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Jew SERIES mo. 2Ol
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

A > ACRES Of Valuable Land both sides Of th
II 3 Nashville and ChsttansoEs Rsiroad. 70 miles rom
Nashville, which depot has been recently oczged yell
improved snod water, 20 soil Silk fair prcporfon Of
timber aud cleared land excellent stand for corntry
tore and residence. Either SIDE 0f the road the Whole,
viii oe sold 70 suit Purrhss ssrs-
156E ACRES, mile from the town o. Franklin, IN
williamson county, the Liberty road and mile
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. LOO cleared
and IN cultivation Has on 10 c0uortab t Ling House,
lasting SPRING, and s prOaus.iVs se-sutSbe Tor our
handsome settlements viii sell X, =, ~ or all to s0is
purchasers.
10 ACRES. mostly lmbersd part the Brsn.ood Tract,
on the Tennessee and ALBANIA Railroad 81 miles south of
Nashville soil OF exceirnt qua y, admirably adapted 10
III purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery, Market Gsden
10Y ACRES on the Gallstn T0rnp ke road. 81 miles
nom Nashville, between stall and sledEe; Uoud make
business man in town convtnie1t Ead conortobs eonay
resid nee.
800 ACRES both sides OF The Nashville and North
Western Rsir' ad IL miles ofNahvie, Big Hsrpeth
ed-bsl2nre vel timbeFed-e0od sod and water, and COM
Ortable improvements
52H AIRES, vel improved, miles rom Nashville, on
the sill Greek Valley Pike, ami ths n. e. eoiI
Of good quality good Dwelling yoang Orchard In
a very good eghborhOod
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Ct NASH
vile nesr he Whites Creek Turnpike road most beau
LOTS Of sny sse from 50 feet 10 IS Acrss on the Buena
FstS farnp ke road. from 70 mss 81 Nashville Eth
without Ttmoer, convenient 70 kRenA Visits spFln
10 LfIiS in the corporation OF Nasty Wson's
Springs seVers the FrSnkL Turnpk road several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala. R. 81 several and
MuTfressooo Turnpike road in the Tn ward several
west ~ Capitol Hill near the corporation Inns.
PRICES LOW-T- RMS LBERAI. Those Who Sish e
purchase would dc veil 20 make application
aplO-H e. NJ UaUrP
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1hE CASh >IS1Em A AOOPssB.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDl
AGE WATERS,
NO. S33 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
agent for The iscst KosIOn and New York
GNSTN UsNTS
IHE Largest assortment Of Pianos, Meodeons Musical
Instruments, and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds in
the United States Pianos from TSS different
comprising those Of every variety Of sye the plain
neat and substantial 81 ocaves in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases from 81 to t2 to those OF tie mos elegant finish
up ONE UsASD DOLLARS. No hon in the Union can
compete with the above in the number variety and cee
bry Of IL, inStrumrnts nor in the txrAExT Low PRICES
At which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing in their imuroye-
power aud compass of equal 10 the Grand Piano.
united with the beauty and durability OF
square Piano They Justly pronounced by the and
by the frst Musical Msster 10 be equal Ofany other
msnuisc They built the thorough
~ seasoned material and guaranteed TO stand the
Each Instrument guaranteed to give sat a-on or pur
chsse-mnney refupd-d SECOND H4RD PIANOS 4 T
to $40. ...-
Horace waters MeIOdeons, supe, ior iustru-
ment in touch and dur by Of make (Tunrd 20 the
equal temperament Meiodeons all oh.r styIss and
makes. Price $45 $50 s75 sOO t2J 4l4O double Reeds
and two banks Of Keys, 500 Less liberal discount
Cergymeu snd ant Churche. an extr. discount
WaTtins' GUITARS, BrOWn's Harp, Flutes, Flo
tnAs Aecnrdans. Noins,. and Nus al instruments Of sl
kinds lower prices than hef1re OF red 70 the public
large cuout n Teachers and schools The trade sup
plr,l tho most lib raj terms. I'D.
MHStC:One Of The largest and best selected catalogues
of Muse blished mprsng macy Of the cho ,nd
most ropua AIRS Of The day, and will be sold al one ,hrd OF
from the regular prices.
Niusc by mail 10 all parts Of IN. country post i'd
Particular aud personal ttt non paid az ders iS-d
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Panos
and Msodecns for rent, and rent Lowell purchase
Pianos and Ne odeons for sale Monthly y ptyments
second band Pianos taken io eSch fr General
and select CataoR and schedule OF prices
all parts Of the counfry By NAL.
~ Gre It indu OFered 20 Agents IN all paris Of
the country sell the HosAeE rs Pianos eloeons
AMI Catalogues Of Muic. Isl2
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Fresh SuupIIes.
s f Il ID S

on BUSHELS SWEET POTATOES, Eed and yellow
OO VANS, the most superfr offered tha sea on. Call
early a. r.. WELLEks, 81 Market ST..
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FOR THE 1000. .0O0
TsHE u. y. PATENT MAIEBLE co.

