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PROSPECTUS FoRLTHE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
ART ASSOCIATION

U,NpINe JANUARY 9sth 1s5s-PuRcaAsE, , or rs
At A COST o ONE HDNDRED AND tlGHn 4 = .I pnw
AND DOLLARsf AND TIE RE.PrKCHaSSEE p ps srIyE
AT A COST OF SIX THoUsANDi Together vi s sese a
hundred other valuable work. OF Art reuesl @rsS
ynents % greater than any teretoore
Among the large aud valuable collection OF os.h - ~
he awarded as subs bers on Lo. VI
naTv 1s5- are many from the Dusseldorf en-
The well known clio Desdemons the Nynpn
Of Diana, Trial of puss, DC with numerous o "
pa sing beeut and valre. -
The works in Marble viii embrace Powers'f nous anu
orio;naI sfa,ue THE GREEK SLAVE. also the 10 lowing
bs.utiful vork in arrsrs able fhe sa'ue OF Aurof
the statue Of Psyche the lymph OF Arnot tie student
"a "a piS eI,tv en- brscng, al, seve a. hundred ag
neoent and costly WORKS in Painting. scupture, and
BYoze-a compile Catalogue of which given in The
ME ma Mt Of this JouI nal E
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
aun pRAcricAI AaRTCUL TIRE

a- s,,rsxxs H. r. s., Of Ed,nbarxn. and ths LATE
ss,os PROBE .or o. sclentine g iesafs IN Yale
ooil..s, Mes aavsa: .olt k,..i oeiss.. isoo pa
IN. n. conf sedly. the mel 60 npee soss 90 Agr cab
turs ever asa he'd. and Ia esdsr % siss vi 81 sfe a.
,,, a.. hsrs have resolved - red es Tue price 70
FIVE DOLLARS FOB THE rwovoLuhks
sen, D. ma ilpos PAID 10 California aad orssen
the prise via bstT very other pAfs Of tie Unes 80
20 Co I'D tpod paid ts. ~ fnis sess SO - -
sBook Of the ARA" =, -. :,
Rsmltt .ncss any 81 he she.e pabieai should Al
-. IN. adorv al. Io.t- paid. 20 he peblishrFs,
Lk0sAkDsCo 40.
Ne. - 6oid street., Ees York.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.


an the Art Of Janury, lss the Tennessee Farmer and
~ Mechanic viii be issued as Weekly Paper, with the
above tile.
special care and kdted by senllene sho
me mort cultural pspartu ent Is in the hand. Of
practical horueelturist anu POmolcgis who has had
TIE Literary sno Family pepari Of toe southern
Homestead are kdts ey
MRS L. vIRGISIA FRENCH.
lady Of nne ability whose literary labors lave already
French viii ds.o her s1ole tia and aeets to render
her Poroa Of N. Son Asra Homestead useful and
anime and ose VI hing 10 steore the productions o
her gil pen, shos 10 subserfts Tor the ,unrst~ad
Ia addition o the above Departments eondensed ,uu
mary Of pacing events faly corrected n rket
hsPoft and =. noiss Of seusrai ns1s wia be ,sxa-
Four Hundred Dollars in Premiums.
1--WE ocer the foiosiug h.t of valuable Irem ams 10
ho:s vs' s, engage Il PIosn,ins ssssreers 70 he
tspd'ns tor Look at the lsi and then commences the
~ert ssn.H,esf The sore l.sor ses ees'o~ and the
List Of Piixes-To hs L.Ds . no ~l obtain the lar.
srEAD ard paying hsfsfor, sceoIdlsx 10 our rssssr
sras pre- the hth day OF Aay 1855 sc -.Il pre-
1ss sas sAssiss me u..s ss. a. h sas AZ
To sKsrrxsAs -ho si sse usi Sc ii
kss. woOd improvement ths cash ssas sheA l.
- s.s us.,s.rsaII 40 cAn
Tos ihs .srg-ss ~ seaasrsi library vaieed
=, ESQ. sac saeessf esnpssor ..,as the Prss zs Of
For tn next 10 SO - CAsn-
TIE priEs be psas seea sfsr the eth day % Asx
psxi as NE res all can De -seertAiaed-
Terms sf susScripfien.
lssAszAHLr AIv.scxl
oas sssy. sss ,ss,. --...-......-.-.--.... 800
r. ssS... ana a. - :. :cr; % d. p.s
vbo gets n the lab. ............-. IS 90
eps iasa s1a Pre- peclasss lsrnhsa lpoa Al.
Al les sFs and conEan!caslons u Be sdirssssdts
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Edaisx ana PasnsAsz. ss.bstns. 1saa-
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CLlIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS

