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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Lc0,yDuied by He legislature IF PrHaSylra-
nja, .,rIb It R,pctvai CHayter.
Authorized Capital, sI,OO0,OOO.
Mice Ne. 81 Walnut ST. above Second, PhiIa.
Fire Insurance on Buildings, Furniture, Mer-
zhaudi-e, &c, generally. Marine Insurance
sn C1rg3es and Freight, TO all parts Of the
World. Inland Insurance on Goods, &c, By
Eakcs, Rivers Canals, and Land Carriages, 10
M parts of Jne Union, on the most favorable
lRrms consistent with security.
a DiRECTuES.
GeorIe ", ColiaGay, William Bowers,
jphn VI. Coleman, Joseph Oat,
hwia ' Haohctlc, Howard Hinchman,
" GEORGE W. COLLADAY, President.
#GALEE u~oE. Secretary.
" sLz7 i-e"t for MiAln county, Vim. P. Ell
~ II, E-q. lebl9-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

y'A young man stepped into book
sellers shop and asked for Young Mans
Companion.
well SIR said the bookseller, here is
my daughter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

~ TO HOfman's for Tubs
= Goto Hof'man's for Churns
&c 10 HOf'man's FOR Buckets
10 10 H0ffman's for Brooms
30 10 Hofman's for Baskets
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

A lying tongue hateth those that arc al
ficted by it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

Mgenuify.-A young man of IS, in
prison at Paris for theft, has made watch
of straw. This little masterpiece is %
inches in diameter, about half an inch
thick, and will go for three hours without
winding up. The dial plate is of paper,
and a pretty straw chain is attached to the
whole. The instruments and materials
the prisoner had at his command were two
needles, a pin, little straw, and thread.
Several persons of distinction, moved by
this surprising genius for mechanics, are
now endeavoring to obtain his liberation
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

RErRIBUTIoN-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from Hornells-
vile, in Sleuben county, states that a man,
named Hogan, was discovered ill-using his
little daughter, only Two years old, in
most inhuman manner. He had Gagged
the poor child in a small shoe box, tied up
by the feet 10 the top, had kept her there
Is hours, all covered with bruises, and
when the crowd broke into his house he
was whipping her TO still her cries! The
house was quickly demolished, and the
inhuman father treated to a coat of tar and
feathers, with a threat that if found after
nightfall, he should have ride on a rail.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

A merry heart maketh cheerful counte-
nance,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

Death Of a Giaat.-The West Tennes-
see Wing records the death, at his resi-
dence in Henderson county, one day last
week, of Mr. Miles Darden, and his inter-
ment with Masonic honors. The deceas-
ed (says the Whig) was, beyond all ques-
tion, the largest man in the world. His
height was seven feet six inches-2 inches
higher than Porter the celebrated Kentucky
giant. His weight was a fraction over
one thousand pounds! 1t required seven
teen men to put him in his coffin. Took
over 100 feet of plank to make his coffin.
He measured around the waist six feet and
four inches.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

Indcmnily from Loss and Damage By Fire,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
Central Ohio
AND
baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS,

