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CHAPTER XVI.
The Knights Conquest.

Suffer me not in any want
To seek refr, sam nj from plant
Thou didst not set since all must be
Plucked up whose growth from Theef
Henry Vaughan.
Maid, choosing man. remember this
GU take hIs nature with his name;
Ast too. what his religion is,
FOR you sill soon be OF the same"
The Angel in the House.
Herman's second letter written on the sec
ond night after Constanees return) to Clara.
crossed the latter on the read. On the receipt
Of his first, she had packed her travelling trunk
hidden Sally to pack her obedient squire. Ed
wards and informed him. On his coming home
from his club. that :" she would trouble him to
escort her to Baltimore the next day, to call
on their younger sister She was astonished
TO find how happy she felt, after all her fears
and misgivings She die not know herself
very well, or she would have marvelled less.
ANY one, who did know her well, could have
seen that actual Joy to either of her brothers
must necessarily be JOY to her, whatever she
might have imagined beforehand and it is
scarcely necessary to say that Herman's letter
had been jubilant to OVERLOOKING. Her eyes
had overilowed, too. and danced, and her heart
bounded over it. Disinterestedness is the truest
seiinterest. after all. Persons of large and
generous sympathies can never be quite with
out prosperity for how poor or lonely soever
Their individual lot may be, there can scarcely
ever come time to them when some of their
friends will not be wealthy some of them ia
nous, some beautiful, and some beloved; and
one generous. friendly soul takes to itself the
wealth, fame, beauty, bliss, and each several
welfare of all its several friends, and is thus
The most wealthy, prosperous, and blessed, OF
Constance was just putting the last pretty
touches to her toilette, day or two after. and
as II happened thinking of Clara, the only young
ienlale frend quite to her mind whom she had
ever had, and conjecturing, fearing, and hoping,
about the renewal of their intercourse, when
Ahhet'e tapped at the door, said that lady
ana gentleman wished to see her, and handed
ner two cards. She saw Miss Arden" on the
hrSt one, and she saw no more. Her heart
anu she gave great start simultaneously. She
hurried TO the parlor, longing to have the first
meeting over, but trembling so that she could
scarcely stand. my own precious sister
iSV~ happy you have made Hermann was
lara sincerely grateful salvation, and Con-
s'ance found herself in her arms In that
VIZ warm embrace, she rested moment, like
weary child, lost, but comforted by being
s sI AGAIN. " had no sister," whispered
sne' III voice choked with emotion, ito coun-
bo h. me, or | could never have made him so un.
TPP! hindest, dearest Clara, forgive me
On: caFe OF me- Don't let mc do so wrong
San sain' From that time tley were sisters,
'',tme Il ca peu
Aese is Edward" said Clara, as she re,
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THE TRUE PATRIOT.
BY W. II. BRISBANE.

BY W. II. BRISBANE.
! love To see the sturdy oak,
When il resists the stormy blast,
And at each bowling tempest stroke,
Still proves lis roots are deep and fast
But more than this the honest man,
In palace orin lowly cot,
Who meets expressions partisan,
And sternly TELLS him, g / will not.n
/ love to see The slender reed,
When bent before the sweeping gale,
Still holding on its golden seed,
That not an atoms worth may fail.
But more than this the man who saith,
When crushed beneath the peoples pow
6 hold 10 trulh with s,eadfast faith,
And for its triumph bide my hour"
IConHrighf esra,teH orroxY;ao N Io..1
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see the (Roman) Catholic History of America for
an account OF the singular bessedness of the
Caina'ine Illustrating the influence of Chr
nanlty on the domestic life of nfrom the guile
found these words: II ' "'e '" NC
AT another time. she snewed the mat ON which abe
slept win large ,horns the points of which were very
sharp and after the example of the holy and rhrice han
py 81 Louis de Gonsague, he rolled her.elf for ,hre.
