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Great Ratification Meeting!
TO BIZ HKLD AT
JOHN T. BROWNS
Nh QR puT,Iic Snnara

o
FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT /
OoME one come all, selling Groceries at per
cent above cost delivered Of change for cash Such
White Wheat Flour, in 25, ~ and IS pound bag9
Also, Red Wheat, in 95 a. and 90 pound bags
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup;
Sugar House &olasses;
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jafa Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyra Coffee
Baltimore Rio Coffee;
Of home made Willow Baskets Of all sizes, for
sale cheap at TsugI6l JOHN 7. BROWNS.
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Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.

FVNHE undersigned wish to SELL At private sale large and
valuable estate in Arkansas and about fifty Slaves EiA
Mules and Stock on the
The tract contains twenty-five hundred acres In COCO she
lies IN the Northern Part o. Desha county, four miles from the
Arkansas river Adoins the lands Of Bynum Foster Sheoo
Three hundred and fifty aeres cleared ana Tour
saened three years CONNECTED with this tract the
Widows Dover hundred OF which one nun
dred and sevenhree cleared The place Is known as
Floyd Smiths landing. =.
There slaves, all carefully selected North
negroes only Of them over forty yeArs OF age hyou
Young and likely and boys the balance young women
will the Plantation about the lUh OF
prepared communicate to prices Sred &C fa Oh ~
puebaee oney will be required when sale is made.
ANDERSON BILLS,
b. B ROBERTS,
D. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of J. Il. jenkins
s.lisbu,y N q August u, 'GO-d2m.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
(1S6O) NEW ARRANGEMENT. (Is6D
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LEAN OLIVI e IL,
Omission AVID WARDLY9 MERCHANTS
- Common IT, New Orleans

fall CUNNINGHAM, Nile, Tennessee
hACKT A. HAMILTON "
d DESEGKE, Presideitizens' Bank, New orleans.
A RATHBOEE, o CaoAl and Banking CO., u.
ALERKD PKEH, niop Bank, New Orleans
W MOETGoNKRY, Esq xehAnge Place, New York
HEATos 4 DEEcFiA. Plphia. mar2g- dom
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sell or exchange in part for goo ey q Sogs
sid 1rspsrty my Residences two males Norta 2. "a
NEG PEE ~ }. "a acres land attached. improvement
rev. extensive and complete A., -. - ~. ...-.,
20 r1s and further particulars apPy 70 ne on me Pr
ZOE m s. FosrEz and JSo. L. sEHqE, Cedar street
es, or 70 1oAN- . ". B. WALTON.
Union CODY and charge this Ofhes--Eash. BSnnsr
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NED BUNTLINE,S NEW BOOKS.

NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.
NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of Il.
ustraOus Just Published for Retail Whole
sale cheap Book Store of FREDERIC A. BRADY, "a Ann
Street, Yorks Price twenty-five cents each 6vO
for dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
The White Wizard; or, the Great Prophet of the
Seminole Indians. BY NEB BuSrIISE. P:ics IS cents.
II.
Sea Waif; or, The Terror of the Coast. A Tale of
Privaeering l776. By NED BuNTLISE Price 95 cents
III.
Saul SabberdHy; or. The Idiot Spy. A Tale Of the
Men 1576 By NFD BURILISE. Price IS cents
Nv.
Efrida; or, The Red Rover's Daughter A New
MySry Of New York. by NED BrNrLNE Price Is cents.
The Man-o'-War'sMans Grudge. A Romance of
the Revolution. Byi'ED BUSTIINE. Price IS cents.
W.
Our Ness: or The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf. A
Tale Naval Herom and wild adventure in the Tropics By
NEp BuNTL1EE. Price 25 cents.
VII.
Tuona Prescott; or. The Curse Fulfilled Tale of
the American Revolution By NED BUNTLHE Price95 cents.
VIII.
Thavendapegea, the ScOurge; or, The NarEagle of
the Mohavk tale Of Mystery Ruth and Wrong. By MD
BuNTLINE, Pieces cents.
Stella Delorme; or, The Camanche's Dream. wild
and fancifu story OF saYage Chivaly By NED BUNLINE
Price Is cents
The Rift and the Spray. A Tale of Smugglers in
the English Channel Beautifully IllutateL By MALCOLM
J. ERRxM Price 95 cents.
Nj
Pathway; or The Mountain Outlaws. A Tale of the
Northern Trapping 6rounis. BY DR.. j. II RoHrsoN Price
25 cent?.
Auof the above Books are full Of Beautiful Illustrative
/ Cravings, by DARLEY
Booksellers News Agents. and all others will please send on
/ their orders
Copies Of any or all Of the Willie rent free OF postage
/ ner mail, to any receipt Of price.
| FREDERIC A BRADY,
/ ..ntgd9r Street, New York.
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-. ,...,, MuIatto Boy, twenty yesrs o. xge:
perfectly sound, excellent e ~ stats he is
ns dining and bed TOc iii not sZree with
sos, N ham be Is associated. and WON es IA Inv Il
preiudiced against nm ~ WILL. L. BOYD,
Ne. Sc Cherry street.
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Tvree Springs.

