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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05

The Detroit Advertiser gives the following
interesting sketch of the hero Of Lexington !.
Col. James A. Mullgan was born in the city
Of Utica, New York. in the year 1929, and is
consequently in his thirty.second year. Iii,
parents were natives of Iceland. His mother.
after the death Of his father which took place
when he was child, removed to Chicago,
where she has resided with hoi son for the past
twenty three ytas. lie was educated at the
Catholic College Of North Chicago under the
superintcndvnce Of the Rev. Mr.. n.ellIr, nov
Of New York CITY. lie il a s'rct mcmiper Of
the Catholic Church. In 1852, and 1883 and
1891 he read law in the Office Of the Hon. Isaac
y. Arnold, Congies man from the Chic ago dis
tCt. For "A short time he edited the Western
Tablet in Chicago. In lsj6 he wa. admitted
an attorney at law ia Cn'caco. At this time
he held the position Of Second Lieutenant in
the Chicago Shields Quarts. one Of the ma
MES attached to the Irish Brigade nov ia M
so Ir nni which ha, done 20 well at Lexng-
ton. In the winter of 1sI1 Senator Ftch, Of
Indiana, rendered bin, % clttkship in the De-
parimcn' Of the Interior H. accepted the po-
sion AMI spant the winter at Wdshin stOn,
During his residence in Washington he cores
pondod with the U'ici ThgdJh
After III. rc'uiu from Washington he was
elected Captain Of the Shields Gulrls. On the
news arryn.: Of the bomb ,rlme nj Of For, sum
ter. he threw his soul iu,O the nitiural cause.
The lr..L American companies hello mec.ing
of which hc was Chlirulg. Shor " at crwtris
he went go Washington vi Il q letter, written
by the late senator u u.,ldf ON hs de- tn bed,
to the + 1 sdrut, 'cud, ring regiment 10 he
called the "lri-h Brigade" lie was elected
Colonel, ard Immediately sent 90 work with
will. The course ,f tbs "liriradc,' up 20 tho
battle A. Lexington, is well known; il has no.
bly, hra,rl, and louortIly done b., duty.
lie isa rigid temp rlncr MAJ. although he
j. iocund and wLulr-,nu'cl tn fault. llo Is six
feet three inches in lei ,ht with a Siry, cl,'ti!
frame "A large lustrous lall cyc.-In Open,
frank, Celtic face, stamped with clura;c, pluck,
and independence, .urmuuut-d with Oushy
| prolusion OF hair, tiIctuted with gray.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05
IN ~ CoafsEsSA
Interesting from China The United states
steamer saginaw Firrd Upon.

The following is from the Hong Kong Rg's-
ter Of July L.
The United States pad lie steamer Saginaw,
which left this port a few DAYS ago for a cruise
IN search Of the missing crew of the American
bark Myrtle, returned 10 this port Yesterday.
after An unsuccessful cruise down the coast.
At Kin hone, fort situated on very COM
manding eminence opened fire upon the Sagi-
nav, without giving her any warning whatever.
Inc shots from the fort were well directed, and
supposed tobe fired from 2i-pounders; but none
Of the three shots took effect.
The Saginaw was not lying at this time in a
position to return the fire with any likelihood OF
success, and she weighed anchor and steamed off
little, until she got bristled up ready for a
brush. She then came in again, and saw many
men moving about the fort, when she immedi-
ately opened fire upon the fort with shot and
shell. One shell burst Immediately over tho
fort, when an explosion was heard, and mag.
azine supposed TO have been blown up after the
Saginaw had fired six shots without a return OF
her fire from the fort. The Saginaw shaped her
course aud steamed away FROM Hong Kong.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05
Thy WIZ be Done.