NASHVILLE, TENF.
THE att Of Railroad Companies, Farwers Manu-
facurers aud all persons desirous Il puye asing n
home cooC machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
GNGS e de crution, 6E ARING, CAR-wHFtls OF
The ost il proved natterns SAW Wills UIps &C., Sc,
Tespecf Nv called 10 this rst lbsf rent
inc up ra dy pre- uises Of the Nashye Manu-
featuring Company. We intend carry the b1 mess
fully i've before and sha be ready 10 take
orders Machinery aId Casting We have already
commenced operations in bschs i'm hop AID Poer
shall give immediate satin fActicn to old and
customers.
We are experienced Mechanic Of us personally
attending his departing nt-aud thus shall be
erior work at lover res than hereto
fore done u this city We shall piece OF
work done this Establishment and give Trompt ane
personal attention every order left office; thus
general satisfaction, and be patroniSed BY al
friends Of home &C anuiac'ure. NJ. JAChER CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, Tenn
Iuus2Z-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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RiddIeberger's Eating House.
FOUNDRIES. ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
CAR WHEEL MANDATORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEETELD, TENN.

yITHTTC0Np. LFTGo On. Founders and Hdchfnists,
w respectfully give notice hat the" prepared
their Foundry chre flCp ard FoTFs and
oil orders FOR heavy and ht casting, ncnd-
ing
Car-yyEeeIs of the most Improved Pat
terms.
In this department. Norongh tnovleege and long
rierce ENABLE ne - challenge c1mne'i'iln-
Also, Caet-rron Pouse-f Cnts Of he no iTrroved
paterns plain Fued, and Ornamental COLI mns; Water
lines sizes: CasNor and other etsh
shuents where rsariTed FnFin - Mis- -Four
Wills &c made promptly orler and OF The hes msteri
artcrpr attention given 10 rep Ling machinery at
low pI and on libeI al terms.
Our Snith-Work Fi1 he Of II most extensive charac-
acer; Mil WORK. siirrups, oy', pitnan Irons, Saw
Cra-ks Bolts. and al kinds Of Mll-Irons, made he
shortel notice.
As are practical rrechancs. wishing 10 establish
permanent fu mess ob ect viii be 20 paflcuar at
tentirn repairing old machinery.
All require tia, and conade ut Of being pat
rCnEed.
y. B.-yre have hand at presnt large assortment
of Fire Bars for SteAm-E gines-
@HTTcoMB, LEIGo& AGO.
Nashville, dec 4, 1S57.-n
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, Sc.

ROOHhS S~Ss
WOOD WARE.
POO pkgs cov'd Buckets; p doE Band Boxes;
o20 lasts Tnbs painied n 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
875 Vanished and Three 1000 P'ow Handles;
a1 600 assed Broom Handles; Fishing Poes
IT'S white Cedar Buckets 500 sss'ted LGnor Kegs;
500 pses Haf Rush rs Boxes varnshd
Is doz pine Churns assorted 200 g Painted ubs
100 nests White Cedar Tubs; 1875 doz
BASKET WARE.
900 willow Wagons common Zoo nests German Market do
IsO extra; 30 't Clothes do;
500 Carts, common; 100 do, :, RED Bssssi',instors
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets, ,..
$50 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan nd willow, very nice cool Sumner.
AIsoNCio Hampers; imported fancy Baskets work Fruit
nd Flower stands. Also-wilow Work made TO order.
FANCY GOODS.
,oe doz Feather busters: 100 bales Aucant Mats;
5O0 Brushes; SO lutte Hark and Skeleton
As Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDACE. TwINES, &c.
1nncoi's \ and 4 inch Manila Rope eeofeet;
rs reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 dos Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 dGs Hemp Bed Cords GG S1s W ga1P9 Ghsn
e"c Tbs Tbs F ES TYNE 500 rs Seine rwine
lis bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
a5 wickinr: IS coils Tarred Rope;
so Wrapping Irvine: $50 a" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
l 500 bundles (Frund) germans Wrapping Paper;
500 Ncpreeor's do do;
1000 reams LockIsnd do do;
| Koreans Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper
| IT'S Ham F" 10 Batting do;
81 900 lbs Roofing do dry; l5OOOlbs Roofing atueG
CANDLES. &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies, Stearine Candles
| Starch, German Soap, &C.
IRON Round KEGS.
full stock sizes for Druggists aud Liquor Deal
| ers'use constantly on hand.
CEsURNS.
10 IS IS 20, % do
Cerdar 16 Is %, % do Painted do 90. %. "a do
Brass Hoop do' - 4" " do Barrel dole, rs, 20, % DO
| HAuES.
| Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
| Steam, Rent Plank op
| For sale by s. NJ. q RRETT,
| may14 ror Walnut and Front sts. CINCINNATI u
L
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Flour.

