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Sale Of Valuable City and EdgeneId
PFODeTty,

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to me on
ID the 18th day Of September, 1880, by George
". Hitehings and wife, Melissa J. Hltchngs, and one
supplementary thereto, executed by the same par
ties, on the lst day Of October 1860 the first regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Davidson County,
Book No. 81, pages Z}5 and &l6, and the second
registered in said Office Book No. 81, page 2fl and
for the purposes therein mentioned, tO-Wtg To Sc
cure the payment Of q debt due to A. NJ WaddeH,
/ Will, on the ri day Of April, 1854, al the Court
House door in the city Of Nashville expose 10 pub
lie sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, situated IN the city Of
Nashville and Edgefed, the first bounded as fol-
lows, tO-WIt: Being Lot No. 90, in the plan Of the
city Of Nashville, beginning at the northwest cor
ner Of a lot owned by John p. Erwin, trustee, on
Gay street, running then westward with Gay street
ninety 900 feet thence s0uthWardly parallel %
Cherry street seventy l70 feet % the corner Of r.
=. Smells lot, thence ea-twardly with SMELLS line
ninety l9Ol feet 20 the corner Of said Tot owned By
John p. Erwin, trustee, thence nOrthWardly with
ms line serenity lfOj feet 10 the beginning, and BE-
ing the same that was conveyed % said hItchinus
by T.. ". Reynolds, by deed, recorded in the Reg
i-ter's Office of DAVIDSON county, Book No -, page
~, said lot ha- two teuement- thereon one Hrck,
fronting 401 feet Gay street, the other frame.
fronting $50 feet said street, and vii be sold
separately 70 suit purchasers. Possession cannot
he gwen, unless by asreemenSWith tenant-, until
Christmas next.
Also. al the same time and place, and mon the
same terms herein before stated, 4 The UrDgee j. 81
the first be not sufficient, viii sell tie FLOWING
described premises; Ono lot ln Edgeneld, ilTs-
trct No. Isl on the north side ~ Cumberland rYer
adjoining Mary Ann Caldwell and others known
and described as Lot No. 3, containing two and one
half acres including the street or alley on each side
and beginning at the northeast corner 81 lot No. 2
in the middle 81 the Vaughan Turnpike, and run
niug south 90 poles % the middle u street % feet
vide, thence east poles ~ stake thence north ~
poles 10 the middle q Vaughan Turnpike, thence
west 10 poles % the beginning, being the same CON
veyed % said Htchings BY deed, recorded boz the
Registers Office Of Davidson county, in Book No
p, page 40. The above property vii b. sold with
out equity Of redemption, and WIth an ught AZ
dover waived and deeds made n purchaser March
-, Isa ABNER TURNER. Trustee
EDwAED II. East, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Mar lJ-M
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
-
w RITING
BOOK KEEPINGI
SAUGGT ~
J. ~. 0oLBEAR,
Autaor Of the "seisnes Of PsamAnship."
Auteor of the "seiOncs Of Psnmauship. s.

Persons from % o. years can learn this svstsr,i
Ia few lessons ladies' are taught 20 write in ;
noat, easy aud rapid manner, and gentlemen In bold
gapIl, business STYLE.
To persons acquainted with IT, merits his system
OK Wrti1g needs no other recommendation but those
unacqualntod with IT, Mr.. d. roers 10 the following
raIaTka and testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
ainahlp merely IS an iait1oH Arf an experience Of
p ycara has enabled him reduce { % the csriafsv
Of soisac- 50 that being guided by Eso,sleSos in
stedd Of rdld0 practice, pupils from % 90 years can
Il q snort TINE learn 70 write With EASE, EIEGANCE
and RAPIDITY.
70 accurate Il bis system, and 80 uniform ID is
success, that afteF Witnessing It's Effects on several
Gundrcd pupils in Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume Observes.
"Hayiug bad fair opportunity OF examining your
system Of Penmeaship, ana having seen the wonder
f1i and rapid improvement Of your pupils IL nv
school cOasier % but just to say that believe IL
- be not only TIE BEST system, bet ne only ons der
gtnc isc ruslor By strict attention 70 tie rules Ry-
en-, Cag person may In short time ac1uire q fres
rapid, aDd elegant hand. should be pleased 10 soe
It universally ad0pted.n
Tbs expression was concurred fR by
MAJ. Gen. T. p. Gaines. Z. 8. Army:
His EZcellency, James c. Jones, Gov o. Ternessss
RI. Bev. J. Il. Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
RI Rev. r. p Niles, Bishop OF Nashville
Rev. Phillip Lindsiey =. D. Pres Of Nashville Uni.
vcrsity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D., and many other citizens. Of
whom, Andrew jackson says;
Being requested by Msssrs. Dolbear 70 state ,bs
standing IN society CT thc Gentlemen sgners % ths
within, DO 30 with much pcasuto, bong acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable ana
gentlemen % education and II high standing Ia A.
Ciety. Given at the Hermitage thls I'D dav Of
October, lSiS, ANDREW JACKSON
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'THERR Is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
Cubebs and Copaiba.

