claimed to be
Hungarian, aud pommelIed his antagonist because
he called him Dutchman. lie vehemently said
he was a "Kossuth Man. mo get killed tor Dutch.
man"
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SrieIruALIsN Mrs. G. NJ. Stowe poetcal
tanco speaker, will lecture in fremont Hell, Sum
day morning and evening, commencing at 10 l'2
A. M. and P. NJ. Admittanco to evening lee.
ture ten cents.
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ag-I, ~ sbdsniatls fss, that u. D, Ksbdsli
a OoH " the place 20 boy /, plala M,tlno or any
other s,ylo winter dfosa goods. Theie shelves afs
fall Of choice and desirable good, 10 which they
are daily making additions. dit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

GERMAN BENEVOLENT Association The
Supper and Ball Of this Society last night at Ma
tional Hall was pretty well attended, but not as
largely as the merits of the Association deserved
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THE MINsTRELs-The Mnstrels give an enter
taiument this afternoon for the heneGt Of families
and school children. Let your children go and en-
joy the sable corps. To night is the last Of the
stay Of the Troupe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

z0- Kendall q Co. have very large stock of
domestic goods, bleaohed and brown sheenugs,
1914 shoetiugs and pillow oottons, 10 all grades
and quantities. dit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

NORTHERN TRANsPoRrArioN CoNPANY --Wc
speak of this Company with pride for it is wor-
thy of tho highest oncomiums. l, has rbou,
closed It's business for the season, and in looking
over the few months last past, we arc impressed
with the belief that they have been such as are
unequal cd by the resources Of those Of any pre-.
vious year. Some difficulties have been en'oun.
tered which, for time, interlered slightly vii
business affairs. but the obstacles were speedily
and honoroby surmouutod, and TO day the Com,
panys reputation stands on the drmest basis. The
line Il prupelers since the opening of navigation
has piled With the most uuerFing regularity, an d
no serious accident has happened to any Of thom.
Froghts have been fair, aud full cargoes have fall
len TO the lot of each propeller on every trip. At
this port we find the business has been as follows:
Total amount Of freight brought to os
WCgO,..s.. bh23 tons
Total am lunt of freight shipped from
OsWego go.'..''..'.'''....,.,..'' ..'."l3i4OS tons
.........19 ,226 tons
Number Of passengcra carried from Oswe.
go'",'''''''''' ,ulo
| Considering the many routes by which goods
are now shipped from East to West and West to
| East, we oouCudo that these ngures ara eKtraOf'
dinary. The receipt Of goods and freight at Og-
donsburgh has been much larger, as the Northern
Railroad has been the principal medium for the
shipment Of goods East, and the receipt from the
East at that point have been large enough TO la
duce the Company to continue the connection with
eastern routes
We doubt not that another season the busincsi
Of tho Northern Transportation Company will be
still more successful. The most efficient and hon.
orabe officers fill the various positions and o
more capable one is there than The agent at THU
port, G. A. Eddy Esq. Tho business manage
ment Of Secretary Crawford ia keen, correct and
profitable, and one 10 whom the Company owe thci
prosperity in no small degree, nnd no less calcu
lating and unerring in judgment is Presiden
Chamberlain. The passenger list tells OF thI
ceasoess tiprls Of the passenger agent, Captain
r Bryan, than whom better oGisor is not found il
that position. Long may the Company live, lonl
may its business be so ably conductd,-OsgGg
, Times
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

NoRwALK LECTURES The Sixth wbiulesey
Lecture will be given OF Norwalk on the 22d ilst'
By Rev. DR.. Baird uaon "Russia."
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I-5' Fine Silver Tea Sctts, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &c, &c
A very large stock aud all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGo, ELLSWORTH q Co.'S
octl Cor, Superior aud Seneca SITS.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
s1TUnDAY DiOHNINo, nEC ~, 1850.
rnAvELnR,s I.aalarKa.