We see not, know not; ali our way
Isn,git! with Tee a one = lay.
Frpm ,,ut - q tnrrpLr- troubled dr1f,
Above the storm or prsVer We htt,
Tuy st1 b. d"nel
The fe.h may f,u, tie heat mas faint,
but VINO are Hc ~ make c'mph NJ
o. dare ~ plead 80 mes Ike these,
TIE Neakn--4 pfutr owe 81 s,se9
T.y WIZ BE- come!
We take ~ r lrmu I "Nuk'ulIcss
On luui~u rp, nor atk IL lcr,
AVA count I j'y that even We
May suttcr, s''v We, Z vat for + uee,
Whose Will be done
Though dim A. yet IN tint aid lie,
W. trA'e Thy pictures wise design,
: d thank r. e. that our .ge supplies
4 e dark re- ief II sacrifice.
Thy will he mel
Ard if ia our % wnitl .uoss,
Thy .a,r Hcial VIE we press,
M m Try ord,ars heated bars
our feet are scanned with crimson scars,
Thy will be done
u, for the aye IN come, this hour
O tial hath yicarious power,
Aud, hle-t by thee, our pre- sent pain
he Liberty's eternal gain,
Thy viii uc done
s'r'kc, Thou, the Master, we Thy keys,
The anthem nf tie dc-tnies
The minor Of Thy loitIer strain
Oar hearts shall breathe the old refrain,
Thy will be done
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The Gnrlbnldinn Pete.

The ictc held in Naples, Sept. I, to common
crate the entrance Of GARtnNLDr into that city
year ago, augurs well fer the future Of Italy.
Tho prominent ideas Of the people were embo-
died in the shouts for "GARiBNLDI" and "a
Roma o. which were everywhere heard, This
demonstration denotes more than ever that
Rome is necessary to Italy AM that tho marry
Of the reaction must he combatted not in tho
mountain Businesses Of Naples, but on the banks
Of the TiLer.
Its result is still more satisfactory because il
proves beyond a doubt that the popular entbu-
siasm which bore GARInALDI TO Naples was =.
mere display Of evanesent feeling, but the up
rising Of a mighty principle that will not
pause till Rome and Venice are given to Italy.
1t shows, too, that brigandage is an ofrshoot Of
Bourbon misrule, that threatens no real danger
to Italy, and Twill disappear when its instig,-
tors are driven from its soil.
For the first time in the history of Naples its
population was orderly without the aid Of bay
Onets, and 800 900 people were happy without
the fear Of consequences. Each trade carried
its banner, and the members as they marched
along sang popular hymns, such IS the Gross
Of Savoy or THE Bandiera" but tho "lIymn
to GARinALpI,' before they could got half
through seemed to Use with che king impa-
thence on their tongues. There was but one
name-the name of GAEIBALDr-that seemed to
move the people; and when it was seen on houses
or on embroidered banners, it was hailed with
an enthusiasm that never wearied, and was vari-
ed only by the cry "a Roma" with which it is
now inscparatly connected in the heart of every
true Italian.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05
ClomweIl,. soldier, nlelr,.

The American 'rract Society Of New York
have lately published an edition Of 2O,lOl Of
tbs lti!' VOLUME Of q pages, Tor the use OF tho
sole 'r' IN our armies 1t consists OF extracts
INN The Bible, making manual fer their use,
and relating to their duties. This was iir't pa -
h-lcd W lGl}. enc year after Cromwell "i'n
bis military cancer Though 1t was not pre-
p'f'd 'l C''m"'h h'H'''n' WIS no "o'''
done v! h'' a"t.''ly' Only Two p'' nave
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05

Cd one hundred ami fJrty seven thousatd and,
when the government gets into a position nv
which It can afford protect on 20 the men in the
Souih who secretly entertain Ioval sentiments.
nearly every man Of those six hundred and
tIIiy-thrre thou'and Unionists, as shown above,
viii take up arms in deftrce Of the Stars and
StfiteS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05

SToEM AT QUEBEC.-There was a very So
we're northeasterly gale at Quebec on Saturday
week, during which a bAtteau landing military
was swamped. She had on board a thousand
barrels ct ball cartridges, which are total
loss.
GENERAL Tom, Of Dacotah, is elected dele
gate from that territory to the present Congress-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05
The PopuInr win of The sou,b

