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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

A 6ENTs WANTED FOR ~V.g4F, erf,RErT, 50,
n NlOE TIE heid. the nsnreon. a. ~ ~
cape.' The most Interesting and arc5sire- ~
ever puulshed, emorhcinE Mr.. Richarsiat,lss m
lsfAle.ed eEierlenoe ior four yaars trsvellsnr
tnrouEh re South n The secret sqrxiop ~ -
Annune." lt vii alound IN stirring event -
coniain more Of the inct incident and roYpspoe IA
we var than anT oth,sr WORK puhlishad SEN Il,
Oirceiars- Address JONES, Bros, CO.
las W. eth Street. Cinciunsa, Cnso
snFis-suis-dkus
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EdgefieId Property.

A Rncz Cottage With3 rooms. on Russell street,
verv neer the WIRE Bridge, and m an excellent
neighbOhood Price, - 0O cash.
Also. another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. ttil more convenien! to the Wire Bridge
and ven valuable; has rooms, store nom and
porch good eistern, etc. Price, $3.50 cash
Also house and lot on Woodland street house
contains 8 rooms; Lot fronts 100 ieet BY no fee
deep, good shade, etc. Price, 500; oDe-thru
cash, balance IN and years
A H,use on Ben Street, with rooms. Lotfronts
80 feet by 200 deep, good eistern. Price Ss'oO.
A r.st framed Cottage, with : rooms and kitchen,
Room Of good siss; good oistern; porch mont and
resr Lot ffonts O. feet by ITO deep situated neal
shelby Park, and very convenient 70 the Mre
Bndgs. Price $500.
Ahmed House with rooms and hall, porch IN
font veil shaded and well enclosed LOT fronts o
ieet On woodland, 10 feet deep, joins the residence
Of NJ. bury. rice 500.
trick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot g feet By 10. Good cistern and ,rdea, Al eh
enclosed, Price $500.
A House on shelby street, with good rooms, 8
kitchen, cellar, and good cIsiern- Lot ID leet y
i75. Pace s6O0o cash.
frame House on Gslisiin pike with six rooms,
Kitchen, outhouses, and excellent ctsterni well
eOGosee Lot % feetby l1O. Puee $500.
4 frarned House on Gsllaiin Pike, with rooms,
outhouses sluanber she'd and ~ excellent cistern.
Lot leo feet by l7O. Terms $500.
A Large two-story Brck residence, with eight
rooms ou Russo Il, nesr Tulip street church ~
OF fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep. Good Kitchen,
ct,taYu. etc and wei euclosed. Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 locations in
Edgeheld.
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For Sale the following Farms :
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm OFFS acres OF good land, s miles from the
city, near the Stewards Ferry PIKE vel fenced and
IN cultivation. o.
Also. aspIendid farm Of 6s acres, miiss from
Nashville. near Stones ryer Pike 20 acres cleared,
balance heavily timbered- Land Tery rieh.
Also q fam Of $50 acres Of ine land. miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Hs- good
country Improvements on it, 50 acres heavily
timbered Puce, $50 per acre.
Also a firm Of l94 acres, 81 miles frmO u city
on the Buena Vista Pike IS acres cleared, balance
heavily tinbered; splendldly wstered soil ve-y
rich, viii De sold in body or divided to suit pur-
Also. a arm ofs2 sores. miles from the city and
u mile from MuTfreesbOro Pike. Splendid land ana
mas some FOOD timber on IT,
a Farm OF sixty acres good land-lO acres in
timber-tires miles from the city, on The County
roa1, between toe clarlzsFiile and BRICK Church
Pike. Price $500.
A Farm OF 1917 Acres, miles from the City,
on the s'Nealy's Bend" Pike One-half Of the tract
~ cleared balance vel timbered. Has on it a Two
story brick regdence with six good rooms, good
kitchen, stible ard 0 her outhouses. The farm Is
finely wate,ed and is enclosed with 4 good cedar
fence.
A Farm Of 81 acres, on stones River Pike, 3
miles fromthe city, on Mill eTeek-OppositeS Smith 5
Mil. Abort twothirds Of it Is nch bottom land
and well Waered.
A Nice Ittle Farm OF 1s11z Acres, four and a
half miles rom the city, on the Whites creek pike
our sores il timber. Place well Eatered,
A spiensId Farm containing 400 Acres, FIVE
miles rom Nashville on the Nashville and Chatta-
noOfa railr,ad. at Glen Clfe Depot sud on Mil
creek. The land is very rich, splendidly wsfered
and beauthlly located. This Is one Of the best
GRASS FIRMS in Davidson county, and n pecu-
liar adaped 70 raising Stock On the place - q
rsilroad SWITCH, ard near BY is a very large sand
bank, brig splendid place Tor an extensive Buek
Yard. There is two story brick residence, with a
framed addition, containing rOOmsi also ktcnen
and out halses, good barns, stables, 6c.s ana an
Orchard 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little YARN Of IT Acres, four and 8
half miles rom the city, on the Dickerson Pike.
Has framed house with four rooms, out-houses snd
stable. Lana very uchi excellent Water. Pres
81 500 cash
oct5-u
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KashVIlIe property.

