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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-18
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly fa
ctate the process of teething by soitenng the gums
reducing all inaamation-wil allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it mothers
VIII give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants Pefectly safe in all cases. See adver.
tsemcnt in another column. mav4.1v
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-18

'AE undersigned having re-established and
Il completely retitted the well known SHOOTING
GALLERY, near the corner of and Third streets is
now ready to receive the public.
All his arrangements are perfect, and every thing
VIII De conducted in the most approved STYLE 1t Is
conceded to be one of the best fitted up Galleries in
the state, no expense having been spared to make it
pleasant place of resort
sE nj Es B r. R
attached to the Gallery is superbly arranged and the
LIQUORS of the choicest kinds.
The undersigned is under obligations for the mast
patronage of his friends, and hopes still to deserve
their good will and friendship.
Jyl2 lm J.E. BROPHY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-18
dsIl!z!!lllASN L!!!lN
GaAlGlllla
SCOT EEING SYRTyP


FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething soft
enng the gums, reducing all naamaton-will alay
sure 40 Regulate Che Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and RELIEF and HEALTH to your INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can SdY, IN confluence and truth Of il,
what we have never been able to saw of any other
medicne-NEyER HAS II FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE
TO EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any who
used it, On the contrary all delighted with It's OPP
erations and speak in terms of highest commendaton
of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak
in this matter "WIAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
years experience and pledge reputation for the
fulfllment of what here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
Of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES
in New England, and has been used with neyer-laing
success in
USANDS OF GASES.
1t not only relieves the child from PAIN but invigo-
rates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
(sripIn im the u towels, and Wind ChOlic,
and overcome commissions, which, not speedily
eded end in death. We believe it the best and sUREsT
REMEDY in the World, in all cases OF DYSENTERY and
DIARIIRA IN CHILDREN whether il ARISES from
tething, from other cause. We would say to every
mother who has a child suffering from any ofthe fore
going complaints; do not lei your pref udices,
HOr the pref dlces of others stand between
your suffering child aud the relief that will be SURE
yes ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the use Of this
medicine, If timely used. Full directions will accom-
pany each bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile
Of CURTIS 81 PERKINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper.
~" Sold by Druggists throughout the woild.1
Principal Office, I3, Ceder ST., N. Y.
PRICE ONLY rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
PARK 81 WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington Street,
mayi-1y rmp San Francisco.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

Byvirlue Of Il decree of,he Court Of Frank
lin county, Tennessee, pronounced at lt5 Feb
ruary term, 1859, in the cnsc of Wallace
lis,ill and John Chitwood, guardians, Petition
to sell slaves, | will, on the
I'd doy Of M"un'y, 1860,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, before the
court house door in the town OF Winchester,
one negro man named HENRY, aged about
"a years. Said boy will be sold upon u credit
Of one and two years, except the sum OF
$500 which must be paid n cash. Notes re-
qnired with two or more good and sufficient
securities, and n lien retained until the whole
Of The purchase money is paid.
Dec. 10, 1853. L. +. SlAlS, Cloak.
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Slaves For Sale.