The q. =. FATsNT N I ItHEE CO..
30 Thompson II New York,
t1AHUFACTUREk> Of MAEBLE MASTLEs TABLE, TOPS
w COLUHEs, PEDEsTALs, Be-, Sienna, BoCate and
81 Italian Marbles This artice which preparation OF
Marble Dust, chemically combined with mineral coors
10 be moulded hfo flrm Ard coET by which a
marble te ma1gc ured less than h8f cost Of
the mater J. while IL excels in durability and
beauty. Unlike marbleE iron and rlate, there is no
surface work the color running the Of mate
rial while v,rI,h is used t. give temporary besuty
the suria,e. Msntes from 4s to $40 Table Tops &c,
equally cheap.
lights fjr the Manufacture and Sale Of eb0ve for the
d1eeut Sa'es, whch vii iauense
Interesting themselyes Information urni,hrd appica
tiou PETER RENNIE, Pres't, or
iusFPH LAMs, Ser'v. IaltS1 Ort2S- "
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TNBOSE STILL Indebted 10 The ate Arm Of RaNlGE snd
CBUacs, resi- ectfully requested make immediate
payment JOHN RAMA ~,
June . AZ College rect
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John RANAGE in Receipt Ct Ladies Kid Pump BuskBs.
- q" Triuid slii peu
Misses Lasting Callers and Slippers
Children Bronx and BlA-k Md slippers. With V&ri-
other 4. tcl-s for Ladies wear.
June 2S JOHN RAMAGE
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Agricultural Implements.

TTST ARRIVED, i've Horse Powers, ThFeshers
j and separators New nrk Self tssnR aEd RsaFng Ma
chine snd-Rsnkir z ard New York Resppg Machine
Also the sirA~ and Corn stls Gutter
ntrcduce into this market Also hv Tumbnpg Hny kake
for the hed good srtc'e. DAiy expect'ng kftrbuu't
coublned Mover and Reaper, very superior Machine.
All articles sod ~ me WAnAnted.
AHA y. NfLLkE-
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wHE MI WHEAT!

TTNHE undersigned has "orders" but will buy 100000
bushels Prime Wheat his account delivered at
Nashville. d. u. DICKEY,
lune3p No 5 College st..
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list RECEIVED, from y. Landvsth Son. z.
Sir esir and son and Jsmes wsTdrop, Of PtisbarEh-
GARBEN bs The paper und Alo the OF elect
fiDWER oGersO In hts maYket. These Who Nan
ny.enths Tulips Giadiolnsus CrocUte NAeh Jon
qus snOWdTops Sl cali du ing TIE rsxt eight days,
they viii be put out.
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OHEITIEGs.-2S bales Laurel Hill "a shestngs,
- 10 Glenn Mis 4 do
IS spsrta - 80 do
FOR sAleb by W. ". GORDON co.
$4,000 BARRELS Bacon. on hand ! sy yD,cvrv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

DEAD ilEADING.-A Walertown. n. Y,
paper relates >he following story Of an udr"il
and successful performance in the spongin9
hne:--
a man wishing to "drad hend" his pass
aye over the Watcrtpwn aud Rome Rail
road, passed through the cars to the platform
Of the last one, climbed upon the top aud
dashed along to the forward car, whore he
coolly took seat. The conductor saw the
Inan 90 to the rear platform, but did not par
licularv notice him. Nhcn he got through
collecting tAre, he looked out on the pl .ttorn,
but no nan was there. Surprising he had
fallen off, the conductor ordered the train to
he stopped, aud proceeded to look for ham,
hut In vain The train then went on its way
and the conductor passed through the car'.
When he came to the forward car he saw II
Stranger, and supposing that he had passed
Inn by when collecting fare, he asked hun
tor his ticket. The man very cooily replied
I lost il while helping to search for the man
who fell Off
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