We give below a table of the Union and Sc
eession voters Of the fifteen southern states as
exhibited when the people Of that section were
hrst called upon TO decide between 10y atty and
rebellion. In some of the states no direct vote
has yet been had and we are therefore, forced
to estimate the strength of the two parties;
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE.
are well known 10 be Iufalible.

wa hhoWu 10 DO iuIdlltDle.
Dyspspsia, by thoroughly cleansing
the FIRST aud second stomachs, and cr,at.
ing a flow Of pure healthy bile, instead o,
the stale and acria kind; Fatulcney,
Loss OF appetite, heartburn, headache
reitlessness, ILL TEMPER, snxi.ty Ian.
got,r, and melancholy, which are the gen.
eral symptoms of DysTepsia. will vanish
as a a iurnl conseq rence Of it's cure.
Cosfirsntss. by cleansing tie whois
length OF the intestines with q solvent pro-
cess, and without violence; oil violent
Puiges leave the bowels cos,ive within
two days.
Ftrers Of al kinds, BY restoring the
blood 10 a regular circulation, through the
prcesss Of Precipitation In such eases, and
the thorough solution Of All intestinal OBJ
t~ruction In others. ~
The Life Medicines have been known 70
cure Rheumatism, permanently. In three
weeks, and Gont, In half that time. by re.
moving local Inflammation from the mus
cles aud ligamenss from the joints.
Uropsiss Of all kinds, by freeing asd
strengthening the kidneys and bladder -
they operate most delightful lily on these |
impo riant organs, and hence have ever
been found a certain remedy for Gravel.
Also Worm., by ~di,Iodging from the
turning OF the bowels the Shiny matter 81
which these creatu :cs adhere.
Scarrys Ulcers, and lnveterate Sorerd
by the perfect purity which those Life
Medicines give to the blood, and all the
huE.,rs
ScorbGiie ErEptions and Bad Complex.
ions, by Their alternate effect upon tho
fluids that feed the skin, and the morbid
stnte Of which occasions sl oruptivs com.
%plsints, ssllow, cloudy, and all disagreea-
BILE compilations.
The use Of these pills for a verv short
time, will effect m entire cure Of Salt
Rheum, and u striking improvement In the
cle.rness Of the skin. Common Colds and
Influenza will always be cured by one uose
or by two in the worst cases.
Fass--Ths original proprietor Of these
Medicines, was cured Of piles OF IS years
standing. by the use Of the Life Medicines
alone.
Ftaer and .Agus.-For this sesurge Of
The Western country, these medicines VIII
be found a safe, speedy and certain remedy.
Other medicines leave thu system subject
. return Of the diseases cure by these
Medicines is pernanent-Try them, Be Sat-
Ished, and Be Cured
0t'ous rtceTs ana Ltrer Cohlpidthts-
General Debility, Loss OF Appetite, audi
Diseases Of Females, the Medicines have
been used with the most beneficial results
IN cases Of this des cription; Kings Evil
md Scroiuls, in lis wors. forms, yields to
he mild, yet powerful action II these re-
mark able medicines, Night-swsats Eer-
fous Debility. Nervous Complaints OF all
kinds, Palpirstien Of the heart, Painter's
Collie, are speedily cured. ,s.t
MeresriaI Disss,ss.-Perssns whose con-
Lave become impaired By tho In.
use Of Mercury. will find these
medicines q perfect cure. az they never
to eradicate from the system, all the
fleets Of Mercury, infinitely sooner than
he most powerful, preparations Of Ssrsa-
Prepared and sold by
". d. M0FFAT,
S35, Broadway, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
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Saunders Hanche,

GENOA ROAD,
i6 miles shove Columbus. and , miles be-
low Genoa Ferry,
North side Of the Loups FORK,
Travellers can be accommodated here on
very reasonable terms,
Buffalo robes, tanned hides, moccasins,
and small hides, for sale.
Tho most approved Patent Medicines,
Pain-killer, Linimsnts, Oils, Essences, &C.
u great Aariety.
ALSO Cattle medicines.
Agent for Curtis Medicines aud Lini-
meats. nl9.tf.
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New Variety SSorsa
co.uMBus. N. T.
nICKLEy 4 CO.,

