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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

The friends Of Miss A. N. Freeman almost filed
Lyrique Hsl which seats some $50 persons, on Satur
day evening. Miss Fremans reading has the rare
merit of being natural and unaffected. Her enuucs
tiop ept that she sometimes sps slightly, is clear
and distinct and in almost all csses she lays the
phases where it belorgs. Some lines which appealed
to her womans nature she read peculiarly well; but,
however well adapted to the parlor her vose has not
the power, nor her reading the excelencs which
are required in public performer.
Burrows THEATER.-A new comedy, written by
Mr.. Charles Gayler, and entitled, "Our Ferlaie
American Cousin will be produced here this evening,
the Female Cousin to be played by Mis- Julia
DAILY.
Io1s FOR IMPROVEMENT OR ISyEsTMEsT.-Those
Of our readers who wish TO invest in real estate may
be glad to know that Tuesday next the residue OF
the Harlem lots on the Myer farm will be sold at auc-
ton BY Beecktr & Co. TIE lots TO b. sold are the
bes, of the parcel advertised, lying on the Seventh
avenue on the Sixth avenue and the River, and on
Eighth or Ninth street, including One-hundred' and
thirty. fifth street.
TEMPERANCE AMONG CHILpRES.-A few years ago
attention was particularly turned to spread temperance
principles among children. Mr. Jonathan ReveD, now
laboIDg so 2e6Iousiy ana eucccesuily IN oseooo4uS
Band. of Hope" in New.York and Brooklyn, and
also engaged in the Five Points House of Industry
smopg children hss been the means of gathering up
many children from the cellars, streets, highways, ard
lowest places of of drunken parents, orphans
thieves, outcssts &c. &c. aud getting them into the
Instituton.
Mr.. Rsven was employed to establish " Bands OF
Hope" in Ireland few years ago, and succeeded u
founding union in Belfs.t establishing many societies
forming committees, appointing officers aud enlsting
tie influence of mafy gentlemen and ladies' OF inna'
ence TO assist in the movement. Rev. Father Sprs''
d. d., of Dublin, Jadge Champion, and many ministers
ard aynen Of different sects he procured to sd 10 the
movement About Is, 900 of the juvenile portion Of
Ireland took the temperance pledge of Mr.. Revel and
are enroyed abstsirers in the Band Of Hope Cnion.
In the North of Esgapd alo, be succeeded in joining
several thousand children to the Band Of Hope"
Ard the Band Of Hope" Of Nev-York and Brooklyn
is full Of promss 1t would be well II every city vas
favored with man 90 earnest sincere, dsn:erested,
and suceesfal smorg children ss Mr.. Revsl and Il is
hoped the educated Ard philaAhropic portion o the
citizens will nee ther influence to aid the dnsrent
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A CORRECTION.


TO UN EdReT " IHS W. 7. Iys0e"ss
SIR: In your issue Of this day you state that
Ms", Wood EDDY CO. unsuccessfal eompettors ot
grant Delaware This % rs dsd not aet TOT
grant In that State Respectfully yyoor, rnnv r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

TRipLETs.-A woman, PANIED Margare. MeKseny,
residing IN hsron street. Hopkna sveaue Nhh wsSS
birth and siri Tuesday nlsht lsst On
Thurdsy following, Mrs. james sister Of Mrs hcksnny ~
siding house birth The Dsries bsiaG
In Door Circumstances taAsn Aims House
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Dir. Wendell Phillips delivers the eleventh lecture
before the Brooklyn Mercantile Library Association,
at the Atbenaum, on Wednesday evening.
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TAdyertiseHlentt |


