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HV ~ It' fNH fHH pT WINV N
CHINE
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE,
A'lAN A oRiG in A. 1Sv i NH3MA' 'R'
AND PATENTEE.

ESTABLISHED ls45, II. HOWE, JR.
ORIGINAL INVENTOR -
AND PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly first cluss, and
for beauty and simplicity of construction, du-
r~ubllity, and efficiency in working, are un.
c~qualled by any. They make Il tight lock
stitch more nearly ulike upon both sides Of
the goods than that made by any other ma.
chine.
They are capable ofdoing a greater variety
ofwork than any otheriamiIy machine. Tho
$50 machine is warranted to do as fine work
us the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as heavv ns
the large Singer machine
o. FAMILY MACIlNES-priccs sen
$40, $50, 90, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lem
Their stitching, such us Boots and Shoe work.
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &C..
have always held a reputation far above apv
other machinc-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small n
needle us the Howe Cylinder Machine.-
Price $l35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES AGOODSEWING
MACHINE?
|. 1t should be we'll mCde, simple in its con.
struction, and easily kept in order,
=. 1t should make u tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides of the material.
3. 1t should sew any and all Materials that
cun be scwed.
A.. It should be able 10 use cotton thread or
silk.
5. 1t should be able 70 sew from coarse to
fine. and from thick 10 Inn, with rapidly and
without changing the tension.
& II should be able TO make the tension
greater or less, on both the unGcr and upper
threads, and with uniformity.
T. It should have a STRAIGHT needle, cURv|
ED Jucs are liable to break,
8. The needle should have per, cndicular
molten. This Is absolutely necessary for
heavy work.
0. It should be able 10 bind with q binder,
hem with u hemmcr; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10. 1t should be always ready to work.
II. /, should be capable Of using the same
size ofthreud on both sides Of the work, and
oFusing different colorcd thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with any two colors
Of cloth to be united.
y. 1t should. be able 10 make Il long or
short stitch.
-, 1t should commence sewing tightly at
the first stitch.
II. Ii should run easily and make but little
noise.
-. Itshould have whocl.fccd none other
are in constant contact with the work.
Is. 1t should not be liable to get out Of or
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
Il, 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form a ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be waslciuI oftllrcGd;
us IS the case with al chain slit eli maChines.
20 1t should not be more trouble than it is
WORTH"
carr THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
are warranted to give better satisfaction Than
machines in the market, or monty re-
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in the
city (OrfS Il Macnaught's) at 80 cents per
dozen. llowe's Machine Twist, excellent
article % cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, 80 College Street.
i'm. 10Th. Nashville, Ten II.
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HOWARDD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

phihDELI MA,
A benevolent Institution, csta blished by special en-
dowment for tho relief OF the sick ind dis:
tresseu, nfHlcled with viuleht and
epidemic ~diseases.
The Howard Association, Ia view OF the awful Js
the receptions praCtised upon the unfortunate vitcims Of
sGCh diseases by QuaCks, se voral years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name to open a lispensary for the treatment ofihis
class OF diseases, In all their forms, and TO give Medical
ad vice GRATIS, Oall who apply by letter, with a DIES.
cTiptiOn of their condition, Gage. occupation, habits Of life
&C. and In cases OF extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO add
that the Association comma nds the highest Medical skin
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. ,
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel assured
that their laboTs inthis sphere OF benevolent cnoIl, nave
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially 10 the
young, and they have resolved TO devote themselves.
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much lies
pissed cause.
Just published blythe Association, a Report on Srermo'
torrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF OnanIsni,
MasturbationO or SelfAbnsc, and other Diseases o. The
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which VIII he
sent by mail, lin a sealed letter envelope FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of STAMP for postage
Other Reports and Tracts Onthe nature and treatment ol
Sexual diseases, diet, DC, are constantly being published
for ]atuitOus distribution, and viii be sent to theailicled'
Some OF the new remedies and methods OF treatment
discover ed during thc last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dn. J. SklLl!N
HOUGiITON, ACting Surgeon, Toward Associations, No.
2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
Ezra D. ~HEARTWEil, President.
GEo. FAIncHILD, Secretary,
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i. Y. HAYS. I. T.. SANDS.
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HAYS & SANDS.
W II o l. Il : A l. T.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINESAND CIGARS, SUGAR,