An eleiaut story Brick Residence, No. 30 Cher
" street next door 10 "Weller House. p" eontainng
10 room Lotironis AZ ieet, BY $50 oeeF. oae Z
the best paces 10 tee nty.
Also sgood Fraine House with rooms, on soutt
Summe, street. IN good COndiuon- Price MOI
era e, NJ EfrH .-.rH 81.
4 Good Brick Residence, NO 81 Line street
with nira rooms; gss fxtures All through the house
Good dihOuses and stable, All in good condition
lot Al BY leo feet Price very moderate.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house, No. q Brosd street
south SIDE two doors from Market, three Store,
MIR. h FEET by 55 A most excellent stSnd, and !,
Tree from iaNauon.
Also-A commissions Brick Dwelling, corner o
McLe1ore and SAY, with seven rooms, kitchen witt
rooms and lumber room. Lot fronts 4652 feet or
Cav " 81 deep. aplenaid water and beautifully
shaded yard vel enclosed. Price $40
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Notice to DistilIers.

UsrrrD STATES IsErsn REvEsrz. ,
CoLIRcTca's OFFIcE, sscosD DIsT. or TEEN.,
NasHVIIiE Oct, n, 1853.
EREAFTER. 10 distilled spirits WI b aiieged
ii 10 - sod o. removed rs n dlstilisry without
hrSf being inspected and brAnded- EFery violation
81 tie fntsrnal Revenue lgE u t1is respect VII sb.
ia.st ire parfes 70 heavy dnes and penaites, wheh
VII b rgidiy euforced M very iusiance. No fur
stood and compisd sin. n. L. kURBEIa4a
octi4-lm Coiiector.
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BHggieS BarOacheS and Carriages

Manufacturing Companies m ne North. nd
~ y. S1eeP constantly on hand c5mplste stock Of
- Z, o.,a and wll undersel any South Of Mason
GEORGE SHELLS 4 CO. .,.a
oenl AucL snd Com Merchnnts q
= a7scolietye street.
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We are also Agents for the well know
HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor s, Patentee,

