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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
Look Here My Kind Customer
State ;Fair.
lsed Premiums on Horses 9 Cattle,

Increased Premiums on Horses & Cattle,
FIO bc exhibited n the state Fair Rt Dayton, Sept 70
| to %, 1860 The Ohio State Board of Agriculture
have deemed It eNpedent TO change the IFeniams on
Sweepstakes, on Horses and Cattle rs follows;
Best herd consisting Of Bun and four Cows, all to
be- Of one breed and owned 10y the Exhibitors pre-
mum 500
second best do do ....,..................... 60
Best breeding bull to be exhibited with five OF
his calves not less than one year old, premium of 100
The premiums on horses will be ~ follows.
Hest stallion Of amy age or breed 300
Mare .......,,,........... 100
By order Of the Board, JOHN II. KLIPPARl,
on2OdiAMnM Corresponding seoroarY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
3Libefp.
"a o. = 8 x TALK

VoHN sHEILEBERGER, on the West side Of jei'
D ferson street nov hNy prepared to accommodate
the pubic with frst HORSES, COOP BuGGiEs, CAR.
RIAUEs, and every thing tint may be ound IN wei
regulated Livery Stable.
As - hr apiliy - lloafe and give entire anuslNtlut
10 al who may lavof him wida thc patfonVfs lie
takes ereai pleasure ~ rccriuRto tho nllowint coin
petcnf Judges. Clabum Hagen, y. Hcathman James
w. Iowrey, John Wiggiin, Ice keroot aud fetei
Voorhees,, nll Of whom testified under OATH niew day.
ago that Mr.. v " one a the vcrybest Livery Men p
lie word and that Ms iniohaht Popularity, such
duws customers nom all puts of The world II any
doulaa the truth Of this statement we refer TO Geo
W. Houk,and John Howard, Attorneys NJ Law
marley
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
NOTICE.

TIME oard Of School Examiners Of Montgomery
county will hereafter meet the last Saturday Of each
mouth at the North East nrtrlctSehO0l House, Second
street above Madison, Dayton y order Of the board.
ai2s,lim W. H. HARfMAN, Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
New Arrangement.

d ~ D., having disposed ofhs stoc, Of Eastern work
ID. at auction, will herger devote his entire Rtten-
ton to manufacturing home made work. which he will
get up in style To suit his patrons and the great public
whom hc Will be pleased 10 serve.
lie invites ladies' and gentlemen to call and leave or.
ders for work, aud he pledges his reputation ps man
ned mechanic ts plea all who can be pleased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
FAIR PLAY

n BICKFORD would inform his friends and the
~. public that he has as large and as good an as
sortment Of Boots and Shoes can be found in the
clty and ho viii sell a low any that means 10
be honest. He cannot sell good fashionable, saeahle
Shoes worth s2000r Sl,00. If any ono else can, Il II
none Of his business long as they owe him nothing.
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes and will sell low
Is any one can Afford. ny2-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08

N EW GOODS!
FALL TRAD II 1890.
Carpets
Floor ana Table OIL cloths,
Mattings,.Rugs, Drugget1,
Paper HangingsJ
window Papers,
Curtain DamRsksy
Lace and Muslin Curtsinsi
Marseilles CounterpaneH
window Shades;
window Iollands--aII CoIorsI
Green window on CiothI
venetian Blinds;
window shade Trimmings, Picture
Cords and TRssels, a-r H..
GIlt eornIees, Bands and Pins.
Stair Rods, Picture NaIIa
Furniture, Prints, Towclngs, ,.nen Table Damaslis
and Cloths Napkins, Doylies
Linen and Muslin Sheetings, Beoched Muslns, Irisl
Linens, AZ.
4. Blankets, Table and Piano Covers, 6c,, Ne
Large Stock just received. Prices lower than ever
VAN AUsDAL, DIXON X co,
au2s loves New Building, No "A Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Annexed II m Alphabetical List Of Articles VIII
damaged, may he restored to their original .'tre
and usefulness by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08

~ sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
EsastenfRE Vegetation in Spring

One 'ao3a is By shelteEiag plants from
cold winds, and exposing them as muell
ms possible to the rays of the SUI. This
Gan be Effected by building walls or high
eloSc fences on the stormy sides Of gar
dens and orchards, also BY surrounding
sham xish hedges and belts of evergreen
trees. In England, it has been found By
an eYFeyiment of several years, that
eherry-trecs trained against south wall,
will ripen their fruit ten days or fort
night earle. Il an in the open orchard =
j., eeld, damp, aHd cloudy summers, the
difference IS less obvious, but even then,
the favor Of the wall fruit Is superior to
she other.
SkilIful gardeners sometimes gain an
adssnl age of several days. by throwing
NJ beds or banks with 81 De to the
teuih, Of abou. Is deg, and plating
thereon their earliest crops Of lettuce,
radishes, peas etc; the northern slopes
being used for late crops.
OF the influence Of manure in accelerat-
inc vegetation, we need aardiy speak
Every body knows what tropical growth
horse manure ergenders in hot beds and
forcing houses, While yet the ssil q the
common earth around is cold and unpro-
aae;iye Everybody knows what won
ders guauo, hen dung and other fcr;iliz-
eFs perform every spring in garden ana
field. Ra, aside from the action Of rea.
uiauure, there i 4 beae6. 10 be derived
from the use Of other substances, such as
sand lime or clayoy soils, of ehiP-dirs ana
leaf-nlolir the tendency Of which Is u
tighten Up the ground and free it from
surplus water The use CT leaino!d,
charcoal chip-dlFt, baeksmi,h's oinders
and whatever tends to make the so.,
dark o9losed, contributes 70 ;he same re-
sult.
Here too, may Be mentioned the pow
srful influence Of pnder-dra;aing which
rids the sell Of standing Rater, aud pre-
pares 1t 10 sbsorb the earliest rays ot the
Spring sun. Ridging up the earth IN
winter, tends Ia the same direction, and
fer the ssmo -easoa. Faithful attention
70 these two l4ss processes often gives
the gardener gain ot week or for,night
in spFips.
Here may be. mentioned also, the in
PoFtancc ef eeleeting proper Sceos Of traits
or Vegetables, which ripeuei earliest the
preceding year, are likely 10 start earlier
and to matsre quicker shsa tho$e which
ripeRed late. Every gardener, therefore,
should take great pains each yszv II save
his seeds from the earliest m2.ure9 Fyo-
duets Of his grounds.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
aQrlrHltural, sc.

Tue YALE AGRICULTURAL CoNyEN,
TIoN.--The course on Agriculture at
Now Haven is decided success. Dur.
Il lag the preliminary fragment of week
occupied with science, as related TO As-
Fieulture, there have been hundred
persons attendance. many from distant
parts of the cuurtrg. The Horticultural
.Feck will bring large accession. Dur
ing the twa weeks course of forty lec-
;urcs by fifteen lecturers on Practical Ag-
s,isaltnre and Stock Breeding, commenc-
ing Feb, 18th, there is every reason to
expect an attendance of two or three hun
ared. The attractiYeness of this course
has been Increased by the addition Of Am
hroea Sssyeas, ESQ, New York, as a
third lecterer on Horses.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
Forward spring Work Vow,