BRADY's GALLERIES.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBRoTYPEs AND DAGUERREoryPEs
Nos 2 and SIS Brosdssy New York and No. Soz Psnns
sYyanaay, Warrington, D. 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Mr. C. N Seaman and sister, ell overheard from
Of the Fulton Ferry boats Friday pht s, vsF: rss
By ferry hand Tue ocdent caused b. the denss
@ parties supposns hai the boss he'd asasd when vas
yet some distance from the bridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
OYork-HENRY BOWERS, jr and GILBERT l. BEECK.
MAN sgaiast BERNHARD SONDHEIM.-To the Defendant:
You hereby and required TO answer the COM
paint action which has this day been Ged In the office
Of the Ceri City and County OF ct City Hall
In the City Of NewYork and s Of your ewer 70
the complaint mbscrbers their Offices No 1872
Broadway corner stee York City within twenty
the service Of this exclusive OF the
day Of tuch services and you fail the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF In this action will take
Judgment against for TIE Of thousand pine hundred
and dollars and Thirty with interest thereon
from the 2h day Of September 1857 beside the costs Of this
sstion Dated New York, Janusry6 1850
MILLER, PEET L NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
iaIG lay6wM No. 1872 Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

The BROADWAY ARsos CAsE.-The examination in
the case of Mary DE Young, arrested some days ago
las already noticed in THE TRIBusE), charged with
wllfully setting fire TO her mothers store, No. 5il
Broadway, was concluded on Friday evening, Justice
Qusckenbuh requiring the accused to find bail in the
sum of o., 900 to answer the, complaint. Mics DE
Young On the preliminary examination, stated that
she was native of Holland 90 years Of age, and re-
s6 ed with her mother at No ii Spring street. Rea-
tive to the charge preferred, she said she was not
guilty. John P. Kans, saddle and harness maker,
entered into the required bonds for her appearance
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY of
- NHw-YORK. JOHN BODINE, Psir tH assin.
CHARLES RAWOLLE and Charlotte his wifi, Frederick
Widbssen Frederick A. sitts Charles Houset Henry Hasen
K.mp Jacob Re mer Bernhard Wesermann August Buech
nef Charles A. hester Thomas E. Stewart Philip Heinrich
DerndAns-s Summons for Relief Com not served TO the
Defendants, FREDERICK WILDHAGEN, FREDERICK A.
6ITTI6 Yon summoned aud required TO
the plant this action uhc the 9th day Of Sep
tembe a58 filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and
County Of the City Hall In said city, and 10
copy yoa the said complaint the
M Office SO John in the City Of Newfork within
twenty the service Of this exclusive
of the day service and you fail 10 answer the sNd
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff n hi. action
viii apply the Cont for the relief demanded In the
plant Dated New-York, September -, 1853.
COZ Wallis Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 50 John-st
MO lawlowM
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Stephen II. Brsrch has authorized his counsel
John w. Ashnead and Judge Whiting, to motif
Mayor Iemsn and others that he viii apply to th
Supreme Cour. for q new trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

n Y. SUPREME COURT.-Chy and County
lNs Of Eew-Yort.-JAMES TATEM at FRANCIS "
WHITNEY and BENJAMIN GODFREY:-sunmonaT TO
this action, which has this day been
FLED the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New
York at City Hall In said City and copy OF
answer my Office number 20 all street. In the City
elusive Of the day Of such service and you fail
complaint Aforesaid, the plaintiff viii take Judgment
against YOU for the Of twelve hundred and fifteen dollars
and nineteen cents with interest thereon from the thirty st
day Of Deceber eighteen hundred together with the
ooss Of this acton~Daed New. York, December H. lSe
Q. McADAM, PlaintiTs Attorney,
Dls slaxerM No Sc Wall st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Yorse BrReL young fellows named
Chsrks Lady Jsan poar ard John ksnsns we're srnts
skcu, oelock Friday ssruoon ehssed With bursicoey
fI,h street. Owned By Isae Ven cef AID spsnPssai 20
esv doars Of esd ptpe- The paxteo
wee discovered BY Thomas Bsrrec, who eafased q
pluubes hsns6ea sbru esvips he grefnse va
rne. c.rse roou sEd ordering Bsss stand ASIDE,
aiI.etxd AassEeid Gerry he ksa e. Dsvs tn,s6seA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ARTIST OF Az ALLEGED SHoPLIFTER.-Abo0t
O'Clock Friday evening Augustus Marshal German womsp
the Of Messr W. c. T. Porter No. AS Hod
street. and charged stole therrom various article. Of
alarm Eyen, when Oeer Chowe Of be Ninth Precinct arrived
and her She the Station House. and sef
much difficulty Sergeant and o&cers Cholwe srd HAMS
sen ascerasps that accused lived In acroom OF the
Of Thirty Hh and Eighth ayenus, pro-
thber make search Her proved be mine
Of dry goods Of almost even sgnsee description Amons them
valuable nsnss silk dreses bssques srsvs sdies hs
h.nckerchefs geptenaens clothing quilts, ,ces ke The
goods s Of which supposed have been o-n vers COZ
sryed the Ninth Ward House and placed In e
Capt 6eteina where they be for several days The
articles recovered supposed to be worth about 81 m The
accused y - held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