Have lately opened avsriety ssose, at the
Old Stand OF the New York Store-eon-
sistiny OF most every article In trade that
either the farmer. Settler or Emigrant ma,
rant,tc supply his wants or complete his
outfit, and will sell most articIesas low AZ
the came a be bought west Of the Mis-
souri, River, and by prompt attention and
fair dealings hope 10 receive a good share
Of the public patronage, eS1sCal and
see our stock and prices therefor. Coun-
try produce boush! and exchanged. Alss
live stock bought, sold and exchanged.
Lumberi
Bills Of Lumber sawed to order ON short
notice. and also shall always keep 3 good
supply on hand. n7-tf.
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Professor Henry TAYLOR.

10000
Yea SHOW TO attend upon the sIel
and how to cook for them
low to prepare Drinks, Poul'
tees &c and how to guare
sgsinst infection from Conta.
gious isesses.
,ts Yeu OF the various diseases Of
Children, and gives the best
and simplest mode OF treat
nsnt during Teethiug, Conyul-
sisns. Vaccination, Whoopiug.
cough. Measles, &c.
tsHs Yes The symptoms Of Group,
Cholsrs, Infantum, Collie, Dr.
~. srrhaa, Worms, Scuid Head
~ kingworxl, Chicken-por, DC;
and gives yeu the best rene
~ dies fer their cure
u tYslls Ysv The symptoms Of Fever and
~ Age, and Bilious, FOLLOW,
RI Typhus, Scarlet and other ts-
I'd vsrs and gives you the best
and simplest remedies FOL
"a" their eurs.
\ tells Yes The symtoms Of influenza,
III Csnssmpsion. Dyspepsia,
M Astln.s, ropsy, Qout, Rheu.
IA nstisE. Lumbago, Erysipelas,
~ &c. and gives you the bes,
~ remedies for their cure.
l1etk Ysv The symptoms Of Choiers
Nsrbus. Malignant Cholera,
nsli-pox, Dyssntery, Cramp,
M Diseases " the Bladder, Kid.
"a asys and Liver and the best
remedies for their cure.
q Yea The symptoms OF Heurisy,
~ kumrs,N VI slgia, ApYoplexy
XXI Rsralysis, the ,srioun diseas- |
Is Of the Throat, Teeth. Ear |
"a and Eye and the beat ~
dies for their cure.
TsnS Ysu The o. mptoms Of Epilepsy |
n, Jaundice, Piles, Rupture, Dis.
eases 81. she Heart, Honor
Yhsss, Vensrsai Disease and
4 HydIopbobia and gives tbt
best remedies for their cure
Hfiik Ysu The best and simplest treat
nsnt for Wounds, Broken
Rsnss. DELEGATIONS, Sprains
Lockjaw, Fever Sores. White
SwsliIngs, Ulcers, Whitlows
IN Boii,. sesrvy, Burns and
Il EcfofuIa
Lila Ysu or the various diseases pc.
=. sulisv to Women, and givep
the best and simplest rene
dies for thsir cure. together
With msny valuable hiuts foi
preservation Of the health.
he verb 10 written IN plain language
frsn medical terms, so ss to be easily
erstecd, while its simple recipes may
,yssvs ysu many times the cost Of the
t. II 10 printed In I cless aud epen
be ; 10 illustrated with appropriate en-.
! Wings. and will be fer wErded 10 your adj.
%, neatly bound and postage paid, 90
lsipt Of s [ 90.
si 900 A YEAR can be made by en-.
men everywhere, In selling the
oy. worn and eur Inducsmsnts 70 all such
Nv liberal.
single copies Of the Book, or ios
Ruy to, agents, With other information,
i or sddress II
4. P0TTER, Psblisher,
No. CIT SAMSON Street, 'Philsaslpis. :
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W. D. JOHNSON.
Florence,
MT