"Tska zine by the foTelock9 IS Is god
n maxim for farmers IS for others. While
there arc some kinds Of labor that can
oRly be performed a particular seasons.
there ars oihe.s that caa be done :: zay
tine, when the weather tavolS o.: luor
operations The Spring, in a,I the north
ern part Of our country IS ve-Y brief
se.soa, and upon iAa farm, it is usually
oveT-croE6s3 With work Slack farmers
especially, leave every thing to this SEA
ten. The manure i not carted until the
ground Is settled; the p3oEjDg j. put of
I'll May. sad the p!sHiuE E2tl Ju-a
the potatoes and oats that flourish best IL
cool weather, z-e forced 70 mature 10 the
heat Of dogdass and rot, rust. .ui snu.
ars e1en The rssg!,of tie late sowing ana
Planting
Something can Be done essn :: ;ais
season tohslP on the spring work TIE
wood house is, Or ought 70 be already flied
60 tbs. The 81 viii 10. Isel to b= lifted 70
p7sp2re feel from March % Dees,uber-
A Sood par: of the manure can Be csT;si
noK. The groznd Is aoE froEea 50 thai
the ezrt p2,h % ;he 6s.i, 70 De ploEsi,
is scan Eora as sne1.h IS : railrlai I;
viii L : ulIoa less t2x upoa The s,reGs;h
of team 70 draw bundled leads al ma-
pare nov, thar Z i i il April, Nhea
the tesn IS pressed with ploHi7g aud
ether farm SaFk- Il IS pretty va, es-
tAhlishsd RoE, that yard manure pgsDar-
ed il the usuai say wish muck and lara.
does a1s lose mach % "a Tzlae, when
pied up IN Winter N large hears il tie
tsld where i j. 70 be rSzi F-oa G..
own expe-i2nct re L -. tasak sree2
stable manure Eauld be lajur~d bY the
s ms treasEeat. /. Z we're vel. mixed Ia
the heid xish muck or peat TIE piles
should Be made loaE, uzrU- and high
kay Sve G. SIX Zee. - As "a shed part Q.
tbs Fzia.
Ifsay of the meadows are % hs dress
C with fue car8Po>;. ,heFe Is 10 bst.s'
tlz.s Enzz tas PEeSsas = 10 l. 7:
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Colds Cured.

| 1t would be a saving of human health
/ and happiness, aud lie itself, if the pc
riodical press would never publish IA rec
! ipe for any human ailment, which involv-
ed the taking gofanything into the stomach.
Some scrap editor characterizes it as an
excellent remedy for cough caused BY
4 common cold, to soak an unbroken egg
| for forty eight hours n a half pint of vim
eear, then add as much honey, break up
I all together, and take teaspoonful for 4
! desc several times day.
| If the writer Of that recipe had pos
sessed the smallest amount Of common
observation he would have known that if a
man begins 10 cough as the result Of com
meu Geld, tits the result of nature herself
attempting ear, and she will effect il in
her own time, and more effectually than
any man can DO, It she is only let alone
and her instincts cherished. What are
these instincts? She abhors food AID
Graves wqrmlh Hence the moment
man IS satisfied that he has taken a cold,
le: him do three things lst, eat not an
atom; ID, 60 to bed and cover up warm
ia warm room; Sd, driuk as much cold
water as he wants, or as much lot herb
tea as he can, al IN three eases out Of
four he viii be almost entirely well with
IN thir.y-six hours.
II he does nothing for his cold for for
;y-cicht hours after the cough conmenc-
e, there IS nothing that vii. bg any pos
>ibiiity, do him any good; for the cold
with such : start, wiil run las course of.
about fortnight in spite Of all thar can
be done, and what IS swallowed in the
meantime, in the way Of Physio, Is hin.
drance and not good.
" Feed cold and ssarve fever" is
miScl;evaus taliacy. ! cold always brings
4 fever, the cold never begins 10 ret well
gntil the fever begins To sub>ide out ev-
cry mcuthtui swallowed IS that much
more fuel to feed the fever, and, but for
the fac. that as soon a. The cold Is fairly
seated, nature in a kind Of desperation,
steps in aud takes away the appetite, the
commoUezt colds would - followed bY
very serious results, anl In frajI people
could &c aimee, always fala. -HaIs
Journal ef' Heath
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

sWard will pot~he cut up, and the warn
Spring rains viii carry down the fertiliz
ing properties of the manure to the roots
of plants. This must not be done, how
ever, on rolling laad, or on steep hill
sides where the rains would wash off part
of the manure before the frost comes out
of the ground.
A large portion of the Spring work can
be anticipated befors Winter breaks up,
and then the farmer can seize upon the
best time to plant aud sow, aud drive
his work all through the season instead
of being driven
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