RAGGAGE CHEUkED THROUGhI

y
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
r,uE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets TO Wash
ngton can be procured, 70 which point a. well as to
Baltimore s the shortest most direct and IN every re-
| he oEt reliable route. Il ia the only route BY which
7asers Df Through Tickets TO New Ork are enabled
- ne cities Of baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yo AT the cost Of Ticket to New OrE only thus en-
bn Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or inor-
eS7 In visit four Of the principal cities IN the Union or
less cust than can be Afforded BY any oIher ro9e;
And il Is the only route by which Through Tickets can
he had 70 Richmond Norfolk, Winchester frederleEsourg
and Petersburg Va Charleston naysnnRny macon Az
lspta Augusta, Berkley Springs aud Bedford Spunga
Passengers from NASHVILLE take ths SIA9e OOschsa Of
Carrier n Thomas OF steamers on the Cumberland rlTsT
10 ousvILR connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers Cincinnati, or Win tne Jenersonvlne
Ralrosd 10 Indianapolis Ind make direct conneotlon 81
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad TO heel
no bsuce close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsrosd IS made 10 Washington City, Baltimore, PhiiA-
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
Dhs are transferred at Cairo TO the cars OF The Illinois
EsDtrsl Rairusd from thence passing through Ierre
Heus Indianapolis Dayton and Aenla 70 Columbus Thrse
Daily Trains leave Columbus 81 10 A. NJ, $50 r n and
II r N. -, l..
ts o route a riding Through Tickets TO az the Eastern
es az the same rate charged by other routes 70 hss
VE % Il is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
70 ali the leading points in the East. The distance rom
Columbus 70 Bs timOre is only 57B miles, being about loo
r ss changes Of cars BY this route, and consequently
Iess detention, than b. any other
80 The road is baIssted with broken stone and "a
entirely free from dust, ,r-,,,,,,,
For further Information, please Appy 70 " W. ACeh
Agent Nashville, Teun.
or through Tickets apply in Louisville at the ofiee o.
the u 8 Mail steamers, 81 the Jeherso1ville Railroad
OfBcs Main street VIM. 5. WOODSIDE,
wv Master Transportation B. o. R. 3.
JOHN Il. SHARP, General Western Agent
iune %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

ae thild soool q tha e.. % ana1d an aci snsi sta
ts % Promoto tie eie snsgi ne uaFy7 grnu.rg cle
ys.rs snV paI g ihs dropped cesll Rho sash - -
rssor0d q ths Navy Ead h 81 o. said drop1sd osfs
shall = s1utsd p rslsiF8 he hs1s f5rih snd a -
aiols4 % 1e navy ts 1ll q rSsiFsd uuf.r "a nqos
vlon laali - deaaasa frn ihl Pag . Ea11 tisT Viz
% eauei anqer ~ SKA slul 1i ta sid - 90 an ~
tss "asi % PFomois tas sais. .suoT u ths nrvvP
See Ane be ii f1TihsF euss,d Thsf - sre7rt-r ee
ths heTy ba a1d be hsrsoy tlthofEd 70 csuus = b
eEoudsd and coDplet11 he stuloraro1 u - 49,
"a re EFi69tsFisa- n Iho Ps7ag rv-r . 49, Tt
the aE snsa thaFsof aha not aE,a8d taaltF1es r-rs
dollars Wh1sh are ksIsby spps0pisisd fF tat parps
0st z say nons7 IN ih' IFs'aEy noi oihaFFi s7Pra-
PFiaaed.
sss ie knd Be- q flfihsF enacted Taat ne ssqssris
81 Wgf aaa ha NuFF - aIthurs urtsr tks Ho "a II
t5s President b employ eneh tacsFl % re Areg aEd
porsirn aEd FsEifeson q ihs surveys already made q
ship canal Heaf Ne lihnos q Daraa b e1unssl he
srs q tha Paeae and Atants6y hs atFaigazd fu1nio
HTgrs; PrsFdsd fhsi ths szPlnss saa noi sread t.a
9 Are thoussRd d5sis Whiea hsfs5T sPPrs9rslsd
Aselnro q Eay moasY h tha rrlaszry noi oqrsil9
Sc IE1ua hsit Farshsr suau,sd, ThatioF p.aparsg.
So g. sl...is ng sc l.os-.irg ~ s,le. a,'.
and CuIVgyng azpaioa snd l1r reporting Sc Sans -
Ccrg-ssl via thS appncyrls8 dIaTinEl and ezaslsl
he ss1l o enasa A0asaaa 9oisn b sad tas sane is
hsrsby sppsCpsiagd 0u. 0f aHy money "a he frssulg
as appfapriats Sunless 10 ihs coutrot 81 ~
dosFuiaFy Ol ne GaTy.
Sc r. Ana s. farsasr snssssd. Fha, ths aarriTiug
-hoen a l1s REEE of tae Eidubhe q leEas aho agfo
cuY to1nsloned e. Eueh a. he rmo tfa aszlieus aaa
BE- sBted y s Psy Of ps-r q he Ike Erides. ahsl
9liug arda 81 te1 AErY y he BaItsd 3Esir1 nr ave
selia ira taa 'ills q 11 snag1sol End aau l1tani
% tsPsynsa' u asohY appruPntsd u q s1y ma
81 1 ths Irlaaa7y ulhsrWs8 appnloratsi r1Edad.
fht he accpazss d he proEa q hii 5g aay u
tAr l.id eeerl lhaa bas fall ishaqu tbsel sal raa.
oeraiioa 80 sia nH his ai % asy farher cumPen-
G.tion this behalf fm he Uuiiad sissl govtFnnsnt
and " ahF posiHou Ne HsFy cf tbs uated 3lasa1
AppuUEsa 'dazzal 8 laST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