Dearer IN Staple and Fancy Groceries
Liquors,ifruits, Oandies, Cenfectionsries
Cigars, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, Jew.
elry, T~oys-and a thousand. and two ..knix
khax, chicken-fxin's, e.cttras and 80.
forths :" which he offers for sa lie on the
mos easy and reasonable terms ; a. lie /.
dster to 81 ,se out.
Complete outfits for emigrants, put up,
with care and dispatch, aud full satisfse.'
tioh guaranteed h1-tf.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
M0FFAT's
LIFE PILLS& PHOENIX BITTERs

THESE MEDICINES have now been
l. before the pablo for a period Of Thii.
~. Yesrs, and during that time have main
taintd . high character In almost every
part Of the Globe, fpr their extraordinary
and immediate power Of restoring perfect
heaitt to Persons suffering under nearly
every Kind Of disease 10 which the human
frame is liable.
The following are among The distressing
variety OF human diseases In which the
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
whAr rvsEYbopY wars
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
TheN OMAHA TO

As.tai~i~s simple rsmsdiss, sos,ly sb-
tsissd, fer the exrs Of Sissass ~
ell Jorns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OF
oIua lie Land for sale.
25j acres Clear ed, and In a fine state
OF Cultivation.
VhNHlS Farm lies one mile from Jones' Station, the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from WncheG
ter, and three miles from SALEM FRANKLIN csunty. On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary ont houses Close the dwelling hne spring.
good osrn and plenty Of falling The land
ALL RICA and for cultivation stands unsupassd by sny
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish "a know about it. P
White. Nashge, Tenn AS Coysr, Winchester, they
can refer to the premises
HARVEY 9. WILLIAMS,
oct Soft winchester Franklin COUNTY Tenn
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CURRY 6 MARSHALL,

ITEDBRTAKERs Cst a. Gurrey's ole stand on Union
tween Cherry Summer prepared T. attend
70 Funerals az all times with wooden Collins psia colo red,
and Msae Burial Baskets and Cases OF ssupeor quality
manufactured By Mar hall Co.. in this city. Prices to sat
tie lnes il le25-t
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DEPARTuHN OFmAIuS

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
PhsdePh New York. Boston and New 81 gland States de
Way Nail for Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
P NJ.
Way M1is
Mails for Indiana No-thern Illinois, VIRGINIA Missouri
Michigan and CthweEern States departs At o'clock d.
Nashville Decatur va franklin and CoIubis and Other
way offices, Separtst 8 O'Clock a n.
Nashville to Lebanon daily, except sunday departs st
o'clock A NJ
Nashville . clsTcsvle' departs at s. I o'l,eck Il
For southern Kentuo-g, departs a. S : 4 ~
NRFevle to ShebyTiile, Solensvs and TriJue Tues
day, Thursdsy and Saturday, at o'clock A VI
nashville huntington via Charlotte WaYery, I'll aek
", Monday Wednesday AMI FridSy, st O'clock P &
Nashville Liberty, seEsrts Ferry, Eudaesone's
RosdS, Rural Hill &c TeekIy Thursday, y o'clock Il.
Nashville Centrsve, via Fsnt Vernon, Pnevood Sc.
Tuesday and Friday, ct 2oeleeS Il.
EashTiIe QlaTksye, viz Sycamore Kills, weekly ri5ay,
St ] o'clock ?. d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

VICTORIA PIE PLANT
FINE lot Of the roets good condition for pIartfny For
sa s SDIsss sad Ua aiSsR 1tTss
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Lost Trunk.