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINESAND CIGARS, SUGAR,
COFFEE. FLOUR, BACON,
LARD PRODUCE,
Iely' No. ~, Market Street, "ysa
Nashville, Tenn.
win aitcnltothc sale Of all kinds Of Country
Produce, and solicit n call from Merchants be-.
tp'c they p%srrliasc elsewhere. They will keep
constantly IN hand II large lot of the following;
article to-wit:
New Orleans Sugurs-all grades; Molasscs,
IN barrel, and half barrels; Coflcv-java and
tio' Salt, both inrand coarse, in barrels and
sack: Tobacco and Cigars of every grade -
flh" Brrndi"s, Wines. Whisky, &C.: Nacka.
rel, S%r'dinc,, Trn., Candies, Rice. &c.
In i"gi' our stock shnll h. alwas such ~ will
please the trade, and We ask "a share Of their Ia
rpnrgc.
pc Remember, No. 81. Market 81. Nash
vile. jan1G HAYSNSNNDS
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i. ', HAYS.
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4. T.. 81 ~.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
HENSlIAW & TAMBLE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
iacturcrs of all kinds of
FURNITURE.
No. 80, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention to their
large and select stock of FURNITURE, and
in so doing, they feel confident that they are
prepared To exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of all descriptions Of Furniture ever offered in
this city. They are Offering their stock to
those who may desire to purchase at wholesale
ut very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on
hand, for sale at the lowest market prices.
IIENSHAW * TAMBLE.
May Goth, 1Sj9-ly.
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Tlkc Curc Of tie Uooi Lots-It il
time that those who have wood lots,
and are using up cord after cord Of fine
timber for fuel and farming purposes,
should spend It thought about the com
ing generation. If our heavy wood
lands are cleared of in the manner they
have been for the last few years, what
will those who come after ~ do for fuel,
&c? Farmers, fence of ten or fifteen
acres ofland, and devote it to the growth
Of timber.
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Valuable Land fOr Sole.

IN pursuance OF Il decree ortho Comfy Court
Of lranlijn county, 1"1u, pronounced at it,
JuI. term, 1853, uud affirmed hy the Supreme
r,'II, at it, December term, 1854, in the cause
"John y. Hawkins, rl, aI., 49,, Jas, \. Eng
hand, at. oI..-pnuDion to.r!I Iaud." ! will, ON
Monday, 36th day of March next,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester, o.
fer for SADIE, to the highest bidder. all the Imnds
Of which Joseph Miller, ST., wa soj1od and
possessed ut the tjmn Of his doath-cAccpt the
widow dover containing about
374 acres.
SAID land liz, III district No. lOor aid county,
near Cowon, On III" y. * e. l.. X. Iu, been
.urycycd, and plat, Of the anne made, which
will be- cyhibilrd, and tn" lands otherwise
particularly described, ON day Of ale.
TERMS:
Said lands will b. sold on IT credit Of /, .,
aud% year, c>nopt the sum of ;l21 90, which
Wu.D be paid doWu-thc biddiu"a to
ri .iH dollar per oorn-lhn purchaser to rive
houd with good and approved 'curity, and lien
r",ainod until the who'll" o' ,nr purchase money
i paid.
Persons desiring, viii be- shown the Iumd- by
calling ON j i. Hawkins, or =. Il. Hawkins,
at toWan depot. The lluit can b" seen at
CIRCUIT tIcrhs Office. \. FRIXXELL.
F"b, IL. Gw--SS 10. Clerk.
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Sale Of Real Estate,