V FBs afa dsad q truss orscuisd 20 b. s. L BANG
- sth daJ % April. Il, saall ls % t1e hEaeli
biddsF ioF cash, lhe pau AFnILs ilol o. No
premises, TFaes af LAT desdaf On trust % me 81 a1
kaItG 81 feed % d1a aeofe. Fs Land where ld 1a4
iEcd h1 fth DiEirct % White eauh7s % ne Alal
FoFk kqaf hcandod 1s ~ 80 ~ ne lads qi . lat.n
% s gou 81 Bs ianda III y. Rhodes, tae si ~ ne
lnnaef rra Etoirg nnd 81 Hutlou, and Ne aofil ~
he lnda - said Hata11r containing kaa metr q 80
Aepaa ne isns 81 s.i l1la Hln - eash in l1nq 1ai9
sau a % Eoss shs tesf of aEecated d ne Gl4
HsiaI b ~ . a1ogs, IhH ~ g e 4le4. -.
15ES-s5 s-aiif 1RsaR FRAEk1, EEsliea.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
RAILROADS, &C.
freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight fro.

CRA RLE8F0N TO AAS n FALL 4
70 oourrEvE WITHOUT ALTERATION UETtt THE
FIRsT DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

CITY EXPR ESSs
BAGGAGE packages and parcels nrWarded % any part OF
ID the cty by Glover Coz City EHpTesi orders el1 a.
r ONCE no 49, South Side Public Square viii be prompt
ly attended 10. yans-G
CyIOVER'S
cENFWAT. PVRCH ASING AGENCY
No 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NJ Nashville, Temne see.
0RpRRs small oTlsFge accompanied win Ihe eAsh, lot
.rt.las III everv description from hugeT ring, bat or
shawl mn 10 complete stock OF Goods, Groceries, DTugt
Coufpetonares, steam Engine, csreIny ana proaP!
Eve per cent. -,,,,,.-r,s
Can : r AD5ersoD Hon A Ewing, Col X steven'Op,
Msssrs Morgan &, Co. T & bakIn & &c A. Duncan a
Gu Nashville; " & Spence, MurfreeSooToi Col haf0r
n Esrrsop NC Nnnvilir; Lem TFousdHe, Memphis; Col
W q Nc Ado0 Knoxville. SeaEo s. abbott and W wallace,
Atlanta, Ga. Ijan2 '57-tf JAMBS 6LOf hh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

THE SHORT EST AND MOST DIhk't
ROUTE To THE EASTERN CITIES
ERnM III POINTS SOuTH AND WEST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
FIKST CLAss.