THE HANGING Or joan B90wN.-A
correspondent q the Boston 7ru4z-rjUt,
writing from Rome, December 20.h. savs
We AMERICANS Rad and talk o5 lit
tie else than uaEPtr's Ferry and sublime
Old Jvhu Brown At this distance from
home, there seems to be but cue opinion
among our eOgntrYnlea on the policy Of
,xccGiia= hin. aai | ,liEk the facts viii
bear NE out IN saying. thar the northern
men 10 not - earnestly pray for his par
Don as the southern dcf.yye his execution
XII hear 10 !; the kne.l Of slavery Ia
America and profound Is IS the respect,
admiration al3 love for this noo.c old
man in the breast Of all men not slave
holders o. cotton-bIiuded uorthernerS. vet
I think tie teG,inz 5 almost universal
taa; 20 plainly Is the hand ct Gci dis
p.ayed IN ,U.s event, 10 pray for o. a.
ten - bis GeI.ysgaa1s would seem almost
. IT irrcFe7eDt Interference H.th the course
af FE3Yideace, Men are marvclEousIv
impressed 5y 4. They sar, had the
creates; shrewdaesS, the pu-es; pallau-
:h-o2y, the greatest fertility ot resources
a-l command Of ucaas been ua.:si IN
. one man aud brought to bear upon the
abolition Of slavery. the result would have
been feeble and futile compared 70 that
wh:eh mus: fall.v th.s apparently mad
scheme Q: : handful Of men LED by enc
whom men designate q 3 mailman And
;Lus, men Of sober judgment, 10; given
% superstition OF sen:jneHts.,>u, bog
sols;nLly before /. aud sar =: ) .ka ha1d
q Goa Man co,lt u: have predicted
i, bG.
Gc5 moves i : z,vs.s-focs say
Is =-~ss-s y -.s-s----
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

Ma BI5L0w, of tae New Yo76 Esca-
.r7 F.&. whites t-ol Pans. Jazua-7 Z.
that there vii be NJ EaEoPs.u Coz.7s<z.
None Of the psIt;cs seem ready Ecr i, No
results promise o be reached brit, aud
i vill DC abandoned Or postponed oy gen
erzi aoHsen. The NaPoleouic Pau phle:
as-jas; the temporal ,ozer q ;he Pope
aas had. sGaea ~ ID vl.R daEeiogiHs this
feeling, a3i b-ezkia= ~ the meeting -
AEaiEs willdFlft on, tasrefgre, as for tae
l-sc faE months. eEeryshiaE fsrorigE the
strengthening oi the l.2l5aR ps1pie IN
sAeir Independence. Gr Big,eB beg.=ves
ilzt Napc !eoa never F4s u = Ll>h i4n-
geE, IS aoE, q fal'ing u the hand q al
assassin. The circle Interested 70 bs I'd
# aln j greatly Eideusi DIV the results
a The Italian szr. &E3 . political g peF-
sonal enu1itY il D0w added the tanagi,iSzl
q religion. IS represented n The RoIisz
Church. 4ai IN the cya.aga1cs ot is s.
PrsE2zy.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
60 BousFkerufrs.