BY virtue of a decree Of the County
CouIt of Franklin county, Tenn, pro
nounced at its December term, 1859, in
The cause therein pending, Felix Green ct
ais. vs. Sarah o. Ratchet otals, ! will, on
the Esd day OF January, 1860, at the
Court House door in Winchester, offer
for sale three slaves belonging 10 the heirs
of Colwell Hatchet deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said slaves will be sold on a credit
OF twelve months, except the sum Of S75,
which will DO required 10 cash. The bid,
ding for said slaves 10 mmenc at the
following, viz:
Harriet. nged ~ years, $1,000,
Solomon, 600,
Chthnrinc,' 300.
Bond apd approved security will be
required Of the purchaser, and a lein re-
,ained for balance Of purchase money.
Dec. Is 8. 60 r. +. SIMS, Clerk.
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A Georgian, who had cmigratod to
Texas, writes back to his brother, ut
County Line, II rather dolcf~l letter,
which said brother publishes in the At
lanta Intclligcncsr, ~ n warning to
those going West, to "look before you
leap"
We copy only the closing paragraph:
"Satistied, from sore experience, that
the "Lone Star State" can pro gross as
well without nae, 1 long once more t.
plant my foot firmly upon the soil ofmy
native Georgia, and there remain con
tent to drink her sparkling waters as
they gush forth ihom pure natn1e'-
fountain--Bharo in her cXhnbcrant
c%rops-hor variety ofproductions-h"r
geniality and hcalthfnlncss OF climate
~T+hcr accessibility to markct-hcr in
creasiHg greatness, and, lastly let my
remains rest underneath her clay.
4 4 y :
Your brother, &c,
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Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued by tho
uicrk and Muster Of tho Chnncery Court at
incheSter, Tenn, in the cause of b. +. Nc
6ehre X Co, vs.. the Sewanec Mining Compa-
ny wlll offer for sale, to the highest bidder.
for Cnsh, on Monday, February 9Th, 1860. at
the Courthouse door, in Winchester, Tcnne,.
see, tho Railroad appurtenanccs in FRANKLIN
County, Tennessee, known as the Sewanec Mi.
ming Cos Railroad, starting at a point near
the Tunnel on the Nashville Il Chattanooga
Railroad, and running up the mountain to a
distance of nine miles. j. W. CUSTER,
Dec. ~, 90 $3.50 Sheriff.
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State of Tennessee.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT, &c.
p. ~ NJ. Turncy, plaintiffs,
VS..
Samuel Swami, defendant.
Debt on an account.
In this cause suit having been commenced
before the undersigned, Il Justice of the Peace
for said county, by the plaintiffs, against the
defendant, by original attachment founded on
said account, and was levied upon 100 acrcs Of
land. be the same more or less, belonging to
.Iid defendant, lying in Franklin county by
Vim. Faris, constable, on the 10Th Of Novrm-
Der, 80, and was returned before me on 10th
November, 1859, with snid levy, wlcrcupon it
i. therefore considered By me, and 50 ordered,
that all further proceedings be stayed in this
cause until the 10Th Of July next.
It is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication b. mnde for four successive weeks
IN the Home Journal, n newspaper published
in the town Of Winchester, Tennessee, re
curing the said defendant to be and appcaI
before Thomas Finch, Esq, the undersigned
at his Office in Winchester, on the nth July
1860; it being n Justices Court, then an'
there 10 defend said suit, or judgment final
by default, will be rendered against him, e'
purlc, &c. This 18Th Of jan, 80.
THOMAS FINCH, J. p.
SG 90 of Franklin county.
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Tho editor OF the North Caro'ha
Planter, in summing up the difficulties
in the way Of agricultural Improvement s%
IN tho course ofhis article uses the io''
lowing Language g.!
"TSs iaelination Of the young mep
of the country to embark In the learned
professions Of the day, instead ofsnga-
.,ino In the cultivation of the soil. We
rejoice to say that the time has arrived,
when labor is considered honorable
but. when tho learned professions are
regarded by many of the rising genera
lions 40 too laborious and unremuncra
ting, they seem to avoid the pursuits o
agriculture for the moro f%uctuating ant
hazardous ONES Of commcrcial, mercan
tile, or manufacturing life.
But the aim and object should be 70
place agriculture first and foremost
among tho physical employmcntS OF tNc
country, and to the successful attain
mcnt Of this, II thorough acquaintance
with its principles as a science, together
with a knowledge of its abstracts as
practical employment, must be sought
Tho instruction now afforded, in many
parts of tho country, by able lecturers
addresses, before u State and County
fairs, the circulation Of agriculture
journals, will do mach towards accom-
plishihg tho end view"
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State 0f Tennessee.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT, &r'
Brannon g. Durham, plaintiff,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COUNT, &C
Brannon g. Durham, plaintiff,
W.
Samuel Swami, defendant.
debt on nm Account
III this cause suit having been commenced
before the undersigned, Il Justice Of the Peace
In and for said county, by the plaintiffs against
the defendant, by original attachment founded
on sud account, and was levied upon, l06 ncres
Of land, be the same more or less, belonging to
said defendant, lying in Franklin county, by
VIM. Faris, constable, on the 24th Sept, le1',
and was returned before me on the 25th OF NO
vembcr, 1883. with said levy, whcrenpon ~ -
therefore considered by me-, and 40 ordered tha'
all further proceedings be stayed IN TINS cau'e
until the 10Th ofJuly, 1860. ,,.A.
1t is therefore ordered that publication ~
made for four consecutive weeks III 'ne
"llome Journal" a news, piper Ppbllshea \"
Winchester Tenn, requiring sa'a ds.eha-
ant u DO and appear before Thomas f'nch'
the undersigned, at his Office IN Winchester
Tenn, on the 10Th day Of July, lSoo' 1t being
n Justices Court, then and there to defend
snid suit, or judgment final, by default, viii
be rendered ogalnst him ex partc, etc. This
18th OF Junuary, 1860.
THOS. FINCH, J. P.
SG 90. of franklin county.
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D. D.