& =
10 CONTINUE WITHOUT A&rEhATIoN UETII THE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
FIRST CLASS.
Iiodors, oils, Sc, al bottles, Camphine and spiTI6
TuTpendne in barrels, Carpsung, China, Glass and
Cotton Cards, Uutery in cases, casks and boxes, Dry
Goods boxes aud bales Drugs fruits truiL Trees
and Shrubbery, FuEs, Garden Seeds, Looking GilaasH
Bnd Looking Glass Plates, lat oaneTs rsE 2 Oy9ters
in cans and jars, sudoery, Tin and BriIsanis Ware
Teas and splsees per 400 lbs. 81 Is
SECOND CLASS.
uTdnre except such as sPeeiaed in Elrss ana Ihiia
10 barrels aud pipes, Tobacco 10 eo1etl LesthSL Ih
lo T e3esgs me e ia crates and casks Rice WhlHng
PssssT, sheet Brass and coPPsr Per 100 %
THIRD GLASS.
Ares shovels Spades Sad Irons Zine and Tin IN pigs,
Tin Plate Auvs, Vices, casks Of Chains -5a hees'
S,II G-srHo Rairosd Wheels and AIDES, Chains
and suikes aud Rosn in barrels, per 100 bs.... 30
SPECIAL R&1 IS.
not enumefatedi also caroo9s OF Aeill y nc.
Chemicals, viii be charged b. actual Wtigh Pal AZ
dnnble First Css rates pr 100 bs... 81 20
Have every Paehags Faay % TIHs9 is1o1 % SSP ~
er prvenls slsss and losses and insuFea speedy de-
sL1SSVVsNTAGEs AND FACULTIES OFFERED By TIE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 70 !hs AssRes o. aS s9SS OAISn % a
HIa1oE, drayage Wharfage and postage Only e1IEeo &
cd 70 congnees Mark packages, care Agent D = X Nj
he
90 that those prefer consgnng % Commiasoh House
san do 80 and have their expense bill payable here
Am freight foF Nashville and Saons 90 the NaahVle arc
Cbsanoaga Railroad from Charestsn By through
Trains only Shippers may rely upon the utmost aesPa1eA
and pr5mptuess. ,,, =, -. =, -. -
lam Authorised and will setle promptly any oVsreharses
and damages that may occur on this Line.
In oass Of lost missing goods viii take e14ge oL
WlpGy The within 30 days amer noee h given q
EerrSan along the OF the Nashville and ChaiIanooEa
Raroa " bear ia mind the above rates apply 70 an
Foods from Charleston, which are Be delivered A. me
following Stations, viz: stevenson, hnoStsoh5
Tuabim Normandy, WaHTace, ShelbyYlleS beioteAlsi
Fosterville, Mu urfreesbOT0, Smyrna, and LaVeFgne-
he give every explanation ana
don desired in regard 70 treghls and Expense 9
ponden NAV rely upon prompt answers 70 all Inquiries and
every asnOn given to business brought under NJ super
version and eouiroI. CaAS. W ANDERSON AGENT
iaps-55-G College st., NASHVILLE
RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON.
Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds " %
BssswaE, Ginseng, Pinkr0ot Rope and bagging, hemp
star Candles, Soap, Lard aud Liassod OIL per iV9 -
pOunds,
Leaf Tobacco -.... y
WhEky per barrel "
Beef and PORK per barrel ~
Bloos ooI RG Ps oss Of 50 dozen and upwards per dO1
Oq9n Tbe ss1i Of the Nashville and ChatsanoOgs Railroad
viii sign Receipts At the above rates until the l's Of June
next. -.
For Information regard ratss other articles not
specified above, call on OF address ,,- =,
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
tuus-,y7-tG No. % College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

TOTssbsr vii vsry lagEs sad ssasiiTs Stoke sPriag
Pripla Wbias Goods Bsashsd COsiOs aai Lasa shss,-
inn. - loA ia and ia Unkrsllas Pnzssola, Va
istiss S Es Ia eli q uhish We uHloEsr Rsrs Inauos-
NESTS d
CASH AND PROMPT TLNE DEALERS.
We soHsiI iull sEsiasiOa q oar Stock from Cooaty
Msrohsais vidauE tbs sily.
BRAHsFORD, H'WHIRTER a CO.
TAs Bosserlaa PaziOt ,ri-Eusky. A,ahvius Chri5iaa
Advoosas VII Paslssh oas laonah.
hhlS ~
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e NJ sHAGO,