Sale Of Real Estate,
BY virtue ofa decree Of the County
Court, pronounced at its Jan'y term, go
in the cal,c therein pending Of "llu.
X, Pattcraon& Wife, IS. Tho3. Mmray's
ccirs, ! viii, on
Monday, 28th day Of March next,
offer lorsuIc, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door, in Winchester, II
tract of land, in Franklin county, ON
which VIM. Grant now lives, containing
ahoct $50 acres, belonging to the heirs
Of Thomas Murray, deed.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will be sold on a credit Of
Twelve months (cNccpt the sum of fifty
dollars to be paid in CASH. Bond and
good security will be required of the pur.
chaser. mud a lien retained on the land
until the whole o(rhc purchase money is
paid. K. +. SIMS, Clk'.
Feby. 10Th, lS6O.-S5,G0.
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings.
80 tons assorted Iron and CASTING on hand
and orsalc hy ID. y. DItKEY,
Oct. -, '1J, Nashville, Tenn.
Copper, Tin,
SHEET IRON, AND STOVE ESTAB-
LISlIMENT,
Nos. II and -, Market St1oct,
NASHVILLE TENEES@EE.
I keep on hand a Iargo assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Iron CoohinG Stoves, mad" by
myself, and Of the best materials. All do,crip-
ton, Of Copper Work done, such Il,
STILLS, KETTLES, De,
am ut all times ready 10 I'LL amy order for
the above, and promise my prices TO b" Snch
n4 10 give entire satisfaction. | employ non"
but experienced worhInrn, and every article j.
tested By lo before it leaves the shop.
ADRIAN CONLEY,
FcblO -. Nos. II & ~ Market st.
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NASHVILLE AND CHsrIANOOGA hAfLROADs
Leave Nashville as lQa. a. m; and at p p. M
Arripea It'd l11 a. ID. and I j p nj
rBosh trsins connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
rTle night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooqst with the trains 0htle East tennessee
and Georgia road.
fBofh trains connect at Chattanooga with trans
or tie Western and Atlantic road
Roth trains connect at Wartrace with trans
on the shelbFville branch
The dav train from Nashville connects az lui-
lahOma with the train on she AcAlnnflise anu
Manchester road.
rThe dav train from Nashville connees z,
Decherd with trains on the hlncnesser aug
Alabama road for Salem ana I ayes1
TFSxFssEE AID ALABAMA RAHRotp;
Leave Nashville st s a. m. and z'9o P M
Arrive at "a. a. m, and 6.zo, p M
T.orIsr1II.E ANp NASHVILLE RAILROAD -
Tesva Nashville at AS a. m, and z'58 p "a The
r7oTnino train carries the MALL
Arrive al 1851, g. NJ ana o'9o' p w. lNe 'eiiiiis
train brings the man,
FnsrFfrSD AND KENTUCKY hAilhoAP'
Leave Nashville at 2 P. m.
Arrive at 10, a. H.
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H. Smith sold at Clarksvlle on the ID inst hhds To-

Mr. c. Il Smith CIarksve the d inst hhds To-
bacoO at 3, 400, $40, 5.95, Z, 49, a25 and s5
The Clarksvle Chronicle Of the 81 says Of Tobacco
Our leaf market may be considered fairly opened, as
each Of our sale with the exception OF
Howell Bacman Co. and Lindwood from which we hope TO
~ iv5 1Nev and 0ld crop The Old samples pretty
much the Of prices as we're current when our s1
ceased f iss $500 if aI ora ugs l3cts Teaf6Tg8K
The New crop opening high oder and badly assorted to
eoors and lengths we have only theepr four uniform
es in good order all the sales to date It hcut to give
reliable quotations. sales have been small the capri
New Lugs 293cs Leaf, fai= to fine COS IL Our breaks
are we'll attended and buyers from New York. England
and Germany among our own spirited buyers we once more
can the attention Of planters to the advantage OF pricing
their keeping oTer and not Of era hedUy eghtS
leaf and mangled by hard Przng iii Compel
ton that "puts money the purse and should be encourages
Messrs. John Smidt Co. OF Louisville, in thsir Monthly
Circular issued on the LIST inst, say:
Since our report January prices Of Tobacco have not va
RED much with exception few days, when outward
buyers raised the quotations ~ tnsI IAIa S Sil
grades The inquiry for the article was
even Tobacco and the considerable sales ELECTED at New
Oreags according the last reports from there, are likely e
maintain prent prices here which, however, yet too high
| leave a margin between our respective places.
supplies Tobacco have been the increase where
as manufacturing leaf does arrive in numbers AIDE
| ouate to the demand for inland consumption.
common green badly tobacco Of the the
Of understandable ORDER but we hope that later supple
had Of the crop will by no means be verified Weounde
complaints reach also from different inland points about a.
unusually large quantity Of short and stumpy tobacco
the last crop.
The New Orleans Delta OF the 4th says:
The movement Tobacco has been only moderate this week
tbongb fir demand still prevails the crop, Of vhc
NE supply continues quite limited The sales have amounted
oe 600 bhds Of which at PC, 10 at *, =
- 10 Old crop at &c SENS and scraps l5<c round, an
he residue in several lots private terms.
retain previous quotations. though cur heufes art
nominal for qualities.
Luss, Factors, ....-....-a Leaf. Fair,..-..5 60
IF Inferior to f95l Choice CarksviIie~72l 99
In recent debate IN the Virginia House Of Delegates Mr. CT
merton stated that one merchant Of Richmond, seat last year
Cincinnati, htteen thousand boxes Of tObacc,
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CauIiOm---Thc article OF
SEL-es1@S Whisky now we'll known as "DalyF Arc
ac Valley Whskev has established reputaHons universal
renders it difficult the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This is the result Of pereverng energy in It's INTRO
ducop sustained BY determination adopted at the outset and
instant departed FROM that Its original purity and
unriyaled excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such successful Efforts
basoysrs the manufacturer It initiated by inscriptions
Doors S9d an inferior and spurious ARTICLES palmed OF upon
the community to the great dement Of the public as well as
niuy to the manufacturer both in emolumen and well earned
ue Every effort has been ede to guard against this piracy
nv Copyright Of the LABEL aud By peculiar shape OF the Do''e
caution the public against ht imposition upon them ana
upon rights and earnestly desire such Information rom
those o may possess It. by having been vicmsed or otherwise
As enable me to protect the public and myself by Troseu
ton to the utmost extent Of The genuine DAYS Arc
matte Valley Whskey put up in Of y bottles eae VIII
,bt yellow LABEL and sealed With yellow wax with the pro
etrs stamp on the wax and fac-simile signature OF the pro
stor on the label All other articles are limitations
NJ Consumers can dependupon getting pure EFtcle "e
% buv the Valley Whisky, asst sold BY the bottle an IN cas-
/ only -,
! %, Am Sole Proprieior-
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SHELBY MEDICAL GoIIEGE.--Ne are requested 70
state that the Medical Society, formed by the stu
dents Of this institution hold their annual eelebra-
ton at the hall of the College tomorrow (Rednes-
day) night. when the valedictory address viii be
delivered by Mr.. THOMPSON, and other Interesting
ceremonies be performed. With their customary
gaIlantry, the students invite the ladies to witness
the exercises and we learn that qrite spfNii'is
Of the fair sex viii be present That beng lns -
Of course there will be more than sprnkls o. 'iis
sterner sex We have no doubt that it VIII De "a ii-
teresting affair."
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The steamer Connewago left Cincinnati Tor TINS
port on the 4th inst.
The fleet and excellent packet boat John A. Fish
er, leaves at her regular hour being Z o'clock NJ
for Paducah aording the travelling public facilities
for making connections with superb steamers for
all river points.
sruruESrs-Freights exceedingly scarce, cotton
being the principal item in transit from this point
going by the way Of Parkersburgh ON the Ohio rlY-
er steamers. thence over the favorite road Of the
South and Southwest to the Eastern cities, the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad.
The E. Howard left New Orleans for this point on
the 4th inst
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SUPREME COUET, 8EcEmHER TIN