Flour.
AWE un ier.igne he .anonIsd sgeaiof The foi ss.
i fBg an: .,.-s,u '
fta,latn Alis-o allAtn, ispn.
unloa MlIIs-Ale Sandfia, tenn.
hti,e. 81. lag iIds -ssisef springs. .
Ae,a,t.lt ~. Of ne ab1se bfsndt an hand 10 bar
ies u. ID. DiDkkf,e
Nov. lL--u 30. oolsss s"'s-
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CLUBBING.
discount OF teen yove psr cent fron the shove rriees
xl he ows 10 ordering foSr or NOR copies OF any
ons or ore 81 the above xosk~ fhis fotS eoPies o!
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for 90 four copies Of the four kevies and Tor
ESQ and 80
POSTAGE.
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NJ matt the any osrt OF the oated STATES VII
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n It M q W

TIVE subscriber takes this method informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally. tina
he has removed Hardware Store from the old stand
Market street. s. in the large brick building lately
erected side s Dro street, where he keep
makes order the various articles
embraced his line business. lie invites especial at
tention his large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WAR, BRASS &C such as Mantle and Coal Crates Wag-
on Boxes Pow Mods Cutters CCrnShe lers Corn
Crushers Mill Crushers Balcony Work and iron Fencing
Mills Kettle Brass Rt ttleC pogIrons Candle
sticks and endless variety other articles.
Iau2g-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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r. C. McNAiRY s. co,
LsReE-rEaIEss xIsrs or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
no 49, roLLEas 'sTRvEr,
NASHVILLE. TENNEsSEE'

vrTFb.rs NV in st ore rnu~rsnv iavps am -
w asxor,es .tocE ~ Pan ard "int"r ~.,ar ;ra,c..
.,5 e are p-enared 20 over CTea,r' =, -
n.,,e % re,sons Wishing articles in o1r "ne tN -,
ever been p'eH.pre IN o. fn 20 orr,rv and
a.. "a % r;eY vi cor- pave with IN ne conht'.
~. pr;css az he az y ts pos'nf ~ IN a. ,,a
,:,iIs,, and visiting the citv viii 10 wen 70 80
..ocL an esrIv end o-orgh exarn'n"ton o. We re
NC can ave ~ tteir interests We would c4' ,ue
buSin
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~ ar tns winter, ~ 2pplscxfts1 90 ne anisrs
or 10 J. a. IA sklSs. ~ tes 8ae SoAf e0ee 1Ashsh
ana casasl ases xAiires4 Ds2s< ...x,x
s1s3$-sk 49,
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Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
British Reviews,
AND THE
Fa rnner' Guide .
T. SCOTT CO.. INV 1OlF conIinre TO PUB kh the
following leading British Periodicals, viz;
rHELoNDoN QUARTERLY, (Conssrvative0
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4.
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HLAcKwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, Tory1

These period Represent The thrte great
a, partes Of Great Britaiu-w Wig Tory, and Radical
hp noiitic forms of their character As
oruan. Of the os profound writers sciepce, Lera
lure Moraiy, and Religis they siant as they ever
nave stood IN he GRID OF letter. being eoa-
dsred tbs scholar and he professional
uhc 20 the intelligent esdsr 81 every class they
furnish satisfactory record OF the cur
ent literature the dA throughout he world than can
he posslbIy obt aimed IRON any other source.
FAIRLY COPIES.
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Tor any shree Of The four Reviews 70
For a four OF The RsyeSs W
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Real wilton Carpets. FIegsnt Velvet md Prnsses In
uvestvarie RVS and Ingrah th- Inrraips
T. end be a-sorfed ve Rave eve: ehered hhn
~ rires Also Veiret ard Brussels sir and ran
Cae,a and plain Venetian all widths: together
with FeI.. nrrPrets Crnmh cloths, Pings. Mats &c, hc
We pre ared to make and pnt down Carpes ~ me
,tor,eat notice large lot OF Floor oil cloths
Of end in all Widths which we Will cut ID
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Staple Goods.