Notice
ECBIVED from serrv OF the Str day ofAprI Last
: tie 'ollo~ ne lot Of greece
Says Ccfee 2B.Is Sugar.
LEG Rice, bhl MolzJses,
b-gs Sat
coRsgOedt to Nystt AoTng Biys Lsding Tennessee river
OF e CoEea.
heoWnsr wilt lease come 70 vard psv charges Fay for
bis vetsenent and gst bis Goods they vii Be sol pay
charges. CUWEN,
WEV rly Landln ,, Tenn. Wsyehouss Nan.
iuH525-tF&F2RsR5
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in Announcing 70 ny old friends and
toners that after absence OF two years, have again re-
turned to the practice Of the Photographs art
branches having purchased the interest Of NJ brstsT
in the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York the past Sumner 70 obtain fuy all
the late improvements in the have painted renovated ard
enlarged the Sns Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities
better produce fr class than Galleries can
Of eCnduse the comfort Of patrons
ouy to the pEoud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained, bat to elevate 4 20 s higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Il the Photo
aphers in the world who Pictures which obtained The
first premium at the Worlds "a London, IN 1851 and
determined cot only TO make this the leading Gallery in
sste, but my work shall not be surpassed North Sou
and introduce the public the following styss
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette plsB coloFed
IvsTytype5, c05redi
Pastel Pictures, life sissi
Photographs Canvas. LIE Sise{
Visiting Isrds, full length, plain;
Autograph HhotcgT Nohs, ~ taken ct sitting.
stsrre0scOpes, glass OF paper.
continue to make tie AeaLope ard Ar1JrstyP= hereto
fore The above les all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Gard Whh only male tine. Al
who 10 Es1. fauyt1g IN line politely invited awe
call before visiting elsewhere, VIXEN Will prove ry ocealar
denomination the aboT efasts. respectfully,
Oct3l-t =. ". HUGHES.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS Az NASH
WILLIE

Washington City. Virginia. North Carolina eouh Carolina
Georgia so ID Alabama and East Tennessee arrive vie Chat
tsnoOga Railroad. y O'Clock A n
North and Ea Mails HzshviIle and Louisville
Railroad also Western States ~ aday O'Clock, P
and clock, A d. Way Mails & / r r isis.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas
Mississippi, arrive daily az ~ 'clecb, n
Way Mails route arrive daily IL O'Clock, II.
sptvIlle Alexandria JebsDon and Wa Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday. at Il O'Clock, 81
Smthlnnd HopkipsYile ard portian OF Southern Ken
lucky, Csrksve and way Malls daily 10 o'clock A. ~
shebyvle via TNne and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 70 O'Clock,
West Tennessee via Huntington, Wavery and ChsTlae, u
weekly, Sunday Wednesday, and Friday, II O'Clock, NJ
Liberty, via Rural H Stewards Ferry weekly, Thursday
At u O'Clock A ".
osntrevie via and PnsWoOd, south harper and
Tank semi weekly, Tuesday and Fri sy, !! O'Clock A Is
Clsrks7ile, via Sycamore Hls Whites Bend, &c, weekly
Friday, al II o'clock A N.
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HOUSE PAINTING, ES
ENHB subscriber Is prepared ezscuts with the greatest
pronptnss all contracts, however large, which may
iersdn style and upon tS which cannot fail give satEEs
ton He also prepared to execute AL manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAISTIFe, sRAIElE6 EARRtTss
davng that dpsrnentscured the Services Of the ncseZpsI
md experienced artists
The srbseribsr would request persons having work IN Inste
I've him call before making Ansl arrangements
K. Z. II EHINe,
uar0hs-dn No G. Union St. between Cherry and su asr
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOH's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing ak horse power portable steam Engnss
IA suitable for printing Offices, plantation and Where
small engines required Price SEGA.
stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power
prices ov stclsSs engine be furnished at We
prepared all Engines Mill Machinery OF the
fastest improved patterns 81 short notice CsIng made from
stock patterns FOR fouT Mills circular sash Mu
Saw Mills unrysllel for strength, durability and economy
ofpoHsT
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced worksn furnished up work WIEN De
EiHe1.
Constantly hand full OF castings usually kept
st Foundry An experienced pattern maker and 6raSn IL
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and est
mates furnished on application.
II ode and Bales Room at 50 Broadway Nashville Tenn
iune22-dn