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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Great Southern, Eastern, Northern an
Western Express FOTwardeFs!

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express EOTEardeFs!
NOR the safe AT speedy transportation Freight Honey
II JeWelry nd valusble packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they forward BY the caty passenger
trains, all entrusted to them charge Of Special hss
sengers at low
They dispatch an Express daily for New York, PhAdspha,
Baltimore, and all places North and East
To Chattanooga Memphis, Richmond New Orleans, and all
places nth and Southwest.
To Louisville ST. Louis cncinnAa and all places the
Northwest
Have connections in with Europe and california
They take charge and forward them to all parts
the South.
For information time, &c, inquire At the Offices
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN s.BUTBER,
Nashville Agent
aunt rfenIG
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Cholera, Dysentery and FIux!
S1rnved or Stolen.

night OF the llth heavy set pacing BAY HorSe'
with heavy black name and tail with scars on hs shoei
from hstua ave or six years old, sbod all round VII
give dollars delivery to me IL taken up n
bOrhood and twenty dollsrsn sken up Guy OF e uS
and fifty dollars for the thief. THOMAS HAhpANSs
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wholesale Gr0cerSs
FORWARDING d C0MAISSION MERCHANTS
Cor. Market and Church Streets,
feba-dtf NASHVILLE, TENN.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OyFIcz NASHVILLE L CHAT Asoo0A RAILROAD Co.,
October 81, 1882
NV order Of the Board Of Directors calls are made on the
3 Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Bridgeport jasper, payable 70 the Treasurer
Company as folloEs:
One dollar Share TIE lst November s and two
dollars on each share the days q December 1859 Janua
~ February Masct April Nay, JEne, July, August septsn
Der, October ami November, 1850.
Payment may made Jackson Pryor. Jasper or 70 the
Treasurer st bis cffce in Nashville
PrOmptsesin meeting these calls Is requested OF the
stock. the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-u ". A. GLEANES. TreaEurer
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ANDR EW J. SMITH,
NO 81, BR0ADFAI, NASHVILLE, ZEHNESSKE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEzL, vAsoH AKLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd ali other artelesn his line Of business which he oRsrSa
wholesale and retail low for cash, ct the abovestand
fob9 5e-Iy
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EWVHB subscriber oerJ for sale seventy acres oane a IA
Middle FraLkiin Turnpike, fear miles nrom NaahEs "a
Joining TIE tract On Which - restless and lans II Cart a
Jones' The land d equal % te bes win abundance 81 excel
lent, falling Wtfer Nth tie haactlial hi1g -
II the county and IN The mldt q ne 11ss IL
amsr.>- apdh NAIHANfnL MIMI
L. sIcksI,
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EWING, IcCRORY q CO.,

DRACTICE in the Courts Of Giles adjoining counties.
Special will be given TO the speedy collection
remittance Of all claims entrusted to their hands.
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T. q nUssz. sx.swAxn.
BURGE e. SWAMI.
wHOLEsALE GROcRRs,

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COZ. COLLEGE, AND CHURCH STREETS,
NAsHv1LLE, rENSEssEn.
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apple Brandy. 10 Years Ola.

Also in Bond, cask Of James Hsunsssy Brandy viur
Of ss) which We think will 'uit the iasdioas palate
l.. IS
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p e r. F u M Err Y.

fine assortment Of Toilet Articles, just received
LUBINsS ELTRACTS,
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMRSS Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind. RubbePs
SHAVING Bf1USHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLY'S COLD CREAM
THEATRE ROUGE.
An kinds Of French American Pomades Lip save Hail
Preparations and Hair Dyes Of all kinds, for saIesy
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIEs
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
n A. Tihlas ProDrialor.

THyHIs HosIis spacious brick bEdng just sompslsd
TheprOpretor has incurred heavy expense IN 1ttng ~
GndfuruishinQ the rOos er neat and comfortable
for the reception Of Ooarers, VISITORS and
Travellers and The DropretoF afford ample
$50 persons An omnibus, With good and safe all
the depo c convey passengers % The hote and
depo ael The proprietor tends 10 % maks
Hotel. and homes TO share liberal patruaags.
su@is DANIEL A. TIERS .ProprIsto7
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DIR. ]. LOVE DODs'

And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia, =
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TO THE MERCHANTS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

OF Tas l1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
From Mexico.