LoXG-WlXpED A foreign journal states
that RogeIl, trumpet maj II and baud master
of the Artillery Of the Guard was to crle.
bratc his tllrlh year OF continual service"
at Berlin, aud this t., with unrjnrcd lungs,
In honor Of the occasion there was I" he Il
grand concert by an orchestra "t 100 IN
strumcntS, most of them brass, his Roget
blew the retreat of Jcua and the advance a,
Waterloo aud Lei,>r. Whatever else may
be SAID of tie musical veteran, It Is certain
he has blown his own trumpet longer and
with more success, aud safety. than mosl
men, who prefer Il sl,nlltr operation.
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but through inventors have advantages Tor securing
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vast collection of and official decisions rca-
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Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

A DANDY TNING IT o. My deaf
Amelia, said the dandy on hrndrd knce hr-
fore his adorabIr, i have lpng wished l'r
this opportunity, hut hardly dare speak nov +,
for fear yon viii reject IN bet love YOU -
viii you be mime; luu wIlI oc to ne ever!
tam. desirrahIc-rvrry thing my heart
could wish. Your smiles would shed
Here the dandy stuck fr some big poetic
expression to help han cut.
Your SMILES would she'd
Never mod the vood shrl, said she; -
pass It and try something els, :!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

TnE DrcLiNE or RELIGIoN. "A CORES
pendent OF the ~ Y JInnA Of Commerce
aa}s there has been remarkable decline II"
matters of religious interest for ABOUT ten
yenrs past, especially IN the northern states.
The las! feature OF mi, decline is scarcity OF
faithful ministers OF the Gospel, If any one
doubts this, wc can send facts and figures.
We attribute it almost cntlrv y to the Fact of
a large portion of tie people, and CORES
po"dng portm Of the clergy and rch4l 'u>
presses, being absorbed in the ever Annoying
theme If anl-sIavrry We now hope that
there is good time coming, AZ the bubble
has burst,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

a SCENE ~ Cry LlrG On the & h inst &,
AZ some wul kluen were makIng excavations
for the found ,tion Of Il block of buildings in
Chicago, they had occasion /" l"m"rr som"
blanks from the Sidewalks, aud, IN 81 doug
removed the root ct what prov, Il TO be II
subtrrruueun apartment. The sight thus
suddenly prcscutcd to the view OF the spec
'ators was cuuu It tu move heart OF stone.
nhrcc iuttmtS who could not have been more
lh ~ few weeks DID, were lying without Il
particle IT clothing, upon rude hrd, Wh'ch
vas found to he made Of Grcd hueks Of corr
there was not another single article of fur
niturc in the apartment, aud the root being
now removed, its Helpless inmates were Ca
posed to the cold November Wind, and mad"
the air rcsound with ihrir plhlHtIvn cries ~-
lhc parents OF the children were not :" b"
found, and the litllc ones were relieved by
one .! the workmru.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

AS ABUSING MlstAKE.-A gentleman
was going ont in his carriage I" make SOM"
calls with his wife, whrn, discovering thai
he had left his vlsitn. cards, hc ordered ms
oomun, who had recently comr into Sri-
vice, to 20 to the mantle piece in his room,
and bring HIM the cards he should see there.
The. servant did as he was directed, and oil
started the grn,lrumn, sending in his foot
man with cards wherever the mot al h"tnG
occurred. a. these were very numerous,
he urmcd to the servant with the question
GLOW many cards have You left" 'NrIi
sir, said the tootmnn, very inn"ccrtiN,
there's the king of spades, the SIN "i ornrIS,
and the ace Of cubs 'The drucrn ca
claimed TIE master. That's gone. sad
john.
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5}!j5r>rll0llll,