opene for the accommodation Of visitors BY the
~ 10th OF June. Persons desircus OF visiting nc
sngs IN Of this time will Be aseon@odAfed on reason
.be srms By application the ofce Of Metmors
s's - ~ - TRsk UesW URM.
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DO YOU WANT
TO ADVERTISE
YOUR BUSINESS.
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w~ars nov prepared for the early Fall Trade, 10
oasr our friends and the Retail Merchants generally,
Ars and choice stock Of Goods, etc, ETC., 10 mako s se
from; and he prices w puAraHss low any IA ne
Eastern market for prSmps notes.
Liberal dIseSunts made for saah puFckases.
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We sell goods Low prices prompt Retail Merchants
they be bought In New York. Philadelphia Boston, which
il saving Of expense and time leaving bone
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FRIDAY PACKETS

BELFAST, H.R.W. HILL,
Capt. A. R. Irwin. Capt T. H. Newell.
These boats Memphis the Railroads from
point, their respective days Leave Memphis Immediately
the arrival Of the A. o. and NJ o. r. H. Trains Through
Tickets will be sold by all the Roads in connection with this
line and their Tickets recognized good Passengers
their arrival avoid delay Memphis longer than
business pleasure may require For freight passage apply
on board or to THOS. II. WILLIAMS CO.,
JN0. Z. HYDE CO.,
,,ntIadAn Arepts New Orleans
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cnnvasscd Hams, shoulders and Flour.
- CASKS CanVaed Hams. 10 casks Shoulders 200 tAr
- rs Flour all kinds in store and for sale very low At
Is and IS MszIet street, By
Auge3 HO0h no0A1A Z W
A Card 90 Families
VTTE have Oh sale a hne Brett Carriages second
w hand: One nne PhRton Carriage, rev One
superior RarOuches second hand; One large Eamhh5
Carriage, sesondhsnd Fine second hand R1aHOsS gsea
makes All OF which will be sold very cheap 70 close,
BENZ. =. SHIELDS 4 Co.,
sep20 No. q, Central Auction Rooms, College street.
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OAIS.

IHtHAT comfortable dwelling, No. 1f5 s.-,Ys Kan.
formerly the residence Of RussELE present residence
Also No. y North Summer Str'. KIRKMAN, President
JAS. OokREYs Esq. Apply to Union Bank Of Tennessee
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CONE Ar LAST.

a. Il NJ e IN -,
No. IA, Market street,
rrAsiu received so Bales Hay 50 Bales Foddrs SOo
II Raan (Sefs 500 Bags Bran, 100 Bags Neal.
Nashville, September 2, lodo'
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- nopD AZ SaTeund and ungronpd -. Can. and
NE51s and ungTound. Ground osts Co IN AZ
R ;5 great variety Of food for nA1 a4a AGENT
at the Broadway Mlls-
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a New Newell