NEW ORLEANS March 49,.
Miramou paid $4,000 for the two steam
crs. The steamers passed by all the
foreign squRdrOns and oustle, without
hosting flag, although ordered 10 do so
by a shot from the castle and other sig
nails. The English, French and Span
ish vessels Of war did not notice the fact.
The prisoners corroborata the report In
relation 70 the steamers, that they clear
ed from Havana as merchantmen and
hoisted the Mexican hag only after they
left that port, and subsequently mounted
guns.
Miramon notified the foreign vessels
that he would Commence tho lombard
ment Of Vera Cruz op the night Of tho
18th, and he would not be responsible
for the shipping anchored under the Cas-
tie. On the night Of the 18th the ofIi-
GERS on the deck Of the Gen. Miramon
heard heavy cannonading in the direction
Of Vera Cruz.
There were captured with th~ two
steamers, six mortars, six - pounders,
and 1000 stands of small arms. The
steamers are worth $4,000. They broke
down the third day out and put into Sis
al The materials Of war were slowed
away out Of sight Of the men, wha ~ers
ignorant Of the destination Of the expe-
dition, and who were forced into the serv-
ice.
The brig Naham stetson has arrived
with Tampico advices Of the 18th inst,
and S4lS,O00 in specie. There 10 no
news Of interest,
Miramon's steamers returned tho Sar-
atoga's FIRE and thcn tried 70 escape
The Indianola pursued the MirRmon,
whereupon the latter fired upon her.
The Indianola returned the Orc and the
crew boarded the Miramon Al the point
Of the bayonet. a portion of the lpdi-
anola's deck was carried away by tho
shot,
The Picayune is informed 6y French
prisoners on board the prizes that the
! hght was done principally by the ofieera
who were obliged 10 charge and ERE the
guns, assisted only by Mexican officers
from the shore. The two steamers had
$50 men on board and their killed and
wounded amounted to 40. The IndiRn-
ola and Ware had 80 each. The lat
Engineer Of the Marquese, an American,
was killed. Captain Turner asked why
he fred on the American vessels Withs
out proyOoation. hiramop replied thpt
his men could not be CONTROLLED. Ho
knew the nationality Of tho Saratoga
and understood her signals. The mon
fred contrary 20 his ordeFs. Capt Turner
eeplied-"Yon are entirely responsible or
the outrage"
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Congressional.
WAsHfSGroS. Mar. 81.
SENATE.

Mr., Toombs presented petition in
favor Of the Homestead bill.
Mr. Bright, introduced a bill for the
prosecution Of the work on the capital
Referred.
Mr.. Johnson, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported back the House
Homestead bill amended by substituting
the Senate bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Gwin, the Pacific
telegraph bill was taken up in order that
certain amendments might be introduce
ed and printed, which were ordered.
The Homestead bill was taken up,
whom Mr.. Wade moved to substitute the
House bill.
Mr.. Clingman explained the amend
ment offered by, him, which proposes TO
give at once 10 every man in the United
States who comes within the provisions
OF the bill warrant for 100 ueFes, with
power 70 retain the land or sell Il out II
Unsuitable. The present bill requires a
man TO work Eve years continuously on
the land in order to get title.
Mr. PuRh spoke In favor ofthe passage
Of Homestead bill.
Mr. Hale spoke at length on the same
side, in tho course Of his remarks ex-
pressing sympathy with the strikers In
New England, and hoping their oombina-
ton would continue until they obtain the
highest wages compatible with the gem
eral good.
Mr.. Wade advocated his molten 70
take up the House bill, which ho show
cd 10 be moro liberal than the Senate
bill. Hlra.
Mr. Johnson, OF Arkansas, opposed Mr..
/ WRdo's motion, and referred to Mr. Hale'a
remarks ns insneere and domagoguish.
He wanted 70 hold on 70 the camille OF
New England by the cry Of free homes
for freomen, fearful that under the pres
sure Of starvation they would desert him
and his psrty. 1El rI ro7 avs.
Nc Jsbnson, Of Tenn, knew the House
bill could mot pass this body, and the
true friends Of the Homestead principle
should take that which they could get.
Mr.. johnson opposed making this a
party question.
Mr, Wiglall regarded the matter as
party question, involving as II did the
power OF the Federal government. II
this government Il eleemosynary, ifii
was established 10 provide for the halt
blind, lame, deaf, DC, ifit could give land
TO the landless, why not niggors 70 the
niggerlessi II might open the African
Slave Trade on missionary ground, and
bring negroes here 10 be converted. lie
then went into an examination Of the
powers ofth6 Federal government, ant
oontended that a. tho trustee Of the SOW
ereign States, ,it had no right 70 vot,
away their land. Ia the course Of M
remarks he said, il il nonsense TO talk o
q State committing treason. The ihins
wxs impossible. lie owed allegiance q
the State of Texas, which, conjolDtb
with the ether States, sxersispd the SAINT
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Q. Q. ReiLharA,