- YORK.-Job L. Black and Nathan Benjamin, Pam;
tfs sssnst William Carey, John Carney and Townsend
Carpenter, Defendants Summons for rehet-tCom Dot
serv,d)-To the Defendant JOHN CARsEY; Yo1 are
summoned and required the complaint In this
action which filed IL the Office Of the Clerk Of the Superior
Of New York the City Hail. In the City Of
NewYort oD the Esd day OF December S5 aud serve
copy your the said complaint the subscrber a.
their ohc- No 27 Brosewsy ia the City Of New York. with
IN twenty days the service of this summons
Of such service and fail t answer
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this viii apply the Court for the relief demanded in tse
complsirt-Dseo December %. 1859.
IauGwN NILES1 BAGLEY Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Drv;.s TIE Jsussry term Of tn

CApeHr .sp MlxuED.-Dssec.ive D,usOa, sr
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERI.-Two men, giving
thsir s Jsnss NcCoyrick and Edvtrt Wson. ard
trr place o. sos No 10 Bsery sce taken IN Gus
cy yes-ercAy chsB- " highway robbery
hIe3 ~ Tsooas A1srd.r Of No. Is ss.ee Mr.,
A. ssts h: On toe prerou, night the scclsei Iaoks4 him
robbed ein Of BIS 10 rod and thsn FED Jusos
Ccrnoy eouHi:st Tie fellows In d.fssl, Of 600 saa for
trial NecOniek ErsEshmar snd his ourade irs-
ma
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professional Notiles.
Orean 6teamers, Sc.


CPECAL NOTICE.
- FIRST CLIPPER TO SAIL
(ROSS FALCUNER co - LINE)
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The extreme Clipper sbip WHtkLWIND, G,et, Msster,
viii Monday and Tuesday Of this week. at Pier No.
n East River. Apply 10
ROSS, FALCONER Co.,
No. vs. Pinest, corner Of William
Ateps At San Francisco, Messrs ROSS, DEMPSrER& Co.
VNHE NORTH-GERMAN LLOYDS' STEAM
Il SHIP NEW-YORK, VI. J. Won sANTEN, Commander
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL,
win ssh positively .
SATURDAY. Feb. 10, ct I'm,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers for - -
LONDON. HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON aud BREMEN,
q the following rates: - -
FIRST CABIN 500; SECOND CABIN e55i STEER
AGE eS5 For Freight aud Passage apply 10
GELFCKE, KEUTGEN REICHELr,
No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ALLEGED ATTEyFT AT BURGLART.-Not lar from
q O'Clock Saturday Morning Mr. Luther Baldwin Keeping
hsrdvsI- store a. No 9 Bowery aroused from his snm N
hers BY hearing burea the s Of breaking opn the shutters
window leading Mr. BALDWIN wno sleeps
II hs sore instantly jnp-d Of ped and hsenns 20 the
gro, hence the eme1std the alarm aud
ne two your sssers making tse escape The
ssm heard By Ocer Green Of The Tenth Precinct uho
CHRISTIAN Yossr. he II German boy only 10 ye.rs Of sse
His Who opposre direction made his e.
Foster confessed that the store OF Mr. bad
rp wA the other boy for the purpose Of committing bur
GARY TIE Prsoner locked for hearing before Justice
Brennan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ASoIHER S1ABBIsG CAsE.-A sailor named John
Mcdonald was aFprehended yesterday morning,
charged with felopiously assautng one Wm C'ose, Of
No. 22i Murray street. CIose alleges that Mcdonald
gave him several u gsshes across the nose, cheeks
and hands with butcher knife. The magistrate at the
Tombs cent Mcdonald TO prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ARRIsr or SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs.-Oficer
shopbcf of he Seventh Precinct s-ed three yoGns men,
th. Patrick h.e6ep John Wen sid John Ward
BE- found prowr tie upper portion sf the Pre-
ei,et unce very slspous eircauAnc-s Oa seachns ne
8, the sx:oD Hou.- barsss tools pistols and other
improper In found their possSoG. They
csSiree fer snzs.ion By Justice Brennan
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