L. Citizens ,ysius conveyance 20 either the above
trains Boats vii called fory the Cnacbeso
Omnbu Line b. leaving their address a. the omnibus Of
acc 81 superior street door rneGtto Woddoll House.
Nov ~ 1859
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Ssiy" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, J S. Matson's aud Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, us Ontario Street.
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FoR HOLIDAY PRRsRSTs.--Call at Green's for
one Of his gems Of Ant, viz; Plain Co'ored Photo
graphs, equal 10 the beat ever exhibited IN this
VlcInIy FOREST CRY GALLERY,
noyi72G3 243 Superior Street,
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FRuSI CHtCACO,

CuIcAao Dec 10.
Cook L Sargent Bankers, Davenport Iowa,
clio ed doors to day. Cause said to be the fall
ure Of their Boston house. Liabilities not
statod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

1zS~ Those printed merinos at Kendall Co.'S
on cheap table at o2A cents are the cheapest goods
In Cleveland dIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

zEsi- The best assortment Bay State woollsn
sbnwls, in all styles and colors, is at Kendall &
Co.'S. dit
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NsEFuL N EvRnY HOUSE ,
sPALDING'. PREPARED GLURl


USEFUL IN livery HOUSE
sFALDINog PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD by sTATIoNERs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD ny HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALl1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsHIN1 srSREs
sPALDtNGs Prepared OiuR.
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDINss PbEPAnLD GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-0ooDs DsALERs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY GRoCrRs.
sPALDINGS PREPARED CLUB.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Nanufactuedhv
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO..
80 Plau.strset, New York
AddIess Posi.ohlco box No $500,
Annexed is on alphabetical lit Of articles Nheh II
dnmeed may be restored their ofsnsl strength and
usefulness by
ATOINn,a pRRnARRn GIUE
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powERLEss FOR EvIL-IoTENT FOR Good
When pain or Inflammation is present and Brandreths
PMS arc used they seize upoa the humors which
are the occ,si,n o the pain and Inflammation aud remove
theia from the body This quality alone sezns hold,
aud causns tho expulsion OF tenuyed humo po sessed
bv no other cdiCno For Brsudehs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which suuounl and Affect the lis
sues and organs affected by disease BY natural adiuy,
tthey seize these humor because heir life IS below that
OF the surrounding pzus, and eypsl them from the body
Young PEOPLE cannot ndd ged and old people can,
IN measure ap2rec te that cine which, being used
TN Sickness acts only upon the Of dsesse ard which
has % power except upsn those humor whose
rrlduoes eyrry pain aud whose iemsval removes every
diseass Whatever organ affected ttero these wonder-
ful pills peletrae and impurities FROM thus
venting settling c tho hUmo; because they are removed
from the body Ia rhsumWism, eyers. plcur es, pains IN
the side dyspepsc heal aches cotycness AsIhmi colds
coughs sore throas r ulcers Aols they give imme-
date relief aud taken carly prevent organic disease
Maades pronounced beyond huhan skill, have yielded
r., and mil ions of human lives have been
saved bg their moty on how important M sickness
In ne tqt m ,lcine which Onl usuishts the d. ease
and leave. 40 evil eaeH uetiud. -
sod Al No Canal Braudreh's huildlngi ans ~
g 9a,dinr No. - superior street eve anal aud b6
j. b. Nhuedon Hudson, snd all Issuootabla dealers ~
medicines % y y
'-.r,1, t,VEJ ttAlk BNEFt HAIR DYE I
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STArl0NERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGI3TS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCER9
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SoMD BY HOUSE,FURNlSHlNG STORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDGNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS
GENERALLY.
Ma ua0taFedhF
HENRY @. SPALDING 4 co,
50 PLATT STREET. NEW YORK.
Address Post oGes Box No, ssOO
Potap IN easss eoulsiuiug either FouI Tishi q ruuis
Dsxsn saah--a beauiifoi
LITHoGRAPHIo sHOwoARD
Hosa upa0yins each pasksse4 t
nsttaAAsihsNaees"N HHf
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Bcotg an0 Shoes.