CS0AETHTNG EEW.-B T. BABBITT'S
% BEST
MEDICINAL SALERATUSI
Is manufactured from common salt
and is prepared entirely different
from other S.tleratus A Il the del
fSS ieterious matter extracted in such al 6S
manner aa 10 produce Bread, Biscuit
and all kinds OF Cake, without con-
AND itaining a particle Of SaleratuS when AMI
the Bread or Cake is baked there
by producing wholesome results
10 Every particle OF SalerAtus is turned 10
to gas and passes through the Bresci
or B;cuis while Baking; consequent
liz nothing remains but common Salt
Water and Flour. You viii readily
perceive bE the taste Of this Salera-
8 5tus that il is entirely different from 6S
other Saeratus.
Il is packed in one pound papers
AND each wrapper branded. g. T. Bab-. AND
bits Best AeIicils&l Saleratus; al
so, picture. twisted loaf of bread,
70 with glass OF sGerYescing water On TO
the top. When you purchase one.
paper ron should preserve the wrap
per, aud Be particular to get the
aevt exactly liks the fEst--bTaEd as
above.
6SI Full directions for making Bread So
with this Saleratus and Sour Mix
or Cream Tartar, will accompany
AyD each package; also. directions for AND
making ali kinds of Pastry; also,
for making Soda Water and Seid-.
70 ,litz Powders. 10
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH
g. T. BABBITT'S PURE C0NCEE--
TRtTEp POTASH,
Warranted double tie strength OF
6S ordinary Potash put up IN cans IS
ID, lbs, lbs. 5 lbs and : los.
with fall directions fer making.
AND Hard AMI Soft Soap. Consumers AND
will fiRd this the cheapest Potash IN.
market
70 Manufactured and To- sale by 10
g. T. BAB5ITT.
Nos 6s ard 20 W-ashingtan-streets
New York, and No. IS India-ztreet
Boston. IlI:44-Iv~.l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

Administrators Notice.
"TIiEREAS tes-e-s = z5-ls-sSs-zt51- Il
~ the estate q a--4~ e LEA-z, la;z Q.
Esstav TS~ushsu, Pvs.e- Coccsy- deceased,
1ATe 1eez granted u ~ En3szsf Sas1. a. pr
s22s la2to.s5 - sid estate @-s rs9-ss-ec %
IKE s7zzz@s. as PR-z-ez-. z-t tzsz h2vi-z
e-Asz-s against Eas sane ~ll V-zSsz: t1s--
---s A-i-azsSe&sS1 f7- ss-+is--e-.
WILLIAM -EACE
Es-;S-. Ess. :. ls.1
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
CLOCKS S-'

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Having some r-a-s' .T7er;sac= n ,ze bzsi-
asss. feet cons dent n ziv.az the public GRS-
E2AL SATISFACTION. T1e patronage Of
.a@ pEb.iI Is solicited Please give ne = c1E.
4. sU-E warranted o II nay.
\ general 4szl-slez: @. Watches, Cl0cks
a-l -cWs--- On hand II ) f,- sale
C---s-s.o-:, Jlzs31, 1919
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
Oswavo. Pee. 18th 1883.

~ The Business VII De continued 81 the
cl- riscs E7 q 9 keev57. where ne. or = :
sassmanJ e. Graves. VII. BE- found n al :inses
lS1HtA7 excepted ready azd wiling 70 wait
on cas,ome.s Taaaat-l :5- tie p4t-c1sss
bestowed upon :l2 late G-n. lie hopes b. Al
,eayi5a o his business % merit q col ticuance
Ct The same
p : Al kinds u Provisions. Groceries. Il,
constantly oa hand. cheap for R-AnT Pay
Lumber, Shingles. aud si. siats Of Produce
taken IN exchange Tor Gcc3s at tht!- n4-ae.
rs..e. Casa 10. rsfnsei.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
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TcR !" OET OF

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I}gss'ste~y, Po,.I Sorsaek, ErgI Psi15, Hszsz
Pi2<5, FAstsrz sziF-1, Ers-ps3o=s esd Ssia L-aaf
Lf-sr C-ssvlGi'l,, L'rep.y, Tst:sT, 7-zsrl 4
SzH Ri-zi-a, U'gT=st, Got., -Ns2~-.s.ss Il
Dinner Pm, sn6 f5r Prrlling tss Blk
TEey are s-E=--lozted, 50 thz; re ia; =
tire ca- take them pleasantly. ana --sT a. 7
5sst s-e-,ezt Il re xoE.1 :0E a. Ils F-T..'is's
family rlTs.c.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