PunNlx LAsr.-l'his clever wuSln
the following squlb, amuslngly takes oil 'hc
prrvaIcm custom Of giving testimonials t"
every body, npon all sorts Of OCCASIONS, and
for all sorts OF things:
on BOARD The STEAMSHIP CALIFORNIA,
PANAMA
To Capt. r. ~ Uniting:
Dear Sir:-l, the undersigned, cabin pass
engcr on board the steamship California,
during her llto Il p from San francisco beg
leave to tender you on behalf OF myself, my
hearty aud sincere ackuow cd.mcnt oi your
ski! as u seaman, and varied courtesy as ii
gentleman To your skill and foresight |
attribute entirely the favorable weather we
have enjoyed, and your polite attention IN III
vurably giving me the second JOINT at dan
ner, your beraI,y in helping mc to pie the
.rond time, and the noble heated gcnrros-
ity with which you have at tunes presented
me with one, and even two cigars, can ne,-
CIR be forgotten while Memory holds her seat.
beg you will accept as slight token Of
my esteem and gratitude. large, silver
mounted guia pcrcha ear trumpet, which
shall procure for you, with IL suitable III
scripton, GAS soon as ! can borrow money
enough for the purpose,) that YOU may long
live to enjoy it, IN the noble ship which you
command, Is my earnest, constant and dali,
prayer,
cannot colc,ude better than by quo
taton from those beautiful lines III 'popc's
Paradise Lost
'rhc star-spanglcd banner.
ON long may 1t
Ocr the land Of the free,
And the home of the brave
With the hi hest sentiments of gra,itud,
mud esteem, | remain Your sincere lrlenc
und most obscqpious and very humble ser
want.
GEO. II. DERRY ALA,
JONI IuTSIX, or SQUIDpB
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04
Dr.. LANIONT'S
PARIS and LONDON
AiEnli; al ADVISER
and MarriAGo Culde
10th Edition nearly 400 PIP and leo Ecctrotypc Pictures
representations. Cloth.


representations. Cloth.
AMONG its contents is the anatomy Of the rcrcrayo
or ANS Of the male and tcnle--k tneys bladder, SEM
nprous tubes their number and length impotence and
.,crilry Of Birds Boar Rat Beaver Camel Horse, Bull
RAM Goat, GaincN Pig, Lion Elephant, Panther, Cats
Doc ,lI tish- prusrtc Gland, Puberty, the change,
ii produces in e syst"mlnstinct. difference between
Man and Animals, Nomb, Prcguacy and parturitiun.
Oyum Ovaries Process of mprc .uatiun, Fua ttrcua-
,ou, ruhcrty, Dnyaon Of While Power, mpotcncy and
Emissions Stvity, Causes and cure, hHrrcuMcss, Causes
Of Uututful Marriages, Lihcrtiuism tcll-abUsc, low
TO tell tlc sex Of children before BIRTH Prevention ui
o loru. Deaths in Frturition Cause, Of seminal Dis
eases td Dcbitg best mode of retaining sexual Nigur
o oil age Children diseased 10y NURSES, Child bearing
Fruitful months color cf hair, Epilepsy, Temper, Total
Nh.tclpusncs Choice of Plrtucr Causes of difference
Of tlc ~.xo. ROYAL families persims aud Mongolans
Marrying Age, Bachelors and cd Maids, Formation OF
FytuS, Resemblance Of the Otsprins OF the Parents
Qmckcry aud Quacks, Specifies, History of Ncncrca
diseases, Niulcut and Monty nucnt, Weakness pccuni
To females Medicines in restoring MGustruNon, phils
Primary and constitutional BuboCs GunorrhuR, elect
Retention of rinc, EXcoratons innocent and (nior
Affections, Structures, their symptoms, Inflammation
of the Neck Of Bladder, Narcuclclc llydroccc dc witt
lao Illustrative Cases and certificates Of the most un
pamlcIlcd cuacs ever performed.
| Sold bv Styingrr 4 Townsend, 2G2 Broadway, amt
mailed for and three stamps free OF postage, closely
sealed to any address by the Nuther NJ Larmont, Phys
ican and Surcuu, No. AZ Rcadc street, corner of 29'
broadway, New York, formerly from Paris and London
Address all letters Box NO. Si4, Post OAcc, New York
The author all the diseases treated on in this work
at his old Office no. ~ Rcadc street corner Of 200 Broad
way, from 10 4. NJ. till evening
! Extracts from Editorial Notices Of II number of News
pnpcrsWc concur with the other papers in recon-
mcnding DR.. Lnrmomt and his work.--Courrier dc
Flats uns, German De Reform, Sunday Despatch, Staat
Zctuls National Democrat bay Book, Esso1 Standard
| halfway Advocate Empire City, Police Gazette, NcN
! York Pics, New Brunswick Times, &c.
y. B.-On the first of May DR.. larmont will move t.
the corner Of Spring and Mercer street, adjoining til
Prescott House, opvosites tho 81. Nicholas Hotel.
|
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The attention ola beautiful little Girl being
called to rcscbush, on whose lopmnst stem
the Cldcs, rose was fading, but below and
around which three beautiful crimson buds
were just unfolding their charms, she nrilcss-
ly exclaimed to her brother: See. Willie,
these little buds have just awakened to kris
their mother before she dies
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

\ not very gallant writer Of the present
day, says that Cruchet work is the ant at
seeming to be employed for Ion. time, aud
of producing n result of the least possible
value; an invention bv which Young girls
fancy they are doing something useful aud
elegant, aud are induced to fitrrr away all
the hours they mint devote to improving
their minds and making themselves agree
able companions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04
UE NEVER las DECEIVED M YET.
LY l.. ". IIiuNNToS.