HUETT, ,BURGETT K co WHOLE
hA. SALE DkALER IN BOOTS, sRpEs, AND SRI
Cleveland %.
H.Wh.L HulI9 gANETTs ia ABAnl
nhta-Vfp
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: IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
on, OHEFSEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
DHE COMBINATION OF INGR =
L DIENT5 IN ihrse Pills are the result Of loug and
r1oa.i, pncu'e The, mild ia their operation and
certain ia ,orreo 90 irreEularties Painful Meus
.tiSus removing all distinctions whether from cold or
otherwise Leaduso, in the 81 O., palpation Of the
boad wbi cs all nervous affections hyselios, fatigue,
pala Ia the back AMI limbs. Sc dlAm1od sleep which
ariso nom Interruption Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the colam rncen emit of IN the treatment OF
thass aries rad obiuc which have consigned
so mNny thousands the youn the beeuu and tbs bo-
loved 10 a Prematare c avo No emalo cbu elioy good
health she regular aud whoseser distraction
cakes pase the gene al health begins 10 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectual remedy ever known Tor all CONE
plants pecuy Females. To all they iuvsl-
uale ildacisy tsA osrailiy periodical TsJuaofy They
are known 10 thoassa who haya used them different
periods throughout tho country having the sanction Of some
Of the most eminent fsysedHs q. AHer.ca. Ezple aIee
oas statag 0s,n aad UAsH they should not be used wiki
each Box he ice One Dollar each bog, eoataniR9 q
PlHs
valuable pamrl ct 20 DO had heo Of he Agents Pill,
eat BY mall promptly, BY onclosus pee To the Genera
sEent sold h. Drug gsiss Feueraly
Il. u HUI cHiNGS, General Agent.
SOLD ia Cleveland at WIN. Bitk's md Gilord \ Ham
t.unds UCc7clWl&W: RIO
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PORTLnLR GAs WORKs.

'I'nI ONDH hDlGN WI AhN III IL
Il PARED 90 coHtraet foi building Gas WORKS fr
private houses nunati uui pu1lir buildings 90 ttis
city, or anJ portion Of n iWerp OriO We nave the
iho@ 40 fuved apl ntu' VOW "a tuccessul ne lnhup-
ufeus Of prVa dNuss lu tha Eastern Ht4tta This
r.ruius i simple glmpgtt perfectly sute ydgp pied
si her . OF Coal and Sua bo aged hJ puHon Of
ordinary pusrtty
lsvug hsd fht years eEpsr etos in ths 0E fiu ns
buh nrta u tleEalall clam Know lrdra ts sub
lect Wlifn " en- bic supur tend he OF such
Seka, und vii Ing la Yry instance TO guaIgnee
iull sfti fauf Ton.
FiuIh rnionnatlon sTply Ee - nlly or by lfuef 20
I0GG, EN-N OR1H CO.
n'ylb eor sunoiior and Seneca -.
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.sPALDINq's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDTNa,s PREPARED eLUE
SAVE THE PIECES 4!
ECONOMY!
DISPATCH


a. sceiats sA hqP7r', etcn IA ss regulatsd sulss n
svery desirable TO have cheap asd convenient VIZ
ior repairing Furnitate, Toys, Crocksty, az.
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Sc1- Lace collars in point, mech IN NaleneOn>
res, Honit-n aud throad-just the thing for a
holiday present. for sale at H. D. Kendall &
Co.'S. alt
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ES-Pliid French Aannes for Lallcs' dresses
very desirable goods-at II. D. Kendall i
Co.'S. dit
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~ For the best qualities Of Segars. Tobacco
and SNUFF, 60 to D q. Dieiz liz Superior st.
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THE WEST SIDE MURDER Nothing definite has
been elected in regard 80 the killing OF Mrs.
OMAHA on wednesday afternoon
III G Injured woman's name is Rose OMaia -
Her husband is a aborer employed in the neigh
borhood From what we can gather, Il appears
that some time back she lived soberly but her bus
band drank to excess. Her husband reformed,
aud has OF late been sober, quiet, hard working
man, but Mrs. OMAHA has giyeu way TO an inor
dinate appetite for liquor. Ou Wednesday she got
Intoxicated aud went to Kelleys house, having, it
Is alleged. been invited in by Kelley. and then and
there the offence occurred.
Kelley yesterday persisted In laying the charge
| to his wife He says that she has been jealous Of
him in connection ith Mrs. oMalia. and that yes
terday when he invited the latter In to drink with
him, his wife came into the room. Mrs. OMAHA
was drinking cup Of whskey, and threw por'
ton of It at Mrs Keey's feet, sfter which she
went towards Kelley as he sat by the stove, and
leaned on his shoulder Maddened with jealousy
at the sight, Mrs Kelley tookupa billet OF wood
aud struck Mrs. OMAHA over the head with h,giv
ing her repeated blows This story be sticks tc
determiuedywh his wife Is just earnest in th'
repiition Of the charge that he struck the blow.
LATEsT.-At last adyices 90 o'clock last night
Mrs. OMAHA was still living Lul insen,ib'e, an,
given mp by all the physicians Us past hope. Tn
Wounds upon her head are such as an OK eouli
hardly survive.
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ly Travellers will bear in mind that Halls no-
m@cpathy Is in Cleveland, opposite the Woddel
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sPALDlxo,s PnrpAnEp eLur