THy ELM STREET MURDER.-Coroner Gamble, on
Saturday, impanneled jury to hold an inquest upon
the body Of Wilhelm Decker the second victim Of the
Elm street tragedy and at 10 o'clock this morning es
timory in the case will be taken at the Sixth Ward
Station. House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

or ,drp:s of,on,iaulr The ss Dols. n.rsred
and drsss Msnsseh Lshy then yrn' ~ .,:ir snd
70 the 6sh. One other psrs'ns coming Ia the
.ers driven nom tie premises On. I as,., y,
S.I sd.II'' arrested 'a'"s' Kelly ''''i'''''' ''' '
ALLEGED SHorLirrrR-Mary Ann hes.si: s.lss snss
yesterday BY oosr wo0dbss the Sixth Precinct chssd
s,s1sr. p NovtnS-T Mar, the time.
sst The having been piri,ea d. Grand Jay
refused BY tie DhtIict-At'ornsy.
FATAL HArcHwAr AccIDESr.-Coroner Gamble
Sss in L. .@py is"s
ip. sood: into i. sh story q u. building secdsn,sy lei
through he h..esv.y to the nm, sso and ": a%.
leaves family The Cor0osis Jury rendered verdict Of
DrArH FROM ScALDs.-Coroner Gamble held an
inquest No. "A City Hall place, on the body OF Thonas De-
s'OP n. esd so yss ups., and ns upon
Kim the "a verde. to hS eaec, wss rendered By
the Jury.
A CORRECTION.
To ~ ESes, J The ~ y. TrssaA
SIR: In your issue Of this day You state that
Ess wsI: .n .1 s
grant in that s'''' A''pe'''any WOOD, sSS EDDY Co.
IAayertiseueut
PHRENOLOGY Examinations, with charts ana
written descriptions character given daily ct the rhreno-
lcr Cabinet. No. 500 Broadway, blocks above the fHk
Private rcors fer Gentlemen Ladies' FowLER WILLS
IAdvertisement
HILLS AIR LIGHT GAS Co. OFFICE No. 4A
Broome " has been the topic OF conversation in oil the
pubic assemblies city Tbis heahfa cheap and brilliant
bsht destined override al other lights Every person can
twothirds less than other hsht
ttate ard County right. offered for sa and the apparatus
on exhibition Office. MAPEs SWEDEN Co.. Agents tor
tk.f ultedS Sta aud
tAdver,isement-I
TFAS-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have On
hand sy,ry variety TEAS aud Tea Dealers and
private families souchons Oooous and Young ysor rom 20
4oc Gunpwder and Imperial from 2c TO SC AL other
qualities equally low. Also 81 boxes good FAMILY TIA ios
81 Call ana examine at No l15 Chatham st., between rss
aud Roosevetsts.
Advertisement , -,
A. w. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at retail by
all ,tstopefs At vhole.s,e only BY
EBERHAsD FABEs, sole ssent, No lSS Whhamst
TAdver.is- ment
HO, For Pixies PEAK, UTAH, KANSAS
and the FAs WEsr"-Msk aud ship everything, care OF
wNdins House. Office No Y south Msinst
TAdvertseHent
BRADY's GALLERIES.
PHoroGRAPHs
AMBRoryPEs AID DAGUER.EorYPES
Nos 2 $50 and sp Brosd~sy New and No. S2 Psnns
syfanis.sv, Warrington, ID. G.
IAdyertissmept
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN Oll, nnished oy
the first artists superior syle the RooT GALLERY NO.
S6s Broadway Frank Inst Dssuersotyps' Ambo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