Films HoWes Jr', Inventor n Fatentees
II Is unequAlled as Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established. sau-s
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made st the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn. under the immediate SUI
pervision Of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts of Machines con
stsntly on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
s~nberal inducements offered to
AgsntA
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.OUR Car Load Rliss ~ ~ Iai - - 80 - -
~ -. l-s5p1rtnu af tae SAC noe aein8
.--.I 49, ~ 'fra rata arc 3lsheis cr -
Porsd EarFels -, - -. -. IN
- ~ 9sIifrar load rates. and - Pound
- +. r.nss arupofcuu- Hhippars aal HIea1f
80 $3.50 co larIels and On bis lld.nz.
r. ~ EWlAa.
litter General ght sEsrL
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Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
their Baggage checked through 10 destipa ich.
Upon arrival Of Steamers At Cincinnati, convey
anee vi Be furnished, free Of charge, 70 Hotels or
Depot. All The 5 Mail Lane Stesmsrs stop az A.
o. W Railway Wharf Boat, foot Of 9Th Street.. An
Omnibus and Baggage wagon VII ne in readiness,
upon arrival Of Evening BOAT tom Louisville. 70
convey passengers aad Their baggags. free, 70 At
lantic and Crest W estern Railway Depot, Ia very
short distance, thus insuring connections.
Esre a. low, and time ss quick A. by any othcs
route.
nS-Tckets can be procured n-CinciHnah At the
Northeast corner Broadway snd Front Street, No.
50 West Fourth Street. and 81 TIE New Passenger
Depot Cincinnar, Hamhton snd Bayton Railway,
aud at Principal Oaicus Of Connecting Lines.
Fl. FOLLER, Capt 4. BARNEY,
Sen. TcketAg't. Psss. AT. Louisville.
ID. McLA REM,
sspi2-d General Superintendent.
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For SYPHILIS or Vaueresl Dheases the Samari-
isn's Root and Serb Juices BE- the most potent GER
tam and sfiectual remedy ever prescribed. ltreRch-
Is and ersdieates every particle o. The venerea Poi-
son 20 that the cure j. thorough and permADeut.
Take then this purifying remedy and BE- heae5,
and do not transmit 70 y0ur posierty that Or which
you may repent 10 alter years
DO NOT DEsFAIRf
Although vor may Be pronounced incuratle, the
samartsns Root and Hero Juices viii remove
every vesfige Of impurities rom the system, well
s. al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALES q FEMALEStI
In many affections With which numbers Of fe-
males suffer- the Root ard Herb Juices u most hap
pllv adapted In -tIleerated Uterus, 10 Whites, 10
bearing down, Falling 81 the Womb, Debility. and
for al complaints iucdent 10 the sex. Sent By sx-
press. Pnce, 81 per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
lIs in case OF syphilis, used in coBuneaon with the
Root aud Berb Juices Fan directions, Pucs any
ents.
The sftcscy Of these remsdI es is sliks acknovl-
eored ~ physicians ane psHerts- I hey are used
IA ae Y. 5. Hospitals. snd By ther real merit have
g.iAd the appreciation Q. ne most shie surgeons
fsent take notice he ingredients are known
% thtphysleisns VINO use tnem as you viii see b
the io7Eing
PosT HosFIrAt, FoEr MARSHAL,
Baltimore, Feb. ~, l864.
Il hsy crest sstisfacnou IL stating thai have
ueed Is Samanta1s Remedies" icrlV euereal
| Lisease nits most customary forms that I havs
used tnsmUth judgment olscrstOn, and proper
| ~ and hafti0uHd them respond % my auticlpa-
uo pronFly Sna efec eiu y kEoHinE their
composlhons' have the hiilast ronhdsncs IN their
| euhsacy, and = far q MY use Of them e1teuds,
recommend them st,ongly
ALFRED @. B0WERa
Aaistau, Surgeon 5th NeW York Nola
Reader, bere is prot positive q the Fslue Of
these truly valuable pre9arssions The old scEen-
! ing and d gushing ugs have % give way 70 rsns-
i POSITIVE CURE
sod W IL O " SMITH, DrugEsts,
Cor ChQIo-and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND q CO.. Prorieiors.
SIS Race strsst, Phisielphis, p. Issp2c-6m
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Nashville, Tennessee,

A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
90 Viewers MOnongshels Whisky.
90 . Robertson county,
% Fine old Lincoln county
10 Z" Old Peach Brandy, very fine
10 d" Old Apple 4" {"
10 +" Fine imported Hennesy Brandy
Casks Fine 'Star" and Crescent Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, superior quality)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
20 Cases
so &" Weeks Fine Catawba Vine
leo =" longWorth's Sparkling CataEbs Wine.
lOO I" Imported Claret Wina
10 Casks Fine Jamaca Rum
10 Imported Holland Gin,
50 Cases genuine Nslcbatal Absynfhe,
10 Casks Supeuor Cstswra Brandy
100 Barrels Fine N. o. Sugar.
Is Cfee
rs Bbls and y bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
so " 5 Crushed Sugar.
81 Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
% Bbls and y bbls n Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
$50 Z" Slar and Summer Candles.
100 " Starch.
800 Cases assorted Matches.
100 b Soda.
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4 1CkIO5. EJCs
100 goo Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" DO
5000 "Figaro" a. din whole and half borasl
5000 ''np Top do
1900 Tycoon" do
5000 andrew Jackson" Cigars.
l50,oO0 "W Wsgn do
5O,ooO Star Of the West, DO Cvery hneJ
b00oo Washington do
go, 900 Assorted Brands.
90 Half butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing TObsccO
leo Caddies strawberry quarters Tobacco.
% tens do
20 "May Apple" do
~ Butts Navy do
leo Csddies black tens, 10
Sunny side, Sect owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing obacco.
Fine Cut killk'nnick smoking TObscc0, 10 pount
bales snd /" Weed" ~ whole and hslf barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck's
popular .....
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Type FsHRdrY and PriHtsFs Emporium,
EstEblishsd ISIS.
HAGAR & CO..