TTVHIS PREPARATION is particularly recon-
II Wended % the sNEDICAL Profession, and
the I BLIC, for the prompt ahd certain cure Of
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
URINARY ORGANS, ETC.
= tnay be relied on a. the best mode f9r the al
rn1nstrfon Of these remedies IN the large class Of
diseases OF both sexes, 90 which they applicable.
10 never intercres with the DIGESTION and by it.
concentration the dose Dr. much reduced
~ B-Purchasers are advised % ask for
TARRANTs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Gu
BEES AND COPAIBA,
and take nothing else, limitations and worthless
preparations, under similar names, are in the
market Price 81. sent BY express on receipt Of
prce. Manufactured BY.
TARRANT & co,
No. rs Greenwich Street
cor. ~ Warren, New York.
And for sale BY Druggists generally.
Dscl3-ly
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5000
ACRES 5 OF LAND
FOR SALE.

w sIRABLE TIMBERED LAND, located IN
Cheatham County, on Turnbull Creek and near the
Nashville ana Northwestern Railroad, Is miles from
the city Of Nashville. This tract Of Land is well
umbered, with poplar and other timber suitable for
bulldlng purposes, and - possessed Of the finest
water power IN Tennessee, rendering It admirably
adapted for the establishment Of Saw-M1l.
Those DESTROYS Of engaging in the Lumber and
Wood business, will find it 10 be profitable invest
ment. About 100 acres Is cleared and highly pro-
ductive and no place in Tennessee is better adsDt-
ted for Orchards and Vineyards The whole tract
has been surveyed and sub-divided into tracts OF
Us to 1867 acres. A plot can be seen at our Office
TERNs--1s cash and the balance on credit Of
one and two years.
d EsIDENCE in Watkins Grove, containing C
II rooms. Price, 5000.
ID EsIDENCE in Watkins Grove, containing or
IL rooms. Price, 5000
ID ESIDENCE on Cedar street, containing rooms.
II Price, $4,000, half Planters Bank.
DEsIDENCE on North side Cumberland river,
IL 20 acres Of Land. This is a magnificent house
and hne Garden Land Price, $4,000.
A FINE FARM, miles from the CITY. Isl acres
n OF Land, magnificent House, built in the latest
style Of architecture Price, $4,000 in Gold, or its
equivalent in U. s. currency.
4 MOST desirable piece of Property on Broad
IA street. free nom taxation. Price, $4,000.
A VERY desirable residence on Church street.
~ Price, $4,000.
EOUR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, near the Re-
Z seryOir. Price, $3.50 each.
d ESIDENCE on College street, near the resi-
IL denee of Isaac Paul, Esq. Price, 5000.
ID ESIDENCE in Edgefeld, corner Of Spring and
H Wetmore streets. Price, 81, 500.
100 ACRES OF LAND, % miles from the
lOO city, unimproved. Price, 500 per acre.
WE have also, 40 vacant Lots in the city and
w suburbs for sale and lease.
For particulars, apply TO
W. MATT BROWN & CO,
Real Estate and General Business Agents,
Mar lin No. Al Cherry street.
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- .e A-e,s- S'e-to ~ nIe7H1
President Of tie Law School, az Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was FOR % years on the supreme Bench OF Ten.
ncEsee.
''Alr. DoibCar has spent many years IN teaching
and peTIsctiug his system OF instruction, AMI Is ~
far Superior % any teacher q pcDmanship have ev
seen You viii perceive 90 once that he e q man
Of fue intelligence. lie gives instruction without
reason. and his reasoning Is Just and clear that
you ~ oUce perceive the principle he seeks to impart
md that being fixed n the mind, the pupil ACTING.
upon il, coon learns % write With and rapdity
rs well as With elegance.
/ commend Ar. DOiDe8r % yO1r kind attention. aud
trust it gili be consistent with your views and feel
iEgs 10 forward his oJloc.a. Any Service Won may
render him viii be Wurthilv bestowed and WIN obee
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LERAEos, TExs., Oct. &c. 1850. n. GREEN.
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nOn ns b. Rev. Bishop Or.