OPPOSED TO oANsExArIoS.-The residents Of Hud-
son City held meeting few evenings since 70 protect eesat
the Of that city TO Jerey City the Ffh Ward
Committees appointed to sienstues ssains The
pro postio n. TO be foI Waded 10 Trenton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

Bayarl Taylor accounts for IT,,
great amount OF female beauty in
Poland, in the following manncr. lie
says:
"Ihcrc. girls do not jump from in
fancy to young ladyhood. Thry are
not sent from the cradle direct To the
parlor,lo dress, To sit SIN, and look
pretty. No., they are treated rs chill,
drrn should be. During chiIdhool,
which extends through II period OF
several years they are plainly and
loosely dressed, and allowed to run,
romp and play in III" open air. They
take in sunshine as docs the opcn flow
or. They are not loaded down, girdcd
about and oppressed every way with
counties IrlIIs and superintendent
%IlOunccS, 50 aS to be admired for their
much clothing. Nor are they render
ed delicate and dy>pcptic by continual
stulling with candies aud sweet cakes,
as are the majority Of the American
children. Plain, simple food, free and
various exercises, aud abundance Of
sunshine during the whole period of
childhood, are tie secrets oil beauty in
after life.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

II0rE FOR ruE NmESr.-Ncvcr call u
man II lost man until he is buried in n
hopeless gave. No MAJ is lost up
on whom any influence can be exert.
ed; no man is lost TO whom the offers
OF the gospel may be brought. 1t is
'ut IA lew wocka since ! sat by the
sue OF II oithe poorcS; aud IoycIiesl
,'"'"'Is' who once was degraded,
p"t WIG !" now at the head Of FAM
i"sN"y respected aud beloved. We
are never TO he discouraged. There
Is ho man or woman 50 vile but God
may bring them washed and sas.J, w.
His kingdom.-Dr. Ting. u
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

A WONDERFUL TowS.--The wo,
dcriul growth Of Le%avcnworih ci,v
Kansas, is astonishing. Although oniy
four years old, it contains n popula-
lion Of 2O.I70. with IAN assessed valu
alton of ~S3s7I.375. 1t has min,
churches, ten schools, four daily am
four weekly papers, seven job print
ing offices, eighty nine lawyers an
forty doctors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

The undersigned would respectfully inform
hc Public, that he has Just opened an extern.
sivc stock Of superior Furniture, Mattresses,
&c, IN the spacious warcroom in No. ~
Fogg's Building. On College street, three
doors North Of a. Ilamillon's warehouse. 1t
is my intention Ia keep constantly oh hsni
the best Furniture of Home and Estcrn man.
uiacturc. which ! can afford To sell as cheap
n any other ia the market. | have engaged
the services ofthc most competent w%orkmen,
and mn prepared TO compete with the best
manufactures in the West. All orders en-
trusted to me will b. executed salislacioral.
ly and with promplness. Especial attention
will be paid TO repairing all kinds OF Furni-
ture. aud satisfaction warranted in ali cases.
All desiring bargains in Furniture and Up
hol-try, will lind it TO their advantage TO give
me a call be,oro purchasing elsewhere.
First Furniture Store on College street
North Of broad. W. FAY.
feby 18th,
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The alone Sanrual,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUNL
THE FARMERS MOTTO