~ Oh J Il u J II y . u u
Has Is sroGE-
800 sets assorted Iron Axlc.,
IL kegs Boiler |ltivctsi
10 600 kegs Pressed Nuts,
| 600 Washers,
% kegs Wrought Nail,
500 Iounes Of Emery,
| 900 papcrs Timer, Kivct1,
80 assortcd Snusngc Cutters,
- " -" StNilcrS,
200 sheets Copper,
800 Copper Bottoms,
600 pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
- assorted Cnurns,
80 boxc. Glass,
$50 " Tin Plate, 5o.Slobs Rim,
3G " Pig Iron,
} 600 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
5 900 " Gum Betting,
/ 900 pounds Pump Chain,
100 Wheel Borrows,
| 600 pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundle. assorted Wire.
50 Doors, 10 600 Lights Sash,
53 sides Sole Leather,
800 feet Card Clothing,
100 Steel Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fan,
5 Thrcshing Machine,
~ Straw Cutters, ~ Corn Shelters,
D Railroad Scrapcrs, > Smut Machines,
800 assorted Plow-, 20 Pumps,
& half barrels White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams,
600 yynr,ds Galrnnizrd Wire,
900 boxes RING Travellers,
20 900 gallon. Stone Wnrr,
10 600 bushels Curkc,
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People lose much manure BY being
OBLIGED to let their cattle out in winter,
and perhaps summer, to some brooks or
springs to obtain their drink. Some let
them go as they please, (Which IS the
best way to ensure the cattle to drink
what and when they wish.) Others
drive them, perhaps twice n day, and if
they drink when they drive them, well;
ifnot, thoy must 90 dry. If dry, they
will not cat the hay well, and COWS
will not give their expected quantity OF
milk, and then the boys are found fault,
with because they gave too much hay,
and have not MIXED clean.
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State of Tennessee.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT, &c.
Handy ~ Co.; plaintiff,
",
Sa,nucl Swan, defendant.
NDcbt on nn Account
In thi, cause suit having been commenced
before the undersigned, II Justic" of the Peace
in, and for said county, by the plaintiffs nc'inst
the dcfrnaant, ly ~Vprigiaal attachment fpurdcf
on saia account, md WIS lcVicd upon, 2O5 ncrc7
Of land be the same, more or less belonging to
said defendant, lyingin Franklin county Tenn,
b, VIM. Fnrris constable. OF the End u 2lth
day. of September, 1859, and was returned be
fore me ON the 18th day Of Novoulb0r, 1899,
, with 5Cid lc'y, @hctcupon. II is Therefore con
| silcrcd by me and 50 ordered that nll further
proceedings bee stayed in this case until the
10th day IF July, next 1860.
And it Is further ordered by me, TINT publ
cation be made, for four consecutive weeks in
the Home journal, n newspaper published IN
the town Of Winchester, requiring the Sitlh
defendant to be and appear before Thomas
Finch j. 7. the undersigned 1T his oilic" in the
town Of Winchester, on tn" 10th day of july
NEXT 1860, 1t bccing II justices Court, then
and there 10 defend snid suit or Judgment final
| hy default will BE- rendered against them cX-
| ,,rlc &c. Thi, 18th day of January 1860.
THOMAS FINCH, j. T..
Sc 90 of Franklin County.
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a ya!mnblc Tract OF Land
ETG,Ye Sole

will, on Thursday, the 10Th day OF
January, 1860, offer for sale, ON the
premises, a tract of land belonging TO
III Cashier, containing 70 acres, more
or less. Said land lies on the waters oil
Elk River, and has on it a good hued.IoS
cabin. 1t lies wcIl-tcn acres cleared,
the remainder finely timbcrcd.
Purchase money 10 be paid down, and
II deed will be given by ne.
A.. J. WISEMAN,
Dec. %, Trustee.
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Notice.

All who know themselves indebted to the
undersigned will please come forward and pay
up their small bills Immediately, of not think
hard Of us If necessity compels Us, TO put their
accounts in the hands of an ofhcei We owe
money ourselves. and have no other means to
,ook to but what our patrons owe Us, and bvt
'f necessity the call would not DO made.
hprh I, 80. CLOPTON q MURRELL.
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To Arrive.

