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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r, S A L E


IITISHING to make other Investments, epro
w poseto seIlaIIOu ReaIEstateIn n DavidsOnco :,
asfOIiOws:
That Suburban Residence.
the Franklin Turnpike, within hal IA mile
of the city opposite the residence oTthe late Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
manning in the vicinity OF Nashville, and IS .
most tdcsirabiecOUntry residence The house Will be
sold with or 5acres ofiaHd as purchaser may
choose. -t
That Valuable Farm.
known asthe Sms Tract situated on the smith Turn
pike (od Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
vile $50 acres. The soils good 1T rs well
waIered tinbcred and can be divided into small
tracts ol euty and upwards, al OF which are
al dnIrably adapted for country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy farms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied b! I. C. McCampbell,
and Formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 This place Is so well known as TO
naed 40 further description. II wlIalso be divided
TO suitpurcnasers- &c. AcCaupbeIlw HshOwG hese
places 70 any who viii call.
AIIthe 4 boy eprOpcrty WILDE sold on reasonable
terms and a credit of one Two ,thrsc aud Iour
years
AppIyto A Y 5 Lindsey Nashville ,orto either
O1theundersigDCd.
THOS. G NCCAMPBELI,
SIX milesf rom Nashville.
). A MCCAAPBEIL,
anr1 Nashville
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26

LOUISVILLE aug ~, loOS.
W. II. SETTLE, ESQ: 1t gives me great pleasure to
state after trial Of OF the ''Yesper Gas Lamps,
u suy study for six weeks past, and alter observing
closely Tor the same length of tIme the experiment
of lighting our Union 1ent,'' with these lamps,
have entire confidence in their efficacy. 1t seems 10
me tn ey afford all the advantages OF the best gas
Igb;s to those who live out Of the cities and large
towns.
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned the nXtures are 50 simple ana SO
little liable to get out Of order, the cost oil the ght
comparatyely so little, ana the whole 50 free from
all dIuger that needs only mere acquaintance on
the part OF the public with the Ncsper Gas Lamp u
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly,
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Tin Roofing.
Extra Family Flour.

n BARREI-S Extra Family Fioar ,InanafActuF-
" Ell froai ohol1S whIis Wheat, 10 arnvv to-
|, &ad for sale by
hrIS-I aiLEII., HOOPER co
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Home Testimonials.

From the Rev. L. 5 Fall, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1859.
Co, T H. TAYLoR-Dear Sir : have used for some
time. one of the Yesper lamps and beg leave 10
rxpres my Obligations you for having introduced
It t. my notice. To persons living II the country or
m p.-ts Of the city where gas cannot be had, or
VIM may desire a light much more economical than
as-tui n the same time fully equal to II IN ilumi-
I.tlug pOwer-thIs apparatus Will prove a desders-
regard this as the most beautiful and most useful
tByeut.ou for procuring, al small cost the adVan
.t,p,s of gas H.ht that / have ever seen at the
stne time that Is perfectly slfc-an explosion being
nuoss e--and the lamps simple IN construction
and managed wIih ease
Very truly yours,
Z. FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26

From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville
Nh TunAAs II. TAYLOR-Dear Sir: have been
using the Vcsper Gas Lamp, sold by you, since Sep
teniber ltst and l am perfectly satisfied that u is
one OF tls most economical II not the most ecouomi-
al a. we'll - brilliant ghIz that be had IL is
asily managed, aud unhes.tttingly recommend II
20 ali out Of tue reach Of gas.
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From Y. ID. Cross, Nashville
NAsavLLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1889.
NEs-Ks T IL TANLuR & Co.: l have had IA use for
,b1ut SIX months past, OF your Yesper Gas
tights and IL gives great pleasure TO state, that
rex ard 1t superior u any other portable light
THAI have met with.
It's simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
II exulusion cleanliness steadiuess, and purity OF
light are qualities that musL recommend II 10 any
ono ~ho SliItry IT, Il gives a light which TO me,
seems To be equal in briianoy tc the ordinary gas
Iight Very Respectfully,
y. u. CROSS.
These are only very fe9 OF the tssti'nonials We
l,ay,. Gail aud examine for yourself, at No. Il
t,oIl,nade BulIiing, Cherry street, Nashville lean
THOMAS ii. TAYLOR Co.
jAnI2-u
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miscellaneous.
american and Foreign
|EREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. TH0NY,
3os broadway, New York.
MN la. 1860. sol BROADR4H, t'Oo

doors from the St NichoLas Hotel
stereoscope is the most i,straeise iHtsTestl''g,
ainf,g. amusing, and exciting Of modern ih'eh-
ne are too Young, none TOO Oid, none TOO 'nteuL-
none TOO unedacateI, to acknowledge Us worm
800 il eorup,ete without it, and it must aud
'c@eents ~ yoer view every part Of the word
the relief, botdIsEs, PerPscttee anu d'P'e>' "
4 as II vou were Ou the SPIT
Z,,oTranhers are every where exploring Enropey
| 49, America, in search Of the grand and
feaatif4l. and the results of their SktI are con-
80. an iSnr1eus.s variety OF paper Views Of
- 10 Paris London, Engiand scotland Ireland
& sTrance Belgium, Holland switzerland, spain
Iiuine. Versailles, 81. Cloud, Fontaine otS~u
XLrles ftaIy, Turkey, Egypt, Atnensy lHe holy
| C,s,,,a India Crystal PslzICe, also GrOHpe MS
n amusing, marriage scenes, breakfast scenes
r. s1atuarF, &c. An ezleftsits dSs0TtAaeH
1min1fsd IateTiors of Palaces, Cnafehes, aud "a
ais Of France, Italy, &c Sc- lac eject o
iliumi mated vie0 : Is most TensdTkdbte-
gY GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AID kksISED IAsIE
have in his drawing room some oI cur e.
: ri,l0x OIt qEGSs, with revolving stereoscope,
. IL. % so or 100 scenes. Nothing can DC
fas mating, aud one can ohsr 10 greater treat
Irieud fout If the picturesque and the beduthul-
Bkouu's IBst1rEIEeJlLs sstercUscOPe EleSs are the
| PM t.Jgraphic wonder They are taken IN the
Ia ptTt Of a socOni, and ever lhinS no mdheT
Iapidiy 4 may be sIOstng, Is depicted as Sharply
kistiactly ~ II II had bsea perfectly AT rest
gives an additional value, for % the beauties
uinl.ts n.tare n Glds ths Charm u tfe dnd mo
| The process i a discovery Of our oSh, ana
,.DLra0tca IN Europe we receive from London
faris Large orders fOT Anthony e Instantaneous
Of American life and scenery
long other things We have Just published Stere-
lie Illustrations OF the scene OF the FULTON
n PKsYEE II EsIISGs, IL which many hearts iseI
kerest The particulars Of this VIII De I"uhu
catalogue
4 CATALOGUE OF subjects and prices VIII be Tor
I'd toany address On receipt OF a stamp
ties at a distance sending us 50. 81 slo, $40
Dr. SD can have a good INSTRUMENT aAd sdch
res as hey MAY request, sent by ELPTeSs-
~ 5 alone (HIthoUL ustTunentl can Oe sent "
ties v-ho wish 10 be advised Of everything real
iuabgein the line Inlt comes OUT may send US
names u place Oh record, and SIh Keep them
4 at our expense
IA Of leisure viii nnd photography a most iascl-
z aud delightful amusement. We are prepiI"I
| oct dHiatsaTs with every thing becesstay lOr
success together with instructions "E"" 10
'''' ''''''i E.ANTHoNY,
Rnort.r and Manufacturer Of Photographic MA