meets all such emerEencies aud houssho oa1 sad ~
10 without IT, Isis always readg and up the sticking
Joint There is ne longer necessity lmBinr chats,
sontsrei veueots, healc dolls aud broksn cradles u
slua he article for she'll aud oihrT ornamental
work 50 popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemical
held Ia soluOa and possessing all the valuable quais
Of the best olhinstnakers glue it may he used in ls
place Of ordiaary muoago, being vastly mere adbssss
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n IA brush accompanies each bottle. Pnoe. Is cts.
Wh'issais ScpOf, Ne 81 Pot street. Nsp York
Address. HENRY q sPALDING a. 90.
BOX No. seCe NEW YORK
"a up for Dealers 10 crsos couteuinF four ssht and
twle doyena beautilul L.th gtsph shOwoard accompa
~ ns each package.
IVA sinsle bottle OF SpAL Dt tNC'S PREPAREDOl N
Vii snEeten lines its annually ever housrn0d Al
SOL BY oil pr Intneu ftttOuers Drueeists HadWa
aud furnturs Dealers uftcers and Fpncy stores
Nounlfy mfrChanta should make a 81 SPAIDtSGiS
q lima
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ey-sec advertisement Of DR.. sanrords Liver
lnyigsrator
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PoLIoE CoURT-BEPoEE JuDuE LAwRRNcE 49,
Laura White, was found guilty of assault aud
fined s., besides being sent for ten days to the
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TaE CoURTs,-UMTED States CoURT--
BEFoRR JUDoE wILLsoN.--An Injunction was
granted yesterday morning 10 prevent the pay
mcnt of taxes In the case OF the Knox County
Bank, Mount Vernon.
The Wand couner.eiting case ID stiIl on tIiaL
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DR. MoOLiNrooK's Coin AND CovoH MIX
TuRr-Auong The c,d aud cough remedies" that food
the market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical soenco Or RtcCunook stands in the fore front
Of the profession lie stakes his reputation what he Of
iers 10 the sick Reuune curative. Never has TIN
trenarstion falsiaed his guaranty Price IS cents
sold nv VIM. FlsKE, Druggist,
aeoQ.qg, Clcye ard.
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Van, drunk, was Gned 50.
John C. Corwin, drunk, fined 81.
s''abnlas Ready was fined 50 Ior keeping q dis
orderly house.
Tim Connolly was sent for 80 days to the streets
for drunkenness.
Margaret Dewey, for stealing shawl, was sent
to Jail ior 10 days on bread and water
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~ Wo itIIcsd 10 6ud tuat The renowned Chemis
Of England Doct AVER has e. length turned his at
ion 10 the disorder which hangs iko blight upon
comnuuty Our section Is healthy AhY other, with
sue single exception and that is rho FeverRn lAsnc which
haunts every side nu, Us remedy Gcurr, as We
should kuo % MO NJ h. made It, Cast D. this bflefu
disease and OF tho l5ye ies spots
In the YES -lSeutiuol Fgrheld. Iowa
HoLLOwAY's LLs-COsTIyENEss.-The bow
els become torpid aad poweress under continual Iurss-
ton. Holoways Pills to the nucl, us OF the dis
ease and dcae They evacuats the ioulu uud vatd
particles from tho inestnes by mild aporeut operation
and feouperae their exhausted energy, by restoring tone
aud vigor they induce healthy action und prevent
lap 81 the mplaly For Piles Flslul5s Dyspepsia, and
all dts5re OF the viscera, they iand without rival
C- sold by all Druggists, ut 2Sc, &c and 81 rer box.
decl3lw
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BRYAN's TAsrrLEss VsRNlTUeE.-Worms in
IN children n not dsoged lay the foundation Of atalds
oasss one dose Of this really Peasaat liquid will destroy
and bring them away. It's thorough Tho com
plain rely Every constituent Of the Vermifuge
svesetablo and harmless II gives pain.
rlies 25 cents Sold BY WIN. ElSKE,
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Gpfftnl M0teres.