To Arrive.
| 700 Pieces assorted Hollow ware Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
10 English Pots, I Cnldron Kettles.
400 Dog Irons, - Tea Kettles,
% Shaving SkiIlrts,
II Kegs Nuts aud Washers,
9 Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron.
| Case Copper (Tinncd,)
81 Iron Axlcs,
i52 Bars Iron. 10 Bundles Iron,
40 Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from Pittsburg, on steamer Emma
md for sale by ID. ID. DlCkEI
Oct. 90, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
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Marble Works.

am prepared to furnish every description of
MARBLE WORK
Mt the shortest notice. Monuments OF every
stylc, Head and Foot Stones for Graves, mes
Table and Bureau Tops, handsomely finished,
Nantes Of all kinds and prices whlrh VIII ho1
fail to suit purchasers. kept constantly on n",, d
at my Marble Ware Room, corner HP''"S ""o
Summer streets, opposite ST. cloud a. or =,
ders strictly attended to, Specimens 'u,a n ur"m
ings oan be seen ut the lone II, Jo"rn", o"
" '" Winchester, Tenn
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N @ gro for S a @

] WILL, on Wednesday, the Sth day of
February, 1864 before the Courthouse door, in
W inchrstcr, Tenn, offer for sale. To the highest
bidder, for cash. n NEGRO BOY. of copper
complexion, named TOM. about 9 years old.
levied lp"nn ~ tn property Of q. W. Martin.
i%"saii.iy an execution inmy hands. issued from
aJu-ticcs' Court. in favor If Il. Il. Turner and
John Erwin. &. ARLEDGE
Jan. !. DrpUfy Sheriff
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Csc O0,)
State of Tennessee.

Mahnla Franklin, Erecutrir, &c.,
rS.
Isaac Es,ill and Wife, ri. ais.
On motion of Accomplishments, and it appearing
10 the satisfaction of tn" Clerk md Muster that
Francis Carroll Franklin is II non resident of
the State Of T%enNrscc, so that the ordinary pro-
cess oilnw cannot be- served upon her.
II is therefore ordered that publication bc
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
journal, II newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said non resident 10 appear
herein on or before the first tlny Of next Chan.
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in February, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmur to said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cxpartc AS To
him. II. X. EST1LII, {. X VI.
,Jnnunry ) So.
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ALL PERSONS having claims against the
estate of n. Il. Martin. decd, are requested to
file them with the Administrators. And all
pcrs"ns indebted to the estate of n. X. Martin.
deed, or the firm of \. K. Martin " Son are
requested 10 come forward and make settle
mr!t. j. W. ~ n. r. MARTIN,
jan. !, 60. ADMINISTRATORS
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W find on u table n copy Of the
Mississippi Baptist, and on the margin
written, "Complimcnts of EldcrT. d.
Jones'" We make the following cx-
tract from the Baptist. Isn't it bcauti-
full?
; The BIBLE.-Out of the Bible has
com all pure moralities. From it has
sprung all sweet charities. 1t has boon
the motive power of regeneration and
reformation to millions ofmen. 1t has
comiorted the hpmble, consoled the
mourning, sustained tho suffering, and
gaven trust a,.atfinmph to the dying
a .a., w,sS nan has fallen to sleep
tagdkhas used i for his diving inflow
WpAVen the innocent child has brea,h'
cd its last kaPpy sigh with fingers h..
tween its prcnise.freighted lcaves."
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R~ESTITTTION.
Your brother, &c,