UOLUHBI8l I'M, Nov, %, l8l3
hR- J. ". DcLgEAE-Iear Sir have been much
interested and pleased in examining your System Of
PGunanship. Your method Of teaching seems to NO
. be both skfui and faithful, ard the Improvement
Of your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any.
tang I have ever Witnessed ] shall feel hsnpy h
this testimony 20 your merit sha lead others % avail
themselves ci your instruction IN one OF the most
beautiful and usc,l! ats aud am ve-y respectfully
etc. Jas. a.. OTEY.
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Iromaiu yours, I respectfully,

sAatAf N El.N ANN-
Allow ne TO introduce 70 yJg ny friend j. W. Dol
successful teacher IS 50 ven and widely cstab
lighed that vii sag nothing Ga chat sc5ro. 0uly
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose so
cicty have derived much pleasure and pFodt and as
ohc whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
anything yOJ may do 10 further his designs viii DO
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN o. HDGAR
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c.

ENGRAVINGS, beautifully colored, Of our
most distinguished officers and men, Of
Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, of the Soldier going to the War j;
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes of all
kinds, from 10 cents each to s..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and diff
.ferent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from IS to $50 per hundred-l2c. to SOC.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best in
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in five colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in a stout paste
board tube. Size 10 SSI7-beautifully ex-
ecuted. SOC.
MEDALS of all kinds,
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&C., &c, &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for all kinds of goods in my line
promptly filed, on receipt of the money,
without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
lO7 Main Street,
IAN I6-Sm Cincinnati.
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BOOhf @r-r s-lss's Org sors, Cor C,srck and Fi-s
S.rssl. HOURS, to II. :. m, s to s, .. m, andT
10 . at night
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For Lease.

WE HAVE FOR LEASE, Tor two years. a srlen.
w did residence, within haif q mile Of the cor
pOnafe limits, with four acres Of lne garden already
sOwn and planted m variety Of vegetables. Tie
place Is also supplied with the finest water IN Da-
wilson county. This s. rare opportunity 20 pro-
cure delightful home. Apply -
W MATT BROWN Co.
Mar 2l-G No. Al Cherry street.
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Little Belle.