Ss3- For Gas Fixtures and Fitting apply a
bONN, ENsWORrM \ co. Cor anneIior .cnrc- ~
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~ There is no known Remedy can exceed
In spee iinsss Of cure and certainty OF eject that which
has become world famous ss DR. HOSrETTERS sTOM
ACH BITrERs For all diseases Of The stomach, which
are OF morbid .,turo the Bers have eff cted most re-
ma kablc cures Vhsn many other remedies have filei
Hundreds Of ha been gver by thoe who have
thoroughly tested IFS oacY al! Of which colroborae its
efficiency; when administered according to the dre'-
fions on each bUttla
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NEW BOOKS AND PERIOD.

Tho Impending G iss, Helper rcloh..............Sl,
DO do do nanaI ...............
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

The undersigned would respectfully inform,
he Public, that he has just opened an exten.
sive stock of superior Furniture, Mattresses,
&c., in the spacious warcroom in mo. ny
Fogg's Building, on College street, three
doors North of A. Hamilton's warehouse, II
is my intention to keep constantly on hand
the best Furniture of Home and Estern man.
ulacture, which | Gun afford TO sell as chem
ns any other in the market. ! have engaged
The services ofthe most competent workmen,
and am prepared to compete with the best
manufactures in the West. All orders on
trusted to me will DO executed salisiactornl.,
y and with promplness. Especial attention
will be paid to repairing all kinds Of Furnj.
turc, and satisfaction warranted in all cases.
All desiring bargains in Furniture and Tn.
holstry, will find it to their advantage to give
mea call be,orc purchasing elsewhere.
First Furniture Store on College street
North of broad. W. FAY.
fcby 18th,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

vcrsa!Iy Preferred over AL Otiacrs.
| Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, 50 constructed a.
to fully meet the demands Of amlies for gcn.
era use.
2ltIs very simple and is never liable 10
get ont ol order.
3 It mukcs n seam which VIII not rip.
though every thread stitch Is cut.
4 It is nola shuttle machine.
It sows with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
q II scws FROM two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread - avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted AT
pleasure, by a mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
1.-THE sam Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine viii sew in the sleeves of
a coat with he same ease and facility that it
scwS n straightscam.
0This Machine can lie run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
lOIhcsccm are as eli site usthe most elias
tic fabric so that it is Stree from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
moro beautiful than amy other made either by
hand or machine.
Ihc price, Of the Nachincsnt office in New
York, rangcrrom 1915 to $50. an additional
charge of $40 isonIy made on each machine
over New York priccsat Office in Nashville,
TO deiray expenses Of transportation sc. to
Nashville
f, II, RROCKWAY. Secretary.
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VTTHTH TIC
SEEDS.

MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS
Thrcehers, Rcapers, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Fan Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Chnrns, Scythcs, cradles, hoes, heorsc and hand
Rakcs, MiIIers', Garrett g. Co,tmon, Peacock
& Buinley's Steel Plows, Avry's Cast Flows.
CEN ENT.-llydraulic Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster, &c.
Feby3d CUNNINGHAM & co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

prepared to paint Carriages. Houses, and
Chairs. Also, Glazing and Paper Hanging
will be donc-all on Liberal terms. He hops.
by executing his work well, and being pune.
luul TO business. to get u liberal share of pat,
ronuge.
Janl3 GIN II. J. WALKER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
w

a negro boy named MARION,
belonging to the Doran estate, andfS
hired to the Winchester g. AIabamaA
Railroad Company. runaway last month,
and has not been heard from since. Ma.
rion is very black, rather humble in man
ners and speech, weighs abou, $50 or 100
pounds. and had on a black wool ha,
when he lett. His lips are considerably
curled When he talks, which peculiarly
will scarcely fail to be observed. 4 lib.
craI reward will be paid for bis delivery
to the w. d A. Il. r. Co., or his appre.
hension, so that the Company can get
him. junc23-tf.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
NASHVILLE FOUNDRY AMI MA.
WHINE sarnD

"e Undersigned is prepared to execute all
steam Engines, Water Wheel Mil CO..
ing. Agricultural Implements. Ion r,"n,I
Mills Of all kinds, Iron Railinc on FONTS,
IRON Work Of every yarie,y-sech ~ weh'oi
dabs. Fencing, &c. We would c,n ,oran-
ular attention to this department. As paL.ic-
a most extensive assortment, of patterns y,
the very latest stylcs.
r. NJ. BRENNAN,
81 College ST, Nashville, Tenn.
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