TEyHE CO. PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing
i between the subscribers under the firm o.
kecys2, Wilkinson 4 Graves, Is o. mutual
consent dissolved The Books aad Papers
Notes, SC oi me firm are in the hsaes Of c
=. kenyon, Hhc IS authorized 70 settle the
same. c. C. KENYON.
2. C. WILKINSON,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-19

CHAP. XLIX-An Act to furnish additional Mail Facilities.
Be enacted 6ye Senate and House of ReDreseatati5eS
0fkhe United states " America i CJRgress ssbLed, That
the Five thousand hundred and sxtv dollars
ony in the treasury other Eise appropriated be
placed General for mail service
post in Western Kansas authorized by the
March twenty seventh egeen hundred aud sixty and that
hundred tn dollars hereby appropriated
applied such of the established by the act
entitled lish post routes act to establish
certain postal roads, approved June eleventh. fourteenth
eghte hundred and fifty eight the Postmaster General
deem advisable.
APPRovED. Nav T6 1860
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WhOle,aI. Depot, No. 4S Cedar Street. Nsv HoFk.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING & co.,
Box No. $500 New York.

10 Dealers n Cases containing four eight and twelve
beautiful LthogrAph ShoWCArd accompanying each
package.
p single bottle OF SFkLDIEs's PEEPAREp 6L1K will save
ten times its cost annually to every hou'eholdsl
prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should note Of SsAUL5rass Par
GLUE making their list twill stand any climate
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AIleShany SpInSS!
81 MILES FROM sBAwsvrLLE DEPc
montgomery County, VisInia.
MouICOulerI

VNNHE Proprietors having purchased tn Watering
Place in October last, have taorougy repaired aud
fsbed il with entirely uJniture Of Il best class, ami
will oen it for the reception OF visitors on le 18th day
Of June. m,
Having increased ations, and ma hera arrange
ens Tor the comfort their guests they alter themselves
thatbut few f any) WSter Places will ard the same at
fractions this.
Ills situated in the county Of Mongomei 3 miles from
Shawsve Depot Virginia and TenneSseetaroadD on he
banks Of the Roanoke River and is surrou=d by some Of the
most beautiful and attractive scenery to found among the
Mountains Of yrgins The has aced such repua'
tonin the last few years. that is unuecesy 20 say
scrdered Of the StomaehboWes ana Liver
and for prostraon of the nervous system might aPPen
number OF certificates IRON PhyscsDs others acquainted
its and to these might be added0 saREifhA"
Passengers will met at Shawsviile Eonr NOSE Omhl
busses convey them road = ngs fefson'
leaving re, Washington, Rchmon ana FetersouFs
the mCui3g arrive Springs the day. those from Inc
South will find the conveyance thryaI o. eah
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RrOwuSvtlIe EOts for Sale.

VETE offer sale liberal Of de-
w srabls building lots in Brownsville from ~ to miles
from Nashville, fronting the Gaatin and Porter Pixies
tanning EACH soil and neighb0h0od
surpassed timbeed We will also sell fren 81
to loo acres in body The rapid growth Of Edsened
will tend to enhance very rapidly tie value q the Brosnsve
lots II you good property in good neighborhood aon
iA'A " eAA- '"' 'A JL&R W BROWN,
;nIvs- an az Cherry street
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Lamd for sale.

EING desirOus Of moving South, o6er io sa Re Ds
200 acres, lying Cumberland river, - of n bettom
,Son countv near the Hermitage Some ~ ac - $500
land about seventy Of which Is ce - hous forty
we'll timbered. OF the 100 acres aPiano' ~
e1'fa 70 a. or sell wood Wood can oe sou a.
all times for cash. a-eI1ipr house smoke house
- ns1ro oabins. Any persons desiring - - -, -
with view 70 parenAs'ns ~ z. B0NDURANT.
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