10 - sQLb sIH1-l, sEH -IuzE-
THIS old established Foundry harng 3 iurEe -
= sorlne1t 81 BOOK. seHslapers JOB $50 -.
ueutel lypes TIE prounetofs are preFaarcl
az1tea iacill1ea 10 prum7lY eEacute AZ Qfle-.
san1e, snd rTiniing maisrals q ever go -
iEcludlng Presses q 81 ha1uisciussrs- 60
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Wantad

rHrNEuIATELf ]. --Catlssf Makers "a uusg Bei
L slssd Iurasf 1mpi1IEnaui siea1Ys sut 80
sppiyt 10 cB. EICHnLs 3 90
oef'ls-d 81 Hroaa srsF-
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic 6 Great WesteInRai!Eal
fhrss fhrOsgh Trains leave Cincinnati Daily
DAY ExPREssI
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BE-This il the only route to the OIL Regions o
PeunsylFanIa. The Night Express leaves every
sunday N,ght instead Of Saturday Night. All other
Trans leave Dsily, Sundays excepted.
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0asllrllle Anlpil.
w. CAnER0s : CO.. rusIls1eFa.
$3.50. ocT0BER 3. Igs5.
MEXICO.

Pr0elamafioR and Decree from the
Empire-sDeafh 20 all Men Taken
Arms in Observation-Disclosures 10 Gu
erriilas and 10 All Those Conniving
with Them--sonOra Declares for
the French--Flighf Of Pesqueria in
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o. 3. EAKER, CINCINNATI. s.P. sAKEa, N. York.
B. D. ROGERS JAS. n. LEA
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-01-28

DEATH OF EDWARD EvERETT.-In the. death of
Hon. Edward Everett the Republic has lost a
useful citizen and exalted patriot, and the world
has lost master mind, a cultivated intellect,
and genuine philanthropist Mr. Everett was
born in Dorchester, Massachusetts,, April 18th,
1894 he graduated at Harvard College in 1911
p-ith the highest honors of his class, having en-
tered the institution at the early age of thirteen
In 1919, being then nineteen years of age, he was
installed as pastor of the Brattle street church,
Boston, and Immediately became noted for the
eloquenee as well as solidty of his pulpit dis
courses. His life has been busy and useful
one. He has made mark never to be eradicat-
ed, in the politics, literature and theology of his
country. He was elected to Congress IN 1924,
and served ten successive years. He was Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, four years, and in 1899
was defeated for that office, after arduous
struggle, by Marcus Morton, the Democratic
candidate, who received majority on the
popular vote. Under the Harrison-Tyer- Admin
istraton &c represented the Government at the
Court of st. James in 1913 he was sent as Min
lister to China he succeeded Daniel Webster as
Secretary of State under Fillmore in 1852 ,Sand
in 1853 took his seat in the United States Senate
Senator from Massachusetts,. His subsequent
labors on behalf of the Washington Monument
Association and other patriotic and charitable
objects, well as his later exertions in behalf
of his country since the present rebellion, are
fresh in the minds of the people, and were of
sRch an exalted and effective character to win
for him the heartfelt and everlasting gratitude
of his fellow northumberland Bee.
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Az ES@LIsHMANs OPINION THE GREAT
%EsT.-After an extensive tour in the West. the
eminent phianthropist, George Thomas, writes
as follows to a well known gentleman of Phla-
delphia
NY journey has been somewhat fatiguing, but
full ofinterest | have gathered new ideas and
experienced new sensations Your wonderful
railroad system your vast inland seas your
mighty rivers; your far-stretching prairies the
growth, magnitude and prosperity of your West
ern cities; the enterprise and energy Of your peo-
pie your gigantic grain elevators your immense
cattle and hog-slaughtering establishments your
lumber yards your colossal stores, and the gran
deur OF the destiny of this Western empire. to
winch all these point. have filed me with wonder
ana admiration. Verify, this is great nation
ana you are great people. May you be as good
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ELEv EN- CHILDREN IN FoUR YEARs.-We met
widow yesterday, only 81 years old, and yet the
mother of eleven children. She was refugee
from Tennessee and married when she was but
Is years old, and in nine months thereafter was
the mother of three live, healthy children. In
the next twelve months she gave birth to twin
girls then, inside the next twelve months. she
was the mother Of triplets again, two boys and a
girl then after pause of eighteen months she
presented her husband with another round of trip
lets, two girls and boy and she arrived in our
town with the entire lot. Her husband lost his
life at the battle of Stone river, and she and her
interesting and bright-eyed little merry group
people, TO her friends in the middle portion
ef1lliRois, where she expects to be placed beyond
all such humiliatng necessities. Cairo Oil. J
Democrat
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NV YORK. May l. 1861.