a New Novel
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW. By Mrs ExxA Z n
sOuTHwoRTH auhOr The Lost Heires deserted Wife,
"AlissiDg Bride" &c.
YVNHIS is AmericanNoVel It displays insight into
nature, and skill in the deneston and analysis
character The book abounds With Of intense interest," the
whole plot being wrought out with much and eec-no
read without acknowledging that possesses
than ordinary This sraphic and stirring tale Of the
agreeable Of Mrs Southwor works. The laid
almost imperial days Of Old Virginia Price, Cloth,
Paper 81 CO.
THE SUNNY SOUTH; or, The sOutherner at Home,
embracing i've years experience Of Northern Governess In
the Land Of the Sugar and the Cotton By Professor In
graham, Of Mississippi. Price 81 Is,
FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, LATIN AND
Languages be learned without teacher with the aid Of
this book. By Monteith Price 81 25
WOODS AND WATERS; or, The sArsnacs and Rack.
ct. By A Street. Pnce 81 SO.
INTERESTING TO YOUTHS
THE ADVENTURES OF JAMES C. ADAMS,
MOunaineer and Grizzly Bear Hunter Of California Illus
trated.
THE KANGAROO HUNTER; or, Adventures in
the Bush. By BOWMAN, author OF "HsperanEa," s'The
CastaTays," "The Young Exiles," etc, etc.
JACK HOPETON; or, The Adventures Of 9 Georgian,
By TURNER, Of Georgia.
MILL ON THE FLOSS. Paper, so cents.
THE PALACE OF ICE. By Alexander Dumas.
REGINA; or, The Birthrght By Margaret Blount
Just receivedby =. HAGAN & CO.,
Al College Stree.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for October.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR OCTOBER.
ZINE for October
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE for October.
Just received and for sale by F.HAGAN & CO,
sept2O-d&Wu College street.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
VNTE are daily receiving additions to already tu eppy
Nv Of Fall and Winter Goods. We haVe All tne
latest STYLES Of Shirts Collars, Stocks, Cravats and Ties
have any quantity Of Gloves, Gaunets Robes
and All Of Hosiery, both for ladies and gentlemen
OuT stock OF derFear complete, embracing all the
heaviest fabrics OF SILK WOODEN suitable for the approaching
season. goods will be sold At correpondngy low rates
with the short crop. ). II. MCdlLI,
| sepI-a Cherry street, one door from Union
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DLACKmAE GTLLESPIE,
(SlcHoI oOREKR.)
NEW AND CPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SaOESGUNkSs WALLS Is ;
ID Travelling Bags, CETs, Ladies sAieheis' ana every
-srticls usually Kept in our -, -, =,
Our goods have been seeth an eye TO 70 the y
our many friends; call and We are de'erhel " eAei
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new PUBLICATIONS.
NJ. HoNORE De BALzAC.
THE GREATNESS AND DECLINE
CESAR BIR0TTEAU.
From a' E'.~eA =, ssaors d. sa.se.
Translated By
o. W. WIGHT, AND r. b. GOODRICH,
In one Elegant Volume, lsmO. Cloth.

RUM cARLETos have gOtou the hrI their series q the
novels Of HcEoRE translateby Ms O. W. Wlaxr
andR GoODEIcH beth gentlemen yOraby Known in
ton with original and translated works The present. & entitled
The Greatness and Decline Of Cesar BsOau and the trans.
iato introduce it with the following Preface That the Nov
els Of Honore De Bal1ac says the London Critic mmeas-
uraby the greatest works Of the kind that FrEnoadssa
would sdd, any other does admit
the slightest dispute That they deeper into The human heart
represent more truly the human passions sndrsct with eatr
accuracy the phases Of human e than any other has
ever been able d. is admitted BY all who know anything
the matter Some object that there fatSres in his
compositions which render them undesirable subjects sf study
the young and pure To this reply that not Of that
opinion Buac touches rice Dat sc0Hrge Ae be drsgs
forth into the light Of day. sets her the p, and calls
her By her right Weoeive that far from having
dsorAEng effect the careful and thoughtful perusAl Of Bal.
zacs writings have Oar result than to the
Of virtue and the dread Of vice"
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RENEWABzE AT PEEAsuRE
One Square, year. ssEach additional Square, so.
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
| N THE WEEKLY.
OH DOLLAR Square for the first and FFT CFs for eac
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Dsily Weekly, viii
added. =
transient Advertisements ssss Be paid for at tas time Of
i1aerfi0a.
TO COrresP Ondents.
1t will great ofunnecessary troBbefour friends
In writing will bear in mird the following rules:
Always give the date Post Once county, and State in the body
Of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from ece another give
both Offices in full.
you wrs business and other Matters write separate
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Letters and communications solicited all snch facts
subjects may information interest the public
Anonymous communications ofWhseVer character viii receive
noaaention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the psper
We undertake TO return rejected communications
All letters business should be dreeted Mesrs J.
GRIFFITH Co., snd not personally to either Of the Pro-
prietor1-
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TILE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commences
running the I'D day Of july in close connection with
Express Southern lines Wis Charleston
and Savannah and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days.
Ajuly22-a Z. ". COLE, Superintendent
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VALUABLE REATArE FOR SALB