Dental Surgeon.-Ofiice in
shswhan's Dlook 2d story directly under the Ttibuus
Odice, MaFkstttrset, Tinin Ohio. ooq3ly
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~ Terms Cash. ID
Dsc q. Il R W,MN,g

Wholesale Dealer in all kinds OF
neFsf Maiu und Madion ,ifteis, TlGiH, o. Gbl7 3m
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THfiu aFttkIpT Tribntlt.
NIGHT.
~ HENRY ". LoSoFtttOw.


~ HENRY ". LoSosELLow.
The day is done and the darkness
Falls from the wings Of Right,
As feather is waned downward
From an eagle in ia fight.
7 see the lights Of tine village
Clean thro' the rain and the mist,
Aud feeling Of sadncss comes DER me.
That my soul cannot resist.
A feeling Of sadness and longing
That 4 not akin 70 pain,
But resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles rain
Come, read n me somc poem,
Some simple and heartfelt Law.
That shall soothe this restless feeling,
And banish the thoughts Of day.
Not from tho grand old masters,
Not from the bsrds sublime,
Whose distant footsteps echo
Through the corridors Of time.
For like strains Of martial music,
Their mighty thoughts suggest
Life's cndlcss toll and endoavor;
And tonight long for rest.
Read from some humble poet,
Whose songs gush from his heart.
As showers from the clouds Of summer,
Or tears from the eyelids start
Who, through long days Of labor,
And nights devoid of ease.
Still heard in hls eoul the music
or wonderful melodies.
Such songs have power 10 quiet
The restless pulse Of care,
And come like the benediction
That follows after prayer.
Then Rad from the treasured volume,
The poem Of my choice,
And lend TO the rhyme Of the poet
The beauty Of thy voice.
And TIE night shall be filled with music
AID the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently pass away.
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT Snrday
last three boys were out on the Cove
shooting. One ofthem, q aou Of M. An
drew Hazlett, aged thirteen years wasih
a boat by himself, and in raising bis gun
from tha bottom OF the boat the hqmmer
c nght on theseat and discharged the gun
while the muzzlo was within a i8a iaches
Of hia breast I'he whole charge lodged
In the upper part Of ilio right saag. he
was conveyed hCme by his rompaplpns
and Dr. Stanley called. who dld Wlt.ne
conld for the snhtrcs, fede chals heN-
ever, remainD IN The lane festefdaY
murnihe iho lad was easy undrr he cr
facts of opiaioe, bVi little hoPc y iell log
his reeovsy.--Sn. Neg
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Titles OF Bills Of "A General
Nature passed by the General
Assembly OF Ohio at the ses-
uH.u. - VQao

Assembly OF Ohio at the ses-
sion Of 1860. ie.Ra r.-
Al the session Of the General Assem-
bly, just closed there were lls bills pass
ed-72 Senate and 40 House. The titles
Of those Of Generalnuture are given be-
low: --.
II. B. No. l9-To amend section 400
Of an act entitled "an act TO establish a
code Of civil procedure" passed March lb,
1853.
II. D. No. 25-To amend an act en-
titled can act 10 amend the sixteenth sec
tioa Of an act entitled an act relating 10
the organization Of courts ofjustice and
Their powers and dutiea," passed Feb. is
1852
II. D, No, s2-Amending section two
OF an act entitled can act further de-
lining the duties ofSherifis aud CoroneTs,
passed Mar. I, 1888.
III. B, No. 4S-.To amend the thirty
seventh section Of the Get entitled rar
act for the assessment and tRxation Of al
property in this Stste, and for leyyine
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Leonard Adams,
LEANDER STEM WILLIAM NJ JOHNSON
Stem g. johnson,

Attorneys L Counsellors at Law.
Odies IN Hedges New Bloet, over Yollmers oisihinE
store Maia street. ffofeisonsl hos und the col
isetioa Of all kinds OF claims promptly attended
Tidih, dec. 18th, 1858.
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Musical Notice
The undersigned offer their ser.
vices % tbs pqhla as ieaohsu on ibe yi6Im, nuts
andvadous other aiirumehtsi also, IN ne Greek, lat
Ga, Frsneh, 2nglish and i,emAn languages.
ALhhRT BORNSTETN,
s g.1AoOB BAiLbEUX.
oUi1E; Washington street, LessisFs Buildisg q
llonl tRnnnel, /. a. IL. IL ee.tl-u
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DISsECTING INSTRUMENTS