NV YORK, May l. 1861.
VIM T. CUTTER, JR. Louisville. Ky-Dear Sir The great
difficulty in procuring Brandy sufficiently pure for medical
purposes has induced many of the physicians Of this vicinity
to adopt Bourbon Whisky substitute both the HospI
tails and private practice and since the into
snch general have believe that deal
now sold is of very inferior quality.
Presenting that Residence in the vicinity of the man
uacturers Of Whisky in Kentucky well your skill as
Chemist will enable you select reliable article and hv-
ing full confidence in integrity led to inquire
whether will aid having this market supplied,
thromgh ageucX. with the hest nlality
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DIS. VALENTINE Mort, WILLtED PARKER. OTHERS
Gentlemen: Your letter May LIST has been received In
accordance with wishes have made arrangements to
supply and vicinity with pure article Of copper
distilled Bourbon Whisky which trust will fully meet the
requirements of your letter All orders addressed to Mr.
John NJ Cutter, late Druggist and Apohecary of this city
New York, 176 Washington street will be promptly
ATTENDED e.
Thanking you for your kind expression confidence ETC.
remain, very respectfully, yours t~,,,~
WM. T. CUTTER, JR.
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Reduction in Prices to Subscribers.

A TTENTI0N Is CALLED TO TIE FOL-
II lowing list of AMERICAN and FOREIGN
PERIODICALS, for which receive subscrip-
tons. Permanent arrangements have been made
with the United States Government for carving
the Mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
three times month, which enables me to re-
ceiVc subscriptions At much lower rate than
formerly. The same care and attention will lie
paid to the forwarding Of all packages, for which
this establishment has gained such an cnviable
reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
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BOURBON WHISKY
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE
to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS
FOR MEDICAL AND FAN

l OUlSNlLLE (Kf.l JANUARY l. 1s62.-TIIE UNDER
signed respectfully calls the attention of the Medical
Faculty OF the United States Ia the following correspondence
between number of the most pecabe and influential
physicians Of New York and Brooklyn and the writer.
WI. I. CUTTER. JR.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-01-28

LIE hing of Prussia, being chief of all the
Loages OF freemasons in his Kingdom, calls up
on the Lodges to rally about him. =
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Pure Old Bourbon Whisky

For the of the sick We are very respectfully sir
yours truly
VALENTINE MOTT. ". D.. DEWITT C. ENOS. NJ D..
WILLARD PARKER, NJ D.. L. n CHAPMAN. VI. D..
10 C. HUTCHINSON. VI. D., r. OGDEN DOR ENERS VI D.
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
C. l.. MITCHELL VI. D.. JAMES r. WOOD. VI. D..
FR'NK H. HAMILTON. NJ d. W. E. p BAYLIS
Pharmacutist. Brooklyn
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FOR SALE BY
J. s. MCCAIN Il CO., W. W. TINNIN h CO., NJ.
LANG and VI. F. GRIFFIN, Druggist, We.-
vervillc, and in San Francisco by
Geo. +. Bragg & CO. and Crane s. Brigham
San Francisco, Oct. /, 1864. 3s.l5.
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MAKE ROOM FOR THE
F1oren ce f.
4; makes four distinct stitches, feeds fne l" "'
either erny, thin and he"ry e4oo"S
,cffHouf change OF Tension, "H
Gather and Serc at me
S.I.UE TINE!
makes
Stitch alike both
sides the fabric, has no
Springs to get Of order, aud IL the
mosf rapid Se,cer in the 1Orfd. Erery .nachf"s
FULLY WARRANTED.

n5g~ We. the undersigned have each purchas-
ed a FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, and
have them now in use. We have thoroughly
tested them on work of all grades-hcavy, me-
dunn and highland our opinion is that the
FLORENCE is durable, will not easily get out
of order, is strong and simple in construction,
and its use is easily learned by the most lnexpe-
rienced.
It will do greater range of work, with less
trouble and change and we consider ii altogeth-
er better than any other Family Sewing Machine
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BE- No attention will be paid communications N
publication in the JOURNAL unless they
the real of the author This merely required guard
us against imposition.
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ST. MARYs HOSPITAL, San Francisco june 5. 1861.
WM T. CrTrER-Dear Sir: have received the Bourbon
Whisky bottled and furnished for medical use by VIM T.
Cutter Jr call of Drs. Valentine Mott Willard Par
ker. and dtng ue medical gentlemen Of New York
given fair trial in Hospital, aad am pleased
say found Article and superior to any
Whisky have fornd in this country and better than most
the Brandy sold in this Please send few doz-
eIl-say three eases. for the present. | remain,
Yours truly. VI. A. CACii0i- VI. H..
Resident Physician, St. Nary's Hospital.