We have an uav large OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods Pleached nd PROV Cotors DOL, union and cot
ton Fam stirred for servants in great variety
Hsavv Poods and field servants Prints. cling
hams Hos ierv in short thing in our ine
and AT rices II at cannot fail to give sstisfaction
Ole p q. NcNAIPY CO.
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Curtain Goods.
Cnrne1Inr. nnd OiI CIoths.

sFIeQan Satin aines ir colors, with trimmings 70
match eFant Peeps hir'z co'or', 9TH 'rirrrr'nesn
match rIeg,nt ace Mrsin Curtains: all wool nno ano
cotton Dsass variety, together with Conces'
Curtain nd
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Cloaks. ShawIs and Scarfs.

We haze now the largest and NOT elegantly sssore
stock the countrv. rnanv OF w'c'
reported Nv "essrs. A. r. Stewart 70 or Ne'
Yort exprasslv sales vsvets, We have them
prices "a $780, We also black and grey
c'o'h I'D TsInas srd c1oats Pc. tr 'aoe
and children in al Qualities h-er dollars rp
sha i IN qratie bo'h squar" aid long ron
the Also irs
Tn voice 81 tho coored all silk Che
IA wI al saan
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House Furnishings.

eA 1c-d 1Ohv 70 10 Nv IA. 10 nv 1n4. namask Ia
bic Cloths f IA 81 1n-4 Table Ds" asN nv varn
~ eoIored VOL, Union and Cotton Table .ons'
PsiS stri- Toinetes Nspins to1e'her with a. lnn,
peuers M-reeilles Qn'hs. &C. &C. Is" All
widths linen sheetings, Pillow Linens Doues
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Laces and EmbrOideries.

th' line Issuperb enb-scinv al the novel;
ties OF the o. Collars separate and IN
set. for roors AMI rrourrng: bridal Wells
palIs and Imitation; J"conet
and G's Tri rings PiouncirRs Zeal Naenciennesi
INT Anil Taraa In rfinCa &c
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Dress Goods.

~ooethfr with endless variety oI meh'uT an" w.
rrired siks pounres. PORES O-e, and nv ne var
paid. sfriped nd hsvsdera'. also safin-fae
and -p ID Nernns and Cashmares. Great Va''e
~ srd linton r1aids. ~ousSelanes, and ever
thing new and dosrsh'e in this wav.
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A. VI. iyhtning Express, through 10 Coln nbns,
Cleveland al hoat Itnse OF cars. sBl p NJ Venini
p-ess through TO Belir ani Plt barg without ehAnl
cars. .-,-- n.,EU srEy.UNS
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04

OF It is a Chinese maxim, that for every
man who does not work, and for every woman
that is idle, somebody must suffer cold or hun
ger.
OF The crew of a saiing-boat threw out all
her ballast. She was consequently upset-de-
stroyed by tightening.
OF Pitch upon that course of life which is
the most useful, and custom will render it the
most agreeable.
o. 1t is remarkable fact that however well
young ladies' may be Versed in grammar, very
few of them can decline matrmony.
0C~5- 1t is reported that Mr.. Preston declines
the mission to Spain, after having intimated his
acceptance.
0~- Mr.. Dallas our Minister to England, has
written to the President, intimating his nten.
tion to return home in the Spring.
0r All difference of opinion emong mankind
is nothing more than a difference in their
knowledge.
OF Vaccination with magnetizcd needle is
said to have proved extremely successful in en-
suring the rapid absorption of the virus.
OEr Our darling little queen may 90 to
America IN 1882 says London paper. Come
when you please, Mrs. Vic, you shall have the
best room in the ehouse.-Erchange.
0r When we are thoroughly baked, brown
ed, and dried out in the oven of summer, we
are glad to be set in the east wind to cool. Un-
der any other circumstances, said wind is
abominable. Certain animals, il is said, smiled
the east wind rapturously-but they were
asses.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
NJ | 5 G l. LII A n ECU s.
The Beginning OF the World.