EnrRFD nv he Court that an transcripts from The Cir
ruft ard Chsn Gerry Courts shall De- n plains esiHle
tS upcn iar pager having BLANK marsn Of % le1t one
-h IN uiib o. &c Jeff hand Of every page and hat e12n
rut s1aiI be accompanied by complete inleN Ard m
- hil ~ allowed ne Cle, unless these reqnreenis
hecouplied win.
tor up9n ths sane no 90 take dispositions, t1l ai
~ except ths time or lsiag ta subpoena
fo- ~ uitnss. adaFts other unnecessary snail
h inserted In Transcript shall O. for auc matters
be allowed any CLERK.
IRE clerks make out ara nle tee transcripts Or ihs
Cours within the prescrei hy law. unless 90 lal Dc
shoun 10 have been Improbable % 90 90.
Orisrsd copy Of the shOve ras be flulhd ly ~
CLERK II this Court CLERKS Of this Court te oie W
visions, that BE- Pubahei In two ne9apare-s H
Nashville.
And that the Clerk az this Courts iu The different Dgoas
furnish copy Of rules a the CLERKS rl the Crc-
a1d Chancery Courts 10 their Divisions respectively,
istess Up. CLARK, Cisrs
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~Ihe sooner our youth learn shoat-hand' the more
readily win they employ it when they become men
IL reply to the question. Nhai should 995a e
Taught. one Of the Geeels wisely answered. in-l
which they VIII have to practice when they 1e-
come men, It would be wei if ell our yoa'n
were taught thorough knowledge Of phonosf'-
ply. lis advantages to them in every pursuit q
life would be inestmable TO those especially VINO
intend pursuing a profession knowledge Of Pho
biography would be one Of the greatest helps they
could bring to their aid.
Every one who has witnessed the Pfoneien-y a.
auired by the several youths taught IN .is Guy y
Mr.. DoIml1R, win readily appreciate iiie AlPoi'
anca Of a knowledge of photography Z number
Of his pupils. who can scarcely read English, read
and write photography with great ease and huency'
Parents should improve the opportunity OF sending
their children to 3r. DoLBEAR during his stay IN the
city.
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New York, Feb John Cummings convicted
of the murder of Dennis McHenry, was to-day SEN
fenced to be hung on the 30th of March.
Three more bodies were taken from the ruins OF
the Elm street fire to-day. They are believed to be
those of Mrs Stock and her two children The
whole number Of lost and missing thus far Is Is
L. Mr. Bothna, one Of the injured, died at the hos
pitol last evening. The eight wounded still remain
/ ING there will. it is believed, recover.
| Another body that of Michael Kahn, was recov
cred TO-DAY from the runs Of the hat factory IL
| Broyklyn Mr.. Smith the fireman. is still missing
and is supposed to be under the under the ruins
John Gallagher, one Of the injured. is dying at tn
! hospital The wounded are recovering.
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Charleston Races.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 3.-In the first race to-day. Al
bIne was the winrer The time was 3;jl4 and 3s554.
In the second race, COngaree was the winner. The
time was 3:47 and 3:4S.
The third race was a saddle match-one thousand
yards. Fanny Parker beat Rife. Time 594.
CHARLEsroS Feb. 4-In the first race to-day Mich
olas won the second and third heats, beating Tar
River
The second race was won by Fanny Washington.
beating Julia COoper.
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We call the attention of oar merchants and other
business men, 20 the card Of Messrs. JOKES & BUL-
LOCK, attorneys at law, Pulaski Tenn. Our person
al acquaintance with one Of the partner Of this
frm warrants Us in saying that any business in
trusted to their hands viii be attended to efficiently
aod satisfactorily
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4 rnord -hont Inn Restornrires,