Lr l.. ". THORNTON.
lie never has deceived me yet,
I've always found him true;
Whom prove otherwise, I'll heed
The tory told b. you.
Tor good intention, doubling not.
thauh you from my heart:
But till iind my lover tals-.
III never from him part.
Would lwccthcn Is give less heed to news
Which second hand they gain,
They would not have SO oft to NigF,
Or think they love in vain.
eceing's believing, and till
See him love do wrong,
give suspicion to the wind
What think you Of my song!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04
1'prtrll,
A POLITICAL DUN.

Some friend. ssys tie National Lt,"stn ,' n's ,,n'
us. under blank cover copy # the sHpO,"V" wy
clever and very Practical j'a dc~7 noIIyssg" y! Wv
. "riSrr 8, W. ". cspy the ar,y n for the rsyen
~ rc,d.r,. ,r as Mr. Emdoih used to say Of hi
,rtitrrrt. we hay, the bet and N b'G': ',t ct 'uU
,r,t over honorod nd sustained public jour
,h,r,G,rc as = body, need no oucn ir1cn
lam, hint; but, should there be found here and t"
xcti,rl ease Ire is at liberty consider tie Ii.
nwuthcnu appeal addressed to himscl!'-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1856-12-04

NEN in ~ they are put Gp "u"'uu%, asst hrdr car
rame 1ui i4od, "'IEG3lONl Mi!4.i, L. L. DYER i
CO.."
To iy,c,asumcrs some idea Of our sales, We annex
t.2 following, scale o! prices VIA,
5lb. SotcaoxG TIA, ~ 5lG. MocuA Corrrr, loo
Bib UoloSG L7j 5lJ, JAVA 10
5iJ. y. lYsoN X" 2,?i jlb. coon " LEO
II The spices are put up in IA and IL b. tin eases
expressly for fatally and are warranted to be strict
~ pure article, aud only need uia toe'tabIish them
in pub, favor.
SPANISH COFrEE.-We would call the attention Of
consumers and dealers NpEa Cefts, an arti'
Gle highly esteemed, and gives the greatest at'"tti"n
1t is prepared with particular care, and by prcuhtE
process in rontag pound OF this cVNee 1t Is bc!ev-
ed, !. equal t. . lbs of any other.
DANpELiUN CUFFEN.--IAia article is carefully pre-
parcel at cur Mill, and put up IA package, aAyIns o"'
Trade mark, and may DO relied upon a. the best a'o
most anuruycl mixture ct daudeli"u and cuUtc.
TM;iNACuM, ar Pr,nrd U0s|AH Root.-rli'
article i, prepared and roasted at our Mills is rcaco
Ly Family Grocls generally in city and country AN,
, b,ariu; our trade mLrk, thaDa'n GRINDING cItc,'
may DC relied upon n th' "EN ,iNh ANi lynn
The proportion u,ol l. about one If the quantity
colcl. IHc ieo is 70 cents per pound, aud it Is war
rlutcd to b.. tina, which las been sold 10
h!ry cent, u pound 10y the Druggist
/ The medical properties Of plndclion are well known
and held ii hi ,h estimation by all vino it, This b.
in Appropriation Of thu root, with all its medicinal viz
tues retained, can be mixed with coEc not As hes
>it the TASTE and will bo found cheap and economical
a. fatally beverage, luuNd Of which being nrar
clual to two pouns OF coffee 1t i prescribed by man
eminent physicians, to nyaids, children and aged per
sous, nutritious beverage, naI q remedy for Dys
,u.psil, Billion, Affections, &c.
d - lie careful to observe that all our CoGcss hay
cur ana k, 1" Cinnamon gr1nimE CNtc.'
r 70 Gr5rys an! Doiltfs, liberal discount is mad
ruao,iug tac.N supply their customers at thc sam
low rates.
q TO CASH prECIlASERS--Ou object being
Iargr Sass at small profits, we olrr indueemen