$500
Mr.. ia wealthy merchant at
Lyons, France, lost, about three years
ago, n pocket-book containing three
thousand francs, and though he offered
q liberal reward for its restitution he
could not hear anything about IL. He
soon forgot the matter, but three days
ago received n box containing three
thousand four hundred and fifty francs,
in notes and gold, and this letter:
"SR:-It was | who three years ago
found your pocket book. was then Il
poor fellow, in search, line Jerome Pa
triOt, of n social position. 1 at first
thought of giving it ~p to you but |
reflected that the money would not
make you any richer than you iEre,
whilst it might enable me to ~prospcriu
life. And 30 | c%apitulatsd with I'm
conscience. But ! promised myself to
repay youin aheevent of God erowning
my efforts with success. This is what
Inow do. Here is your money and the
interest it would ~produccd if Invested.
4 nm now tolerably well off, having
prospered in business. | am married,
and have u child six months old. |
have given your Christian name to the
little follow for though you have unwit-
tingly been my bcncfactor, do not the
loss feel indebted to you, and | bless
your name every day"
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We are under obligations to our
friend Gee. Y. Decherd, ofBatrop, Tex.
~, c,t copies OF Texas papers. Also to
bridge az Known friend at Montgomery.
trideesrs ra
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HOWARDD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
4 bcreyuDent Institution, established by special on
dOwment for the relief Of the sick and dis.
tressed, afflicted with virulclt and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Associations, IN view OF the awful deS.
tWCtion UfhuInan life, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the receptions praciised upon The Unfortunate yitCims OF
such diseases by Guachs, Sc vera years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
their uaNle to open a Disrelsary for the treatment OF this
class OF diseases, in all their forms, ard to give Medical
advice GRATIS, TO all who apply by letter, with q des.
Cliption OF their condition, Gage. occupations, habits Of life
&Ca) and IN cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
ofthe age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors, on review of the past, feel assured
that their labOrs in this sphere of benevolent effort, la We
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially 10 the
young, ard they have resolved to devote themselves
with rene wed zeal, to this very important but much des
pissed cause.
Just published BY the Association, a Report on spermo.
tOrrhga, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of Ona itsm,
MasturbatiOno or SefA bnse, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will DO
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are constantly being published
for sratuitOus distribution, and viii he sent to the afflicted.
Some OF the new remedies ard methods OF treatment
discover ed during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, On. J. SK!LLlN
HOUGliTDN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
Q South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
Ezra d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAtRCHILD, Secretary.
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your name every day"

The Senate of tho Missouri LcgisIa
turc have passed a resclrtion %appropri-
ating two thousand five hundred dol
lars to tho erection of n monument to
the memory ofthe late Thomas II. Ben.
ton. It's generally supposed that the
appropriation will bein did Of the pro-
ject relative to the same subject, which
has bcenih contemplation anons Mr..
Benton's personal and political friends
in st. Louis ever since his dcceasc
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CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A Nj MACHI NE WORKS.
WEBSTER IL MANN,
Proprictor-, and manufacturers of
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AM
BOILERS,
Portable Engines. of any size required,
Mining Machinery, and Blast Cylinders, of
Largest Size, Mulay, Sash and Circular
Saw Mill Machinery of every, description,
and all kinds OF
Mil Machinery,
Portable Saw Mills,
Hotchkiss and E,lipgs
Water heels,
Sugar Mills,
Kettles,
And all kinds of
Water Pipes,
Pumps, and
Pump-Castinss,
Car Wheels,
Frogs and
Switches,
Switch Stands,
And all kinds of
Railroad Castings,
Brass Castings,
Horse Powers.
Thrcshing Machines,
ForGings of every description,
Bridge Bolts,
Angie Blocks.
and Car Bolls, &C., &C., &c.
We also manufacture Clarke's Superior
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS,
set up in frame, and ready for running.
We keep on hand French, Bur, Esopus and
Cologne MILL STONES, to which we call
the attention of Millcrs.
RE. Particular attention paid to the repairs
of Locomotive and Oars.
The highest cash prices will be paid for old
Dro.-. Copper, and CASTINGS. on delivery.
WEBSTER & MAN
REFERENCES.
Thos. !. Estill, Resident Engineer Win. & Ala. L. Il. VII.
chester, Tenn.
A. Butter worth, 8 miles from Winchester.
Joseph Carter, lecherd Depot, ND c. X. X.
Jas. \. Nhitesiies, Vice Pres. NJ G. X. X.
V. X. Stevenson, Prest n. d. c. and North. western Rail
roads. .
II. I. Anderson, superintendent n. d C.. R.R.
James II. Grant. Res. Engineer
A. Anderson, " " Tern. & Ala, ard Hgs'
field Il Ky. Railroads.
p. u. Marbury, Prest. Mem. Il N. r. H.
A. II. Coffee, sup't. I"
]. b Robertson, ESQ.,, Manchester, Tenn.
John u. oneal, ESQ, shellbyviIle, Tenn.
p. +. Gilli!and.
Chattanooga, March fifth, 1859
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
HENsHAW s. TAMBLE.
Whorcsale and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
acturcrs Of all kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No, 80, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention TO thelr
large and select stock Of uKNilc Ne, hnu
in So doing, they feel confident that they are
prepared to exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of all descriptions of Furniture eyer offered IN
this city. They are Offering their STOCK y
those who may desire topurchase ut wholesale
at very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept OF
hand, for sale at the lowest market oriccs,
HENSHAW Il TAMBLE.
May Goth, l8j9-ly.