love my little Belle,
Belle, with her cunning ways;
Her soft, fresh-scented hair,
That in the light wind plays,
And sweetest voice-so tuned
10 touch my heart always.
M peek Ger her bed ct morn,
The stir Of look awakes--
And "Papa"-soft as light,
Upon the morning breaks -
But God alone can know
What thankfullness il wakes.
She's up--my light Of light,
From dearest lips kiss
In answer all nv store
Mingles on lips with this,
And Ter smiles, the sunniest, i'll
To the brim, my cup Of bliss.
love our garden walk
The smell Of early ground,
Her white arm my neck,
Scarce clinging halfway round
Her dearest vOice-of all
The melody Of sound.
The boughs that hang in air,
And touch her dress hem
The green leaves, as pass
She reaches out for them
But tenderest leaf is strong,
And parts not from its stem.
An earnest guard is by
Forever by-in vain
Iseek these haunts alone
There's noble "Brun" again,
know there's a link unseen,
A link that binds the twain.
Thus freighted, fly the hours,
But bring sublime recall;
And daily deeper hold
Ny Belle gains on US all
cho-nevf ~ Eo~ end one
"My hope-my lfe--my all"
shan miss this garden pomp
With Belle upon my arm,
When the summer flowers have died
Ia autumn's purple calm
When bough and walk and world
Feel winters icy palm
But oh-the coming years
That bope-the dread, the cold
The shaft that yet must strike
NY cherished little fold
The icy hand that kills,
And mingles rose and mould
God spare my little one
To sing life's evening hymn;
Guard lOndly all my fold
And ere the eve is dim,
Or lips are hushed, or cold,
Guide all our feet to him.
wicked wag of lawyer, in one of
our county courts, recently scandalized
the bench, by putting the following
query to his professional brethren:
"Why is Judge Soand-So ike neces-
sity2"
The members of the bar then and
there present quickly answered, Be
cause he knows no Law"
Well, Robert how much does your
pig weigh ?
It didn't weigh as much as l ex-
pected, and / always thought it
wouldn't"
l hate to hear people talk behind
ones back" as the piclpoclSet said
when the constable called Stop thief
When does the House of Congress
present most luGicrous spectacle
When its ayes (eyes) are on one side,
and its noes (nose) on the other.
You should be ashamed, to snore
so"
oh, it is entirely unintentional; /
never do il with my eyes open
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Sir-COnEderIuR good handwriting O. be not only
an accomplishment bet means OF SUCCESS % every
man engaged In buireas, greatly applaud your meF-
t0riou5 sxeItoaB 70 improve lho chiF0craphy % tho
axe. gentleman or q LAZY either who wrilos badly
hover writes willingly; and consequently often tail 10
write when they shauG scd when they do write 10 Is
Gore az the last moment, With haste and impatieuce
and consequently with faults q 81 klEds Ofon COM
mitting snd inuring both che writer and The cause
which be- advocate. Wishing Yea -ycry sGccasz IL
your laudabie undertaking.,
IrCmaiu yours, I respectfully
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81 Cherry Street,

81 Cherry Street,
where the afflicted may always find him engaged
with the same ZEAL asSiduity, secresy and attention
to their misOrtunes, which has so successfully dis
tmguished him as Physician in his special depart
ment of professional practice.
DR.. Coleman graduated at the University of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia, in 1874. Since that time
he has given his entire and undivided attention to
his profession. All
Chronic and acute Diseases,
lScTUfiId, Spinal AfCcfiJaS Graro,
HgdfOceie, COHgGHitGJ and accidental PhinuOsis.
Structures, Diseases Of the EiIaelS, BledfCr and
Prostitute Gland, Werqu5G Affections aad
Diseases Of the Skin, C1luD Itch, ETC.,
meet with no resistance from his remedies.
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Medical Examining Board.

Medical Examining Board.
HEADQ'Rs BUREAU OF ORGANIZATION, 4. 6. c. T.,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 20 1863.
FI'HE Board OF Surgeons for examination Of appli-
i cants for commissions ~ Surgeons and Assis-
tant Surgeons Of United States Colored Troops is in
session at Nashville.
All applications must be made properly endorsed
accompanied with testimonials, 70 the President Of
the Board, Surgeon WIN. c. OTTEsoN, Hospital No
s. who VIII notify each applicant when 10 appear for
examination.
By order Of
GEORGE L. STEARNS A. A.G,
Commissioner Organization u :. COiored Troops
WN. c. OTrEsoS, surg. U. S Vols and President
Board.
r. p. TAYLOR, Surgeon L. s. Vols.
r; J. FAEoUHAEsoN, 9Th Tennessee Infantry, Sec'y
for Board
Jant4-f
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gAsmsaros CnY. Jnns %. !

The following very iust remarks az The Hon Thos,
Il. Benton, L. & senator are worthy The attentive
regard O. parents AID all young persons who have
any hope OF success IN the busues, OF HE.
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Chronic Cases
To the Ladies.