VALUABLE REAITATE FOR SALE
UTISuIRG TO make othstmentS, we propose to sell
w all our ReSl Estate ison county, as follows
THAT SUBUI RESIDENCE
situated the franklin Turthn half mile Of the city,
and opposite theresidence ole Joseph W. Horton,
Containing q Forty Acres.
This perhaps tie cong sits in thevcuy Of Mash
VILE and most desrabley residence The house will
be sold with 70 CT Is offs the purchaser may choose
THAT VALE FARM,
known the Sims Tract, the Smith Turnpike Told
Lebanon road within hreeof Nashville. containing $50
acres The soil good, is battered and tmbered and
be divided into small tracts ty and upwards all Of
which admirably adspteunFy residences market gar
dens and dairy fsrma Also,
HEAUTi FARM
on same road occupied. McOampbell, and formerly
owned by Thos. Harding, ing about ESQ acres This
place well known 90 further description II will
also be divided to srt purch T. o. McCGmpbe will show
these places 10 any one Who'll.
All the shove property void on reasonable terms and
en- q credit Of one, two, threour years.
Apply to A v s. Lnisehville TO either Of the un
der,igpde, HOS. G. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville.
7. A.McCAMPBELL,
uhS Nashville
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rutherford Land for sale
Notice,
400 BUSHELS BYE

election for Directors the Tennesses Marine and Firt
n Insurance Company will be held at the Office Of sd Com
pany on Monday, the first day Of October next.
Sept IS, '60-dtd A. W. BTJTLER secyet.rv
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEV0LENT TNSTIT Ms
Is
DOCTOR A. w. mESECK's

I
For the Treatment Of General and Private diseases.
on Deaderfck Street, Nashville, Tenn,
FTyRE DOCTOR regular graduated Pbyscian and an old
pracnhoner on the old country and being already een
in the treatment Of desperate cases. he espies % EXPOSE
his patients CT to humbug TIE public with nctitous OF trashy
testimonials. -
In private diseases the Doctor has never failed yet 70 cure
among desperate cases q "a years Standing they had
been treated without and given u BY nine other Pys
cans eredioe gentlemen testify to these assertions.
long practice in large capital cities hospitals the
and this country made him familiar with these diseases.
Inc Doctor Is conveant with the American, French Ger
man and sEay ready tender his advise and
fces7h polteness, ecentiousnexs and discretion.
PERSONS e distance have his advice medicines
Saang him through letters ncosng S. Post
Box No. 1885, uacs charge only 81 or lessn postage starps
only pocket the money they do trouble themselves any fur
, his family residence Is on North Market street
sugiO--d&W3m.
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A few Lots left for sale.

Comprising Of Presidential nominations and cleo
TONS including all the National Platforms yet adopted
Also history struggles respecting Slavery in the Tert
es and OF the action Of Congress to the freedom the Public
lands with the most speeches and Letters. Returns Of
All Presidential elections since 1896.
For ale in Nashville by JOHN YORK 4 CO.,
sepl SS Union bdeet.
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New Fauand Winter Goods.

NHE undersigned receiving his stock Of Fall ana
Goods for Gentlemens Wear, Of all the ysrious sy,
Also choice lot Of Furnishing Goods to which he n' w
attention Of his customers and the public generally
SAM PRICHITTs
81 College street.
Rscott,, Fasbions for 1850 and6I. aug29-lm.
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Most ExtensIve
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

VETM KNABE L CO., Nos /, 3, and 7, Rutsw street, Of
We Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are now prepared
supply the great demand pianos They unqueson
ably the most durable contain all the latest mprovemen
and fully guaranteed for i've years For great
Thaberg Rrakosch and other great pAnis USED
their concerts and have given certificates Tor ther
They have for the last years. taken the first premiums over
competition in all different States where they have been
exhibited Last wear they five first premiums; two 81
Montgomery, Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition
full supply the above celebrated instruments M DC re-
oeying nv - - J. A. MCCLURE,
uay5 6O-dAwIv Sole Agent, Nashville.
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NV. II. BERRY g. co.
RAEE ALSO ON SALA

1880
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Vols.
AUToBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
by the late cHAR1Es ROsERr LEsIE r. A. VOL limo.
NEMESIS. Ry MLsrOS H4RLASD, aothOr Of "AIOne "
"Hiddan PATH" &c.
ALONE. By the same.
HIDDEN PATH. By the same
MOSS-SID By the sane.
THE EBONY IDOL. volume, IamO.
RUTLEDGE. By
REMINISCENCEs OF A GENERAL OFFI.
GER OF zOUAvEs. TrsnslAtsd from the French
CUBA FOB INvALIDS. By R.E. GIHaEs, NJ D., Of
Columbia, Q.
A Run THROUGH EUROPE. By RaAsrus G..
BENEDICT IVoi. limo.
MARGARET mONCRIEFFE; The First Love Of
AARON Burr romance Of the Revolution. IamO.
w. T. BERRY & CO.,
'eps PubIIcx Square.
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AndersOn's Fer and Machine
NO. SO BBTREET,