Gen. Hicrcc closed an Agricultu.
raj Address at Twinsburg, Ohio, Sept.
l7th, as follows:
"Lct the farmers motto be, then,
good farms, good stock, good seed,
and good cuItivalion.' Make farm.
ing n science, in which your head as
well os your hands are employed; let
there be sytcm, reason in all your OPP
crntions; study to make your farm
beautiful, and your lands lovely; en-.
ticc by kindcss, the birds TO visit, and
cheer your dwelling with their music.
] would not associate with the man
or boy that would wantonly kill the
birds that chcnrruIly sing around our
dwellings and farm; he is fitted Tor
treason and murder. Who does not,
with the freshness Of morning, call up
the memory Of the garden Of his IN
fancy in childhood! The robins nest
in the old cherry tree, and the nest OF
young chirping birds in the currnut
bushes; the flowers planted by his
mother and nurtur"d by his sister!
In all our wandcrings, the memory Of
%clildhoods birds and flowers are as.
Sociatcd with our mothers and siStcrs'
and our early home. As y0u would
have your children intelligent ana
happy, and their memory in amer
life, %orcarIy home, pleasant or rcpui.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

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EaG:C, = g1Ggs.
ucyen,,4 ,,,',r f9.is 77;scg,5nri j.. Er,,i-
vrysr,5y 6~srrr,rrUsg rV!.y At, usy,rrs.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

The undersigned is prepared TO execute all
kinds Of Iron Work, either wrought or cast,
Steam Engines. Water Wheels. Mill Gear
ing. Agricultural Implements, Iron Fronts,
Mills Of all kind, Iron Railing. Ornamental
Iron Work Of every yaricty--such ns, Veran-
dahs, Fencing, &c. We would call partic-
ular attention 10 this department, as we have
n most extensive assortment oil patterns of
the very latest styles.
T. VI. BRENNAN,
81 College St Nashville, Tenn.
Fcb3 Gn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-05-12

A Memphis correspondent give the
following passage IN IA debate be-
tween Andy Johnson, a candjdnt" for
gubcrnaloriaI houoGs, and Guslavua
Henry, generally known as Gus the
Eagle Orator. The debate was So.
we're, and r&cilcd much interest. An.
dy closed his speech with lhi5 amnlhi-
Iating defamation:
w met ibis EagIr, and can say,
with an honest heart, that he has
none Of my flesh on his laIons-nonc
ormy blood on his bcah,'
This was good, and would have
been IA stumprr, but the undiSmaycd
Gus Immediately rose to his feet and
replied:
"Tis true the honorable gentlemen
has met the Eagle aud bears no traces
ofhaving left flesh on his taIonS or
blood upon his bcak, and ii, not
strange, my friends; for those Of You
who know the habits Of our national
bird know full well that he never feeds
upon carrlon.'
SHch aYhoW and such Il discontinue
made Andy lltkc. bat it didn't defeat
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aGeEORGE. GvpyG

w pnr.i-n Vim. rit'.l couisdioner, AMI Deanerin
tsus9 -
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE


NASHVILLE, TENN.
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, aud sIinll devote our en-
elusive attention To this branch Of the bust
ness, aud purchasers can rely upon being
supplied with fresh seeds, and tie most APP
proved kinds OF lmplrmcnta aud machines
Our Garden Seeds are from d. LnndrcJh Is.
Sons House, and nj! are the growtl, OF l~5~;
our Field Seeds are selected with care and
arc MnrrantrI 10 errm.nnlr.
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NASHVILLE; FOUNDRY AND MA
g.slNE SHOP.

iE' NEAElNILlp President.
GEO. F]Am,Hiin. so,IsiaTy.