Medical Sad lie Il "a s.
TETE are Just receipt u another supply OF Dss ng In
w and Medical Saddle Bags CT new AID improved
styles; to Shch respectfully invite the attention Of Medical
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
oct9O No. 70 South Side Public Cquare.
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KIRERAgHI0E.sEvns : c..
MORRIS q sTRArTo . iI.-''''-
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION 5lERCHtyT
Dealers in Foreign q Domestic EIquors.
NO. IA MARKET STREET


MI are nov il receipts o. &c and veil assorted stoes
Grasrie Liquors, &cs 70 which invite tie attsno
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LONRON PORTER, &c.

LONDON PORTER, &C.
4 a CASKS Quarts;
" 10 do Pints
p = barrels Lemon Cordial.
p do Ginger Rrsn5..
10 casks Cherry BRANDY ~
For sale low At No. - and IS Markst &c., g..
mar M HUGH MOCREA
II
a BBLS. Brazil Nuts; 10 lrls n,
ID 10 do Filberts; IS Al - LeoAusi
10 do English Walnuts; -IOIe-S'
In for sale low at - and IS Market street m
june9g HUGH McCREA d co
LOST.
NTEsTERDAY morning, LadY's Gold Anchor
Watch, with the name OF Edward Farre Bra q street
and 1896 inde-a Gold CHAIN LOcket Key and Pin
we're attached The Watch lost the Public Square or IN
its vicinity The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
at the Bookstore, No.4, College street.
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II eHrTuE Es2ltg7e great pleasure to state that az
ter trial OF o. the sweeper Gas Lamps il my study for
six weeks past observing closely for the same length o.
time The Experiment d lighting "UHion Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence their efficiency It seems TO
they 0r al the advantages Of the best gas lights % thos
who I've out Of the cides and large towns.
The process q preparing and lighting the lamp 50 readily
earned th fixtures simple and little liable 70 get on
OF Orders the cost Of the light comparatively lles and IN
whole free az danger that need only acquan
the part Of the public with the Fesper Gas Lamp &
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART RoHIrs0F
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VNTIsUINGt other investments, propose to sell
w ell cur Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city
opposite the residence of the late Joseph w Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most commanding site in theeiny Of Nash
VILE and desirable country residence. The house will
be sold with I IS acres Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike Od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing 800
acres The soil good is well waered and tmbeed and
divided into small tracts Of twenty and upwards all OF
which admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy FARMS Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on road occupied b. T. G. McJampbe and formerly
by Thos. Harding, containing about ESQ This
pace we'll need further description. 1t viii
also divided suit purchasers T. c. McCampbe viii show
these places to any who viii call.
All the above property will be sold On reasonable terms and
on d credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply 10 A. v s. Lindsey, Nashville, either of the
dersgnde, TH0S. C. McCANPBELI,
Six miles Nashville
j. A. McCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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iul h1dl Lousian1 Sugar. al grades
10 bbls y. I. and Baltimore -7hs suesr al sss--
&, g O. O. % % @ Powdered q 8;
i'' 10 10 IA t t9395lsgv Do sai
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EWTE will sell liberal terms bright MuIattO Man,
w 30 years old, sound healthy good servaa
faithful and trusty. FURMAN 4 co.
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L6uIsvTIIE KY, September ), 1859.
To " II SErTLE-Dear SIR Alter having madea thorough
examination Of the sYeper Cas- in relation to its iznna
ting power, chemical composition. do net hesitate to re
commend being and economical we'll Is pos
sesng greater intensity Of illumination than ote material
use
the laboratory IL Is superior 70 the alcohol means Of Oh
tanning viii be found OF nvauabs service to the drug
gist as Well 70 the manufacturing chemist
4 Charles 81 WRIGHT, II D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Meiieips.
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Negroes for Sale
LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