ByE original it the5et preparation for restoring grey
hair to original coior and rendering u strong, healthy
and beautiful, Heipsreet Co.'S Inmitabe Hair Colorng
or Resore Evey other preparation advertised for this pur
nose is but an imitation this Most Of then made
water require the expense Of hair dressing 70 accompany
them they leave the hair harsh and dry Htinseets IS
made with oil and stimulating Spirits d0rd7g an GgFssa0l7
hair crash aside from its value Tesoratve II IS sed at
reasonable price, pacng il within the reach otal We might
introduce certificates from Cleryen Senators and WeknoWn
citizens all parts Of ths country hut il is not Necessary @e
leave our readers Judge that Ia t0as can produce coH
paravey successful results, the original and Inflated aEuels
must surpass them all.-JOurlGs.
Price 50 cents bottle. Sold everywhere
" MAGAN & CO., PrOprietors
tab1-dSwlm Troy, New York.
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AvING moved my goods to Cherry street, 2ext 20 te
5s~s, sank one door from Union, take the occasion
s to friends and customers for the liberal patron
% - Al the former stand and hope that change o. pas
age sse continuance, but AM Increase Of me trals
S.iof,ye received ljlnebl J n. ae6I1L
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Laid, Webster C Cos
PR u M ~ M
SEWING MACHINE
Families and Plantation uses.
J. w. Williams--Agent.

Inn Prsprelors Of these Machnes claim IA sabsintas
the claim that their Instruments ell execute any and egsV
kind Of aedesor perform the in the best possible
Combining It does The merits Of all the other Ma
chimes, and The time avoiding their faults, it
msnds itself to the public the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and adapted eUerg branch 81 indus
try where the needle Is required.
They win stitch, benz fell bind and gather. They make a
strong lock Stitch that raveed pulled out They
beaUtu uniform stitch alike both sides Of the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines great strength perfectly simple, and
the management OF them esAily acquired
Any spool OF cotton, thread st, may be used. They are
almost aoisses their operations, and M longer than
any other Sewing Machine oxtant
Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers Housskeepr, any
other persons search Of instrument to execute any kind
Of srng done By machinery, e saTsttey secure fss
best, BY examining ours before purchasing.
TA liberal discount made to Ministers and charitable 50.
cietes
II All Masnes warranted three years, and full instructions
given to them Satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public invited to ean and eins the Ma hines at
80 PUBLIC sQUARE.
jauas-dtv&wlyr
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WHAT WE CLAIM
FOR THIS MACHINE
Is THE CHAMPIONsHIP'

f.bs-dGvln over John York Co, Union Street.
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New PArEs-Fe have received the first number
Of the sprnsl eld spsealqior published by Aeazrs.
G. W DAVIS Co, and edited By pr. ". Il. F. LIGoN
1t is sprisBtly and very readable sheet and win
doubtless reoaive a liberal support from the good
citizens Of old Robertson.