All Affections of the Womb treated with success
Those Married Ladies who have been so unfOrtu-
to their full time if found pregnant by giving me
call.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, Or. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSARY to
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SteriHty.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. If
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-fye years
of age need make application. All communications
by letter or person strictly confidential
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Is 70 simple asd cesy that Is principles tan al be
learned IN few hours, ard q small amount Of prae-
tico viii enable % ioT thg daily purpose Of
lie.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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N EDtCAL-.

ela asvose spccls attention 20 the uestmsI
Cancers aud Csaesrsns snoefioas.
tncailfns attention 10 my Cancer Anfidsts, nee
r-rtment tor Csncsr. permit ne 90 say that Il 4 tbs
n the eat issidsrstsu loag sought for b. the
nsiesi Profession and the s1notrt euh cancer .u
yrrstion b truly astonishing. without parallel.
sut Il the oslS Known .ntiaots % cancer, snd al
esDoerogs affections. the medus eprrsDii - taa ai
hssse is apparently BY entering into the chemio a
composition of the cancef. c<ncofous. malignant ~
4nhesfhy growth. thereby removing all lise and "
siity sstdosing. kiias aud destroying ths cancer,
svery particle root aan nbts belonging IT, without
.a or of Inc knifs without esust,o eating %
oarang, without the lo~s ef blood. In thu least
snectinx the sound hesb. kesn b Applied 60 the
asted eye or opsn woupd. a. ea-ily and ffesiy
sstef. BY fhis means large esncofs can be removed
ran vital p~rss. the eye. iarse blood vessels. Ao
sssfs no ether treatment could possibly Be ascd
All IN doing 30 We feel assured Of making permanent
ARES whnn all other treatment fsils- The medical
fraternity and all interested isvtes 10 call, and
It'll exhibit large number Of cancers that have
tbas removed and preserved. and desired will refer
- haanr-ds ~ cases cured throughout the country
ConsumptIoc. Asthms. Bronchitis. PharyuEira aud
ali affections. treated By Inha,ation. or otherwise
FsteslaT sttsnssox paid 60 all diseaass Of tho Kye
sad E~f. such partial essaibess deafness. eth
seufs or chronic. Am Ia psssession u almost
a.ssS failing remedy Or riss and spopiectie D's-
-sses
ScsopULA, RaRuMArssM AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
Treated ~ith snseess nvupuvs diseases, such -
1cef- piles sad taussss, sa~Id bead. syphis. syphi
llis Affections. mercarf.l Diseases. dyspepsis and
'aise-tleu eri~ep.l.s gyitrs. 81 swell n-ck. and ell
.ations Il the klsnsvs sa< sgsns sill reosIve due
si.s s'' new and ssss.>.rsl ssasay tor rs@ev,ns
wsrun: srd ~ nthet v>fsstsc- N worm fcuna
fne psbsio snd regular prof~asiouass invtsesi -
Al .si sssniae nv specimens ofcsno.r
antsistv
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cfsoiSs1ri Arfn lso4.
Having tried tne experiment % warming our
place ~ business ~ steam a. avery besFy ers
l3rae and without satisfactory results. Wa ordered
the apparatus taken oul, snl had, Whist sup
posed 10 be. good Hei Air fnrusce pat ln fhn
place bni was sUil unable 70 warm Is tA as to De
comfortable Upon more thorough Investigation
~ ne whole suolect of house wsffaing we orderod
the furnace 20 be removed and slo ~ The AtmsIs-
phetic Parifyin Warm AIR Furnace, manufaciur
81 by Peter Martin, Kaq., pat IN the place, srd -
fut that In the coolest weather ilcte 10 On
cliniafa We have had ne diicniiy ln coping every
part cf our rooms warm and comfortable. We
~oud advise our friends % prott - opr eNpeu
ence and save themselves great inronvenience snd
expense BY ordering these invaluable furnaces 81
fcft from the inventor and manufacture.
p. ROTH A CO.
pfoprielors ST. Sichola- Restaurant.
crkoussri, April. 1854.
regard fhs Warm AIR ForuEce Invented ana
manufactured - Peter Martin. Esq. 81 ttit city.
es "a superior 10 apY other h0uss warming appsr-
stus with ~ "a / am acquainted 70 ali profuce
gr-eter euantiiy o. bet from given atlornt oi
fuel, than any other 10 use. focs.t half foll u
coal With ZONE ~ hes from IRE cooking range. Rii
feep ths hsHs. ~srm ehole day
ABNER l.. FRAzER.
10 ts7 Wet Eighth Street.
1 have used to- i~0 winters Mr. Pete Aartiu's
Hot ar Frrn@ce ia my dwelling. eud am vel sstis
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
cI~orusrI. April. -. lSef.
Having ate' inunr he past uinttr. the not
slr fnrnaca s. s-n ,scturea ans pul up ~ NJ. Pc
teT Martin. e.ldusly testify % me very general
satisfaction 81 "a given me
& CULhKETBOt
&c Wet sirfa 81
4hs afm All Furnace msruiacinrei ~1d pui in
& hathaugss rharca Ga suat "a. Ass. -
Ist.f Martin. teo.. foss al Ne sHqeetet i 4,uia.
i sH1rts fall sIppi5 of warm sic. tles not
fAao- COS sug iUei. sss sucfel ttffftH ne
cpst f.E frsl f. rea4 frnali
JOHN HOfhAn
JoHH ANTON LAH0G.
Trustee ~ e. anthony Church.
Frii particulars Iegsrfiag price a rsn De- ~.
tsinsd ol
D. l.. FRArKEu CO.
Opposite o8d Yallova Hall. fndisaspolis fnd.
ssrf1fff
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ESTABLISHEDlIMAY l2, 1851
PETER MARTINS
PATENT IMPROVED
~ arm Air Furnaces
For public and Private Use.
fOr Weed or Coal.
1. A.. fRANkE<. indianapolis
AGENT.