10 -AAA4A0 VA C4AO W "a 1u
The following is an extract from sermon OF
Mr. SPurgeon, the pious Englsn preacher, and
Is specimen OF the eloquence which, within a
year or two, has made his name familiar in both
hemspheres
Can any man tell me when the beginnino
Was ! ears ago, we thought the bepInnlnU nj
THIS world was when Adam was upon II {: bnt ve
nave discovered, that thousands OF wears before
that, God Was forming chaotic matter to tnnk-
It a ht abode for man, and putting races of crea.
lures upon 1t, that they might die and leave
traces OF his hanGlwOrk and marvellous skill.
before he tried his hand on man. But this was
not the beginning; for Revocation peints us to
period long ere tins world was tashIoned-to
The days when the morning stars were beUot-
tch--"hen, Ike drops Of dews from the fingers
ol lhe inOrnI"g, stars aud consultations fell
IrIckIng from the hand of GOd-when. nv his
own lips, he launched forth ponderous orLs-
when, with his own hand, he sent comets. like
'hunderbolts, wandering through the sky, TO
hnd one day their proper sphere We 90 hack
10 those days when wsrlds were made md svs.
TENS were fashioned, aud we have not even an.
preached the beginning yet
Unlll we go back to the time when all the
universe slept IN the mind of God as vet un-
born, unlll we enter the eternity, where God,
the Creator, dwells alone, every lhlng sieepno
within him, all creation sleeping ln his mighty.
gigantic thought, we have mol guessed The be.
glnning. We may go back, back, back, ayes
upon ages. We may go back, if we NAV use
such words, whole eternItles, and yet never ar
rive at the beginning. Our wing might be
tired, our imagination die away. Could il out
st:ip the llghtnlug's flashes IN ma jesty power.
and rapIdIty, II would soon weary itself ere il
could get to the beginning. But God, from the
beginning. chose his peOple, when the unnavi.
gated ether was yet Unframed by the wing of a
single angel, when space was shoreless, or else
unborn, when universal silence reigned, and
not voice or whisper shocked the soemnity of
silence, when there was 40 being, no motion,
aud naught but God himself alone IN his eter
nlty; when, without the song Of an angel,
without the attendance of even a cherublm.
long ere The living creatures were born, or the
wheels ol the chariot of ehovah were fashioned ;
even then, in the beginning was the Word,'
and IN the beginning Gods people were one in
the Word, aud =" in the beginning he chose them
all unto eternal life."
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
p o Z L &c Al.
Hiss Ne Quick and Go.

The other night while was sparkling
Sweet TurIlna Spray,
The more we whispered our love talking.
The more we had 10 say;
The old folks and the little G,lks
We thought were fast in bed;
We heard footstcp the stairs,
And what do you think she said
CHORUS
Kiss me quick and go my honey, kiss me ouick an,
TO cheat surprise and prymg eyes, why kiss me Quick
and 60!
Soon after that gave my love
a moonlight promenade,
AT last we fetched up 10 the door.
Just where tho old folks stayed
The clock struck twelve her heart struck tvvo roo,
And peepng over head
We saw night cap raise the blind
And what dye think she said2
kiss me quick and go my honey. sc.
Cne Sunday night ". sat together,
S'ghng side by side,
Just like two wIlted leaves uf cabbage
In the sunshine fried
My heart with love was nigh TO split
To ask her for 10 wed,
SAID l. shall go for The priest,
Aud what dye think She saIdl
y Hiss Inc quick and go my honey, &c.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04

OF No woman is so insignificant as to be
sure her example can do no hurt.
0[T What great phrenologist had a name
most expressive of his profession as research
er n heads! Combe.
OT" How do my customers like the milk
sell them!" "Oh, they all think it of 'the
first water.'"
OF Mr.. Peabody has added..$2OO,OOO to hil
former douatlon To The Peabody Institution ir
Baltimore, making the whole endowment hal
a mil on of dollars.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04

TRAVELS AND Domestic HAPPINESS UNITED
Wiley and Halsted, New York, have published
catalogue of about three thousand views
each one worth a Journey to see, and yet each
one purchasable az their bookstore for a com.
paratlve trlhe, as lifetime as The original =
By the wonderful new science of photo
graphy. the most celebraled spots in the world
are thus mirrored and brough taWay. In your
own paror, by your evening lamp, you may see
hundreds of views of Egypt. hundreds of Paris,
hundreds of Russia. hundreds of Spain, hun
dreds of England. Fret purchasing the ster-
escOpic instrument for three or four dollars, you
may then multiply at pleasure the cheap sets OF
views, which, by aid of this instrument, are
rendered ife.lIke and real. It really amounts
to travel--or, as much as the eye would learn
by travel--wllhout leaving your iresde, and
for marvellous little money
For the secluded or quiet home, which some
time needsa little variety and amusement, we
really think this invention of The sterescope a
millennlal boon.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04

"a JOLLY LIFE.-Insects generally must lead
'ruiy IoVIal life. Think what il must bo 90 "a
m rouge IN illy. Imagine palace Of iyorv ~ ~
pear pearl WIN pillar of silver and csnitajs or
gOlu, all exhallng perfume as never rose TpoU,
human csnser. Fancy again the fun of ,ncL
lng yourselves up for the night in the folds of
sUSe, rocked to sleep by the gentle sigh of the
nt"er s,nnI ar nothing to dc when You awake bot
eat your bed-clothcs! '"'' " anu