TRImmSTORE.
SCAR B1E a. CO.,
Have Just other stand,
No. = UR street,
complete st,ll and Winter
DRESS AND MAIA TRIMMINGS
CoMPRIsINe full assOf plain and figured Velvet
, Ribbons, Gallons. Frinle Gmps, Grape trimmings,
Belts, Dutons Bruds Bugls &C. &C. all Of which are
ntrey new and the best Il be got in the Eastern mar
ktts. Our stock OF
TephIn MeriRO hetInnd Wool,
Embroidered BrAds and silhet, Embroidery and spoe
Cotton az we'll any other for Knitting, Netting I'm
brodery and Crochet work rte and larger in variety an
quantity than ever. We slG1e 70 manufacture
Fringes, TaSseIEOnSiS, COrds &c'
to order a. ue2Al, and viii Il all and everybody.
sepl2-d
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For Sale and TO Lease
PROPOSE to sell upon mos. favorable terms, or exenAnse
for city property, remainder Of my premise. ~
suburbs consisting OF we'll built dwelling OF eight I4on
large cellars houses stables, c and between
and twelve Of superior garden land will sell nS
ing and about FIVE separate from the o.
il desired These premises adjoining the gronnos
last spring average OF about IS 10 per FOOT es
than ground equal from the square, and
srsble in other respects selling for being the same n
formerly residence, and rented for the present ear "
Bostck, Esq, Also,
4few Lots left for Sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing year. lease upon long
the commodioDs dwelling the Of Broad ana
Streets at occupied by Hayes Esq Apply a. 77
| Cherry street, TO } L & Brown, oo,
| July %, 1860. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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~ 5 n Pc ED .

"a I'm street, "a
hUR Spring aud sunni aFlioEs, together with choice
assortment Of Fren ioths, Cassmeres, Yestngs, &c,
latest mporTtons, Will be made up IN usual
nor STYLE and 70 which Espeetfnlly invite attention
&c HARVEY 4 CO.
n -Always o. han select assortment Of furnishing
goods. marie
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Gbs 9asb6ilIt dnion aIlO 5utritaH.
Rates of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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ImPoRTANr
INFoRmATIONFORT THOSE DESTROYS
uroha.'ns Family Sewing Machines
LETITBE REMEMBERED
lst. BY All the sewing Machines in use,
there are but three kin0s of stitches made5
tst. The Grover q Baker stitch.
2nds The shuttle stitch.
ard. The Single Thread or Chain stitch
The Grover Baker stitch only patented stitch and
strictly adapted family The stitch DOUBLE
ripped. The machine making this stitch, from two
spOOlsusing shuttle, requiring thread to be resPOOl
ed and finishes its ow n work. the most simple, less liable
arrangement most to learn and operate Of any IN use
pOssesnga greater range Of capacity for family purposes than
any ether other perhaps all other kinds
and. Hhe Shuttle Stitch.
This stitch made by the following list OF mach
1. m. SINGER CO.,
WHEELER & WILSON,
WEAD K1CHINES,
BAKTHG IF MACHINES.
LEAVIT1 d Co.,
LADD WEBSTER.
A. b. HOWE,
FINKLE & LYONS.
ao far thech is concernel this Hist Of machines Al
precisely alike ali Shuttle Machines and for Carrying the
thrs ad all Ehus into which all the undeI
thread used each snd all of them have reWouDd
The capacity Of the Shntles in these machine very
nearly the they hold when sled with Coats No spool
Cotton not to exceed IA yards.
The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for eject
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
UHnVURr

Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.
AH1HIH WOODS lWPROVEMENT.s-T hia
celebrated Machine eceved the first premium Of Grand
SOLD MEDAL the betcombned Reapng and Moving Machine
a me great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville
hy september, 1857 The trial came o Syracuse New
fcrk m july where all the p pal Machines IN the United
States were thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
truh Marshal Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, st Louisville, KY.
Il also received he inward the best Reaper and a. the Dee
Mower before separate committees appointed BY the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society a Nasnv1e
In JAY, d3s most Of the machines in use IN Teun
Numerous other premiums and awards we're given this Aseer
during the last season, Machinein America
The above EAchines for sale BY the undersigned.
B. y. oHEATHAH,
eensTal Agent foE the State
FISHER, WHEELEs CO.,
fsbR7-d&vh Nsshville. Ts-s