nights in succession hese thons which caused her h
most intense pain In consequence these thngs he,
cou1tenance was rely wasted and pale which those
around her attributed to illnessn ~
II this beaii6c though restless gentleman was the same
with ST. Lewis Bertrand, incined 10 hope thai The
quality of both his intellect and his bedding is above
somewhat TOO severely mpesched; for learn from the
verened Aiban Butter that the iaslnamed Saint lay
usually the ground, or on pieces of wood
which formed rather rack than 4 bed.n ff'--
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FEVEAT ELLHis for the North Con TIA sou
Stztas, procure Tickets from Cha stsu sa4snnsb
chattarooQz AontEozeIys Macon, UmnElu KuoxriIIa
LynchburT Wash1gsn Atiabta, A1eus.a q ST. Loui.
Louisville, Cairo Hickman Cclu1hus Evansville Cncinaf
NsEcsars, Yisburg Paducah snlthand. and Memphis ya
Nashville, teunesses-
Frat class Railroads and Steamboats, with coss connections At
sii points, Passengers aVs Nash lie, via Nashville ana
chaftsnooFa kard directly n beat without detention
Thsis the quickest and cheapes yu fox thos bound for r
West
Regular Cairo, Memphisand Sc. Louis line
Tbs Steaosts B. d. Ku1ysns Ainnsonka, sas West
Cata and J. @. Cline
One Of these Beats viii have Nashville sVy day Et 2 NJ
nsnz Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and through from
Nashville to St. Leuis IN sixty horrs.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duneth. Ea, JohH 3aut AID Tempest leave Hsh-
vile elsy Thursday and Tuesday, 81 y O'Clock. NJ tine f
Nashville Louisville sixty hours ard 20 Cincinnati four days.
Regular Mempkiss Nesg Orleans and Vtckss
burg Line OF Beats.
James Johnson Nashville. Howard Re Rover snd Joseph
Inc Savage ooeo Of ise os viii leave Nashville Other
day,zt tine bon ssshyie Memphis q hours Ticks-
bnrg, I've D. y; and 70 View Orleans in sewn pays-
Boats leave Nashville cEy and ne Eva % the
Passenger Trains before Starting.
For arsteIass accommodation upon TIE Boats fe ezn b
procured a & dHssn points At prees named In TIE E1nszd
Schedule Of Rates: -.
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% The Strongest Man In the World Pres
trated.'s--PrOdigIOus Feats Of Strength.

sThe Strongest Man in the World Pres
Neutrality-suspicious. Feats OF Strength.
From the Boston Atlas, May 81.
DR. George Wlnsbp attempted to lecture last evening at
Mercantile Hail. Physical Educstnn The hall lrd
overlooking attracted doubt the Of the
relation to his piodgous fea OF strength It having
claimed for him that he the In the world
Dr. Winhp commenced reading his lecture promptly eight
O'Clock, and had proceeded few moments befo his
Audience generally OF It. he dropped directly upon
the platform several rushed the platform and
edately bore him the adj Joining rooms where
Claiming and others attended upon him.
II announced thar he would with the lecture
few moments. lie appeared, and after ozing to the audi
I'D the first time he had tainted. He pro-
eeedd with his lecture and hid read but few pages when
agHR bcSme ogepOHered retiring lust ia nse
from another By the advice Ply scans present, he
was dissuAdeo from attempting with his lecture and
was snneHneed that would lake place some future time
ThE audience retiring RloEed reesive tickets
money most OF them taking the former II said being
taken from the hall his heart had nearly DR. W.
accounts for the unfortunate affair the ground that the os
phere al the hall close and pur= His friends however,
regard - caused by the peculiarly Of appearing before pub
lie audience for the hrst time.