tsE assentoo % she publio Il oslled 20 a.
a soove Furnaces. - hey comhina ventilstirl
Nith heating Qusn ues
The iryentor has afteT years az sxpe-imenss
saoesedsdia periectlng what he claims 20 be thf
eest Furnaos nov Ia Among the many at
FsntAses over the ordinary fagnaces, ara
lbe snail smoant o. fuel rsqairsd - keep u "a
operation.
Pure, fresh AZ. drawn from Nstnre's In - hausfi-
HE stool oet y DOORS which, oy recent imp
uenl pnrines. thsrebP avoiding All dust.
Large AR Chsmbers. avoiding she connnemeui
q beat Ia heated WsI.s and hot metal ca smbers.
Improved Water Chambers, which keep MP
steady supply Of moisture which overcomos ths
great objection 20 ordinary hot Air Furnaces.
The cssiiugs are heavy. aud strongly b0lied g.
sether. guaranteeing durability under sns degree
81 heat
Particular attention is called 20 the self f.regula.
ung Arrangement Of this Furnace. which hss begn
pronounced ~ business men 60 be th-
BKsT KvER MADE.
as Every Furnace warranted 10 give entire
satisfaction.
EXPERIENCES.
81 permission. / refer d the folioeing parties.
where the Furnaces are IA eporstons
CfSoIxNkr,, Apul il. 1854
NsgtA's Patent Furnace. Manufactured by Peter
n0uncing the best have ever observed ne was
employed 10 pui one IN the church now serve.
Last fall. We have given A fair trial. aud he
Nh ole Society mite ia prAisln IL - incotaparable
superior 20 any thing We had ever seen. Several
gentlemen of ny congregation ufe kis furnace IA
their private. rendsHvons. aud IN every case
perfectly satisfied. I can net take tine min uteiY
20 describe this Furnace. will Just say tb A. l'
burns less ee.i. and gives greater voio nae q
hest. thar ANY frrnsce am acQnaint-1 With, ard
Is fee from smoko, dast aud impare air.
Wu,nER MoKAta
Pastor Third Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati. q.