KyE have good lot Of Negroes for sale Among them
w have good girls suitable for house purposes No. boy
10 years we'll trained diningrOo servant; good fam
ianI7 II. d. HAYNES & CO., No 10 Cedar St.
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FgYEIE abserter eer1 itr sale seventy afiaad On
Noodle F1ll.kin Turnpike four ,ies run A..nFas Il
l5inina the tc1 on which - resides fal ts lands 81 laft 80
Jones Tie land equal % thc helt gtl ll1lace % l4
isne ug7er falling rzssr. ih .h1 1-si e1auiu 3.ns "a
n ~ aud IL as nslt al sa fn1gt g1cr1o
r---fse ss--iff NATHANIEL haNTaf.
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TE2HE subscriber b, p-soaret 20 ezecato win ts greatest
pronptnsss all coniiis leVsr large Ehi-h may 3 @.
de3i in style and uEol ials l alei iail % sirs ia
ton he q also nrsu7rsl ezleuis 81 manner nf
ki1EHIa 1lAlllNn AND NaRlLlAa-
Having Ia that e spe1s Of ne m15i en-
and experienced artist1-
The subscriber -uuli Request a1l having E7rA In DIS li-
gIve hin call before making anal alEz1g azaans
R. #. FLEMlNas
,,-sel,f Ne e. raon a. sst-.s1 5s-lg saI Sun -
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7. O. BuRar. IN. SWAIN.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GIsOCERs.
AND pzkLEss
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
con. COLLEGE AND CHURCH sTREETS,
u - NAsurr1rE- rENNEssEE

WNTE have nov large and we'll seeeted stock Of
w Groceries LIQUORS, &c and viii continue to reeeT IN
large quantities during the Our stock nov N store con
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nOME TEsTTMONIALs.


From The rev ; FaI3l NaslTlIIe.
EAsHvuLE, Disc. I2, 1859.
Col T. II. TAYLoR-Dear Sir: Ihave used for time
one the Vesper Lamps and beg leave express my obligations
you having introduced notice. To persons Swing
In ne country parts city where gas cannot be had,
msy desire light much economical than gsand AZ
the sane fully equal IL in Illuminating p0Werths
paratus will prove a desderatum.
REGARD this the beautiful and most useful invention
Tor procuring small the advantages q light thst
have ever seen; that it perfectly saesud
the lamps are simple in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, FALL
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All nov in The city and an eng. "a selling coaziY ET1
n ior The state nf Isnnes seusElcurs sni sais q
ny Patent Improved t-s aui superiority
OF which have Leeu testified t5 t 81 ne worthy
eminent etens o. country Iha construction oi Hre
staple, promise f s ths 0uT Hive tlo void
Fcn proof against The bee ole Persons desIcus Of pr
cfasg either family ooupT rgaii 20 ne bert Bee HFsi
tae ID can ma me ls a days s Auction Rooms l
Aessls Hardy Brothers, 7here VIII Pei sappy % see Aen
fuh21-H J05EPH KIM.
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1HE PropretOrs Of these Machines olsin' = q saost
the claim that their instruments lcH execute any ana s's
kind Of Asszssort and perform the same in the best ~
EInner. Combining does tie merits Of al ne
chimes, and, ct the same time avoiding their iaus = ~
mends itself the public tsie great Fanny
ing Machine, and adapted to ersrg 9fa' y ''1''
thy where the needle is required.
They viii stitcli hem, fell, bind add gamer. ny
strong stitch, that cannot nveled Or paa Out -Asy
make beautiful, uniform stitch. akeon ooh sides O 's work.
without forming ridges nndsTneath- ..
The Machngs have great strength are PsFss9H @@Ps' ana
the management Of them easily acquired
Any spool Of e0oa thread or vic may be aEs Thsg arg
almost oissss in their operations, and e ase7r oHgsr an
ans other Sewing 8iloh1ssziunt.
Let Manufacturers. Panss kaiers hoasekeepe Or any
other persons in search Of Instrument to execute any kind
on Seiagnols doEs J Haaeai sy make srsAsy secrs n
5sst by ezsuining ours before purchasing.
uA liberal Discount made to inerssnd charitable 50
cietiss
NJ An Nasinss warranted Gree years. and nan instruction
giTsn to use thsfs satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED. p.
The public are invited % can ,ns srzns the Machines
so PU saOARE
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oROsss--GEs WANTED.

AWE Nashville and Norlh Western Railroad CouBasr ~
q contract ior 10000 Cedar Cross-'iosa zee.
f5nz Inches thilk, veil heEn, b fo- AZ urrrsvT 49, No.
less nn ne' clear q bark timber % De- sound, deyer
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The contractors contract fr s0.oo0 White On
fOsA jay Aiess o. tie size alora, delivered
he line Of She road IN piles from ssco b 10 cton q
enough On eAcil section % supply tie sane.
Persons Wishing 70 bid viii dees 10 - President and Bir
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