DR.. W years given the
Jet Of Phy steal eauaiiun e twenty Ave Of i've
feet inches in height and weighs hundred and forty
three pounds Hs graduated Cambridge Eve yeSs He
raise barrel OF 1O1r from the his shoulder
raise himself VIII either lit lie finger till his cin hHlf
foot above raise 90 pounds ger
pat sdnmb bell Of al exercises daily with tWOdunb
bells weighing TO pounds each which he Ster atey
above his head lift with the hands de4d weight,
without the aid Of StraIs belts Of kn TOpam the
strongest man in kngAud could raise only 500 pounds in the
same and the cee rated Belgian giant cOud lift only 500
Dr. w. exhibit all these lat unexpected
turn which events took prevented H. The proved to
be an infant
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80 AMxs 1teshaEtoiV Apology
e ibtb NOT Sc \ anything more deliciOusy in
81 skd sssalEcssA6 tbs sabjolned, from the
y 'zaas. It is not every nan, vhO,
~ in the came get could explain quite as veil
our hero.
ezr eoning II last night my love,
Massps.hng sudden Twas heplDg Nell
shs put the crimson q her m0uih up-Feu,
- BEL and Sleoe-Snd tasn pa s,insl5s, cana
1Asassrt o. maiden northeln lights
skoot ~ ysrr eheeks and tnrnhie 10 your eyes
ne seeh tssoss l lLEs e sss The Wind
Ike pretty ScraAn-Ter5 mad
I'm. ths dangerous and regal afr
Iosse ssas gsssns na1s' nd qSeen yoH srsS
And elasDedit withs diamond Ike asisr.
'TwaseaalmiRg IN my mistress Bat, ny lifs,
1twOuid rot Be 70 ehAEnins In ny wiis.
IKE wId things, a. have sid, hut then
should net like 70 own them Whs Rouid b
Proprietor q earthquakes. Iooss hurricanes,
Or cOnes plangins In celestial sessf
Or wed 8 maid that could II she shoah please,
eivehn touch Of Ons or all Of thesef
Not I. Don't iets ssnsl. murder storm
Brood N yonr eyes Sith eyFy uEd then
4 1ssb Of sngry lahtning. lou hsye had
Your March md april now se June sgain,
And let your Ane cut eyetroW.' sksn span
Be bows Of promise to your issorts mani
I've had ny laugh, and you your pout, and now
lYou'n spoil that r &c bud Il sou tuis; itsoD
Give ne bolh hands that nsysES " Good Ress,
The good Queen Be whose heart and u nl and fact,
Teach ne 70 love ALI Women--Gs q racet
So when kissed pretty cousin Nell,
Ihon0red one who taught .dmre
FAR women In their tRe-t-s-don's you see
Bu. then. dear Bess, standing ~ her,
Der lips quite close-noE this was eNt'e noas--
Upon my sOul, made believe 'tWasyoui
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ALY'a
AROMATIC VALLEY

n
FOR MEDICAL UsEs
HAS taken that position the vcrlds estimation, Fnieh
II jussas. iis Rsop5isto. i claiming sor
Predaeed. Il is b process known eny TO the
q ss ssoIsd oe eth Il s. Tsy he aosOns
tane no EAr e elssrons cs Ss,s
Sosy upsn it, Inherent srt which Proprietor does not n
Ter % long As he coarOss ne manufacture shall ever Be tor
DisIIngufsbea Chemists
WHOSE certificates We publish herewith
BE has heretooe refaiuse from making puhis % ADVERTISE
--'-i Esxtraorainary Medical PTSPsE sls -.
part has indaesd By sensitive dread mat tns se -
pcion ecnfee lis rse win saSshs 1 I
Soe linz past the proprietor has been IL the constant receipt
o. asso ~ re bsbs reputation. ara tesluonsals
Which sak With such emphatic and unqualified approval o. the
snFiFSilsd Gnslsn, 3 81 SsoIAl xiGEaT,
IA v,c srsfEi sfifnu has become requisite
e Ss deems bis duty q the hasad & which
Be has spoken. TO make known g the no1lG, = @ S pss
4, no III purcse to rrcite IN dse List Of those diseases
ShS s "a 81 s as 81 DIS snElant. They are particularly
criei IN The yariOua testimonials spoken o. Wne are open
~ Ilr,v itout special permission Of the dlsihgrhed
persons them to as to parade IN tAs psee asSs
to say that ss sssasss alluded to, comprise ali such
&c incident rcica Latede to change o. SlmSe or
Grant functions the human system; inducing eES
depresOn AID the nulsitudinoas us Rowing RON
this source.