CgUCcRssoR sEaaO & Ia WREN, n
-rTvUT, continue the PRODUCE COAMlSSlON BUSl.
w MISS, az his cnmmOdlnus Fire Proof Building,
othe Atlanta HOTEL and next door 70 The Fulton House,
Atlanta. Georgia. 49,,
pseffuly solicited hoVs'-e3'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
RATES OF FREICHT on PRODUCE TO
WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR The
Charleston Line,
ALSO FOR THE LINE FROM
Nashville to Columbus,
Georgia,

WA WrsT POTNT)
Sixty Miles Nearer than any other Route,
OFFCIE 1E6.-26, COLLEGE SERBEEd
Nashville, Tenn.
NVERCHARGES by the Charleston Line promptly a.
iustsd al This Office Persons desrn Ip e 70
rates Of Frsisht Eastward Westwara VII
vita Ttrfs p0u application at the once OF By mall
Goods fr m ~ Louis Louisville and Cincinnati, 20 pc cent
10 CuarIcsouS y C.. Augusta and Columbus, Ga, aont-
gomery Ala other stations on the SouIh GeoI
Railroads will be forwarded free charge (exsept drayage)
when consigned me at Nashville, -
T-a,aye fTam the Rverto Nashville and Chattanooga
RsiIr9ld Depot contracted for al three and halt cen
I00 M aud viii not exceed except on lots OF regh
las Than 1000 wegh-guHnies LEES than lO0 JOS snaBeu
s5 ce1rs f,r tbe Iot CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
- 70 tT Agsnt.
THE SHURIEST AND MOST DIhE'I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

JNOR the last three yeas have been engaged in busi-
Il known only to myself, and, comparatively, few
others whom have instructed for the Of 5000 each,
which averaged at the rate Of $4,000 to 5000 per
anrum having made arrangements so to Europe in
the Fall of 1851 to engage in the same business am will
iug give instructions in the art to any person in the
United states Canadas who will remit the sum Of 81
induced from the success have been favored with,
and the thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom have instructed and who making
5 SIS at 1t, 20 give person an oppor
tuny engage in this business, which easy, pleasant,
and very profitable at . small COST There is positively
No HUXBUG in this References OF the rest class
can given regards its character and refer to
persons whom have instructed, WHO will testify that they
are making IS s15 per day at the same 1t is
in which eiher ladies gentlemen can engage,
and with perfect make very h. ndsome income.
Several various parts OF New York state Penn
sylvania Maryland, whom have instructed, are now
makng So 20 sc per day byit. 1t GENERAL BUsI
NESS and but few shngS is required to start it. Upon
the receipt OF 81 will Immediately send to the applicants
printed circular containing full instructions in the art
which car be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed post paid) to
A. L. PARSONS,
drc73A1ma-v 235 Broafway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
SJNGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

HESE celebrated machines are in practical and prohta-
bic in all parts Of the civilized world In all the
various trades ewing every Of fabric, either OF
cloth or leather they have been fully tried and approved
Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often fail o work.
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECTY being strong durable aud complete in contriTance
and work m.nship perfect wing machine kept employ
ed affords ear profit of 81 900 year but imperfect
one OF constant yexstion and loss The entire
RELIABILITY Of machines Is great reason Tor their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF fra and delicate construction, recommended by
other Manufacturers Such machines ade to catch
the eve net TO perform substantial work The truth s
family sewing machines ought be much stronger than any
other they into less skiu hands than wRen
sold TO and used for greater variety Of
work The machines which have proved best for all other
purposes be best for family and they are Singers
The speed machines has lately been doubled. No
other oan compare with them ia quantity of work.
g Newmachiues Of the latest Improved style will be
exchanged on liberal for old sewing machines Of our
ogn make or FOR operative machines Of other manufacture
ers Local agents wanted to sell our machines. --SAd
n BAH personsdesiring full Information about sewing
machines, obtain by applying for copy OF l. NJ
Singer Co.'s Gazette" paper devoted TO the subject 1t
win be sent gratis. l. NJ, SINGER W.
Principal Office, 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
81 Hanover st Boston. ,142 Chesnut st., Phla.
so st. Provide hos Baltimore ST., Baltimore
274 Broad St. Newark Nj. East Fourth St, Cincinnati
347 broadway Albany, N. r. Chicago, Illinois.
Gloversvie New York IS North Fourth St., Sc. Louis.
9s Chapel st. New Haven. 81 st. Charles ST., \. o.
II Buchanan street, Glasgow ~ Dauphine ST., hoohe
Scotland. oetZ1-omp
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Mount OIivet Cemetery.