In al such cases TIE AROMATIC TAtIrV WHnzEv
Acts as HeSt0ratve,
assisting oygans smuant which, both IN char
degree, IN Gil tngs most admirably Atted
to ssnygorz call that tone and oTee Of acton In
the vital organs 80 essential to physiesl health.
u IL 10 shs extent that the roPEetoT knows himself to be
ush in claiming fer Manufacture Hygienc prcpees and
which cannot Be stated nor oTerralued Its uni
MEDICAL PROFESSION
recommended. Alseady has found Its
principal public rdte Hospitals in the country
and wherever has bcer used, forthwith becones
quiaso.
key and find ARTICLE, oDs aayor, and without
JAMES E. CHIFFON, MD,
New York. Chemist.
STATE AssAYEz's OFFICE, g sommerBet st.,
BcsaOS, April I7th. 1858.
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
no Injurious matters Of any would recommend as
suitable for medical and public purposes
State Asssyer.
Your Aromat, ralley whisky s received and after careful
Examination find pune article entirely free from the
sdulerstrg ingredients 50 frequently used
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
IT. Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
L the Valley Whiskey as It sod b the bottle and case
only. WI II, DAILY.
For sale in Nus VILE by JOSEPH NASH and all the resca
bic Grocer and Druggists. Ap27-d3n.
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O u R FL A G

o U IL FL A G
Hoist, hosti our Tag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY
In war. let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne by the pstriots hand,
Proclsim ITS beauty and its worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
II peace guard well the sacred boon,
Dequeatbed by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms Gauss,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, h'ist Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere,
Beoest5 The western sky.
Hoist hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every float higher
Up With the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spre.
Let fenne scans every WHARF,
Let every etate around,
Know where type OF nsturs 3 mSSe,
Where every type il found.
Above our ATf GoZerE,
Our couptTy's standard wave,
And pnJerneath its folds preside,
The bsauuf1l-ti,e brave
The child-tne pnrcnt-pstriot-siref
The without Ltre,
Rests here in sweetest portTAiturel
With every charm but Life,
Then raise our bsnperto the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types q the Art Gallery,
Are made BY G. @. HUGHES,
teslS-d&wtL Corner Of oOlIese and onion sts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE is CALLED TO
Al 4 e. IL -
House Keeping establishment.

46 PUBLIC SQCARE, Up STAIRS
Over (fOEmerlYl hIckA' China Hall, now
J. g.. DaraeM q Co.'s China Hail,
Nashville.
VHTHEhE Catalogues Of few thousand articles kept
Nv thsestsblshnen BE had Descriptive
business he proposes and the articles
constantly kept prices than the
kind goods have usually sold market will
bis purpose always has in whatever
been engaged with the
respectfully sUlcits call from his former patrons
friends, whether they in Immediate goods
not loct3ll A II. HICKS.
A kIne COunIry HesIdence for sale.
AVING determined carry my Negroes the South,
! will sell about Three or Four Hum s8sf8a
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the up e3SA
which reside, situated gOod Turnpike Road
miles Nashville,
hoodsn williamson county Soil equal the Fer
particulars apply the premises, to A v Lindsey
in Nashville
sepg-df p. A.PERKINs.
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention Of his
L. friends and the public general y, that he has een sp
pointed the sole agent in Nashville 1or r., Il BIIsnt's
Celebrated cooking Range, admitted by all to be
anything cfea risng all the require
ments Tor nereii the in all s branches Isng
also ec9noisr Of Ee, ani nr nd comfort
stands unrivalled- Give call and jud. ynu seves.
II. A. COOPER APent. PfrT her, &c,
No. 81 rbet Street. Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper. Tin, Sheet II deal
in all kinds Of Stoves Baths Closets Wash bowls &c &c.
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MORE TO Be AD4lRED TEAM TIE
Il ECH Il = Il DlA ID Il M
ENRR

1NEh
Worn by Kings or EmperOrS
what why a Beautiful Head of HAIR
DEoAUsElts the ornament Sod Himself proviEed FOR all
ID Reader although the may bloom ever
test bs those Of peaT Tie sea Is Sest Of It's coverings or
TIE hair Enared siveed, kdrsl aud dry si,
WoodI Hair Res.SStvs used Two or three tes week viii
ssSE aDd Per@aneny secure to s such an ornament aeed
zIo!4erg:
DaaF Sr-Perit me 10 express to you the obligations am
un6E oS The entire restoration Of my hair is original color
bsoeming gray, b. taPOn he sppcOn your RssOrs
Nv recovered s original hgs consider Jour Restorative
ASres-sas- an, dear sir yours truly,
"Dzch ar GwyIIsdyct."
welsh Newspaper Office, IL Nassau st April ls 1859
sos ; q y SSqT month Or six week; ag
Who cocludd 30 Try Der nar, thinking 81 the tm
IA vel 81 nv s,rprise siteT few Sssks' I7,. II b 70 M
ss wonderful eject OF turning all gray hairs to adar roEr
Fesend the shove Restorative to s persons in want OF such
ssngeh Ct their hair. CHARLES CARDEW
PAoP. Q. J. WOOD: With confidence 1 recommend yop
s % xovT iIsP Rs.tr.Svs nv mn Ss ever saw
mOs, white have gradually DARK, Zee
assuaI color. also danGrua aud u
pleasant itching So common among Pers Ons who PeTsEe freely
PHor wooD-About years ago my hair commercial falling
% and turning was East becoming bald and ha treo
IN January last few applications fastened my hair firmly,
sH % on up grow out and turned sS:6 to its former cOioi
ksa, and and eaealy recommend its use to all
ne RsstOrsvs put up in bottles Sizes viz large, N,
dun and snail the small holds pint, and retails tor
10 proporton thin the small tAs per
ts e holds quart forty per cent more in proportion
Q. : WooDkco ,PropristOrs, sl0 BrOsdwsy,New
sAs sas T. Wrv Railing Esshshnsnt) and La Market S.
Al 81 . az Ssoa Druggists and Esag Goods rsAlxL
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7. Q.
B U II g e & AL Il e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission & Produce Merchants
DEALERS IN

~ k1Ol4ESAA4E Ok1OCEh6s
Commission & Produce Merchants
AID DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
WE in receipt large we'll
w Groceries, Liquors. &C. to which We invite the attention
Of the trade:
$50 Louisiana Sugar Baltimore and Louisiaus
100 bbls and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar.
Crushed Sugar. IS bbls Baltimore and LouiSisna
so bbls and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; Is bills Baitaore aud Philadel
Phis Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, rs do 90. Java coEse,
Nv MOIasses.
$50 tbl. New NOas;, go ten sail'n kegs Cold syIH'
lUO ten gall kegs do
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 doc Painted Buckets,
go 4 do do IS nests Painted Tubs,
800 do do $50 dozen Washooafds,
$50 boxes Tsllos do 200 dog BroomS.