TTNHE Directors OF this Comp,ny announce 20 the
PJbic, that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues aud walks and portions OF the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots which offered FOR sale
The nap Of the grounds be a. the Office Of Lind
Sey Crockett where the public invited to call and
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public TO spare no
money pains make equal to any Cemetery ia the
Union and such Nashville may feel pride in.
TIE Cemetry IN the charge OF competent super
intendeni living the ground under whose direction in
tsrments will bs made in the best manner and usual
ch arges.
The Directors Of the Company desirous that the
grounds should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville, and
for tat purpose omnibus wiz leave the office Of Lindsey
aud Crockett st o'clock Tuesday afternoon the 3rd lnst
and ou every Friday afternoon thereafter hour
The seats W be free. -
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting the grounds, VIII
be called for their residences by senons their cards. to
the President Of the Company.
A. V. s. LINDSEY President.
CIV. NANoE, sec'y. yS-tl
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Land for sale,

7 OFFER for sale (7G0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES @n
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roal, miles from Columbia and foI ON At. Pleas
aat, being part Of the tract on " ichi b., de.
This Land equal superior any, Msury county
Is well watered; Che celebrated Dcvers Spring being
the part offered for sa) well tmbered and well aprovedt
There the premises beautiful building site.
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
viii be divided to suit purchasers or sold in body.
For further Information apply 70 me at Ashwood p Once,
maury county, Tennessee.
anr11-tf LuCICs ] POLK.
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Gold Medal Pianos!
~~- ~'- y ~-N1~ =
STEINWAY & SONS, ETanufacIurers,

NTETNWAK q SUNSs HEaFsUEdCIureFB3
o. WALLER STREET, NEW Y0RK.--sSsE.1
. - Received the following FIRST PRIZE
MEDALS in Competition with the best mskers1 q n n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. = y
tirnere:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS ST the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington March, 1865.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1875 tbeng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six yearS)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yor l. November 1866. Among the judges the
first Musical Talent Of the Country, snch NJ Mason,
Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt and many others. St. Pi-
AMOS with and without the Iron FrAme warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
dec1S-1V-Y
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Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
I'HE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough and practical embracing that requisite
to ut young for the active duties of the Counting Room
among which Book keeping By Double Entry, Commercial
Calculations Pennmsnship Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal r. s. Bacon having associated with
him l. J. Aen Esq., late President Of Farmers College,
partner regular series Of Lectures will be given by Mr.
Allen in the College Lecture Room various topics
nected with Mercantile Scence-embracing the subjects Of
Commercial Law, Political Economy in its application to
Commercial and Currency Commercial Geography History
OF the Consular system Of Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce, &c.
Other lectures viii also be occasionally gwen by eminent
lecturers.
4, and from 7 to9P.
TERxs.-For full course, including lectures $40
For Pennmanship, per month ............. 5
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE

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Will sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property, ny sligo Tract, embracing twelve hun
drei aces OF bant, Tayera Houss, Store Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Cansy Fork River.
There are aboct one hunirsd aud tzentyBve Of
rea CA1eY FORK otton Land cleared and in cultivation
The bilncs uausna u well timhered, and part Of is
yery rch, aat has upon It quarry very good rble
The Caney Fork river Il this point six
Dlhs OF the year and the location excellent for
seing sat, Iron, Dry Gooi &C The Tavern stand is
of the best between Nashville and Knoxville The toll
te AMI ferry connga source ofiucUme and taken
Altogether this Is OF the desirable pieces Of pro-
psrty, for the price asked in Tennesse.
lhos wishing buy exchange would do wei 10 cali
me fOfthvith, A l.. DAVIS,
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