100 Pearl Starch 50,tOO assorted Cigars,
200 do Bar SOAP, Is bxs smoking Tobacco;
. chests Green Black Tea; $50 DO Manufactured as
30 Dc Pepper, 100 bxs CARROTS snraj
10 bases Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizesi
100 casks New Castle soda, Is do Bar Lead;
lou bxs do do in papers, IS bxs Nsson's Backing;
cerOons hest Indigo, $50 d. glassware;
2cssks Dutch Nader; $50 DO Window Glass;
Is cisrsesf esh Rice, 500 bbls kenhAE5 Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Deans WHISKY, 200 bbs RObsrtSOn eOun
Is do Wsrd 8 Cary . $50 SbIs Rye & Bourbon do
25 Smiths old do 100 bxs Longworh's Catawb
&c or. pipes Sherry Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 q casks oil Burgundy Port
pipes Jesn Louis Brandy; Wine.
2 pipes Holland Gin; 50 bssk Champagne Einsi
btls Ale: 10 bbls Vinegar;
Together with other articles usual kept in the Grocery
inc. Ljznl2 BUR6E & ALLEN.
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DAVIS d GAINES.

DAVIS d GAINES,
WbOIes sale Gro GERS,
PRODUCE e. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. As Broad Street, Nashville Tenn.
The highest market price psid Rags Festhsrs Beeswax
seng, Flaxseea, and Bacon
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A. PINTO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
IN
FINE CHBW1NG TOBACCO
No. Union and American Build ing,
Cherry street, near the Post Office,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces 80 the
public Nashville, that he has just opened Of
Cigars received directly from Ysyanna by New Orleans
which sale BY wholesale el There may always
be fond, De assortment Of Regslas, Inps, Ionchers Lon
s CAEators and other excellent brands such
WaShingIOnj Ii Sultanj
CcrYanIes; La Flor de ArRngOj
IngeRuidadi IA Sol;
hec0IIHna; La EsquiSGta;
IA PrIncIPei IA NOhpAuS ultra
COnsuclOS; La Isabel;
ASerOIna; La Ceres;
lnfaIiSa Flor PuiadaS;
Figaro; PLENTY of Room;
ParIasas; Flor de J. M. M;
Flor de Morales; Union Jack;
LA CeIInaj &c.s DC.
If
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Golden syrup! Golden syrup!
y BARRELS st. Louis Golden Syrup;
Sab IS kegs do do dc
iOs reosivsd and Vss1 RpGOr ArSs fer aSs low = No.
SsT2 0AERa, WEzTOuo zee,
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NOR RENTss.sThe large Room overthe Daily New Of
hce, formerly occupied BY BArnards Book RDdery This
room GO By 20 feet suitable for Job Printing Office, Book
Bindey, almost mechanical employment Steam
be had fren the News Office Engire, In this
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher. at News Once OF A. v. Hnesey
the subscriber. ija6l JAMES ". HOYTE.
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EaysdIr
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

n BECKER would respectfully to the public Of
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice. Of
Plano, violnceo, Violin Orders Jeff at AcCure Ben
sons Music Store win be promptly attended to
Rspt7-a
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NEW FIRM
AND ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES Az
WARD q RIA Nd Ok PH'S
FASHIONABLE boot AND SHOE STORE,
No. So college street,
Opposite R. c. McNairys A. & A. B. Reechs Store
RE receiving and will keen constantly hand general
Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes, which they
viii sell the lowest Fcrs Tor cash. Warranted, In point Of
style dt Wurkm snship unsurpassed.
z. B-In order build trade determined make
mhI-dIy1 WARD & RALDoLPh
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Nlanny's COmDHnea Reaper and
Mower,
LETITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS his
w celebrated Machine eceived the r premium Of Grsrd
MKDAL, the combined Reapng Moving Machina
the crest United States Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
KY, in SEPTEMBER 1857 The trial on Syracuse, New
yor in Juy, where all the p MRchines the Unite,
thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States Ageutura
society, 81 Louisville, KY.
1t also received the award the best Reaper, and the bes
lower before separate committees appointed by the Pres
OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
july 1857 Of the machines in use in Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Mschn
IuTng the last season. every Machinein Ameriea
The above machines are sale by tie nndeEEgned,
3. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the STATE.
Fisher, WHEELS co.,
feh27-d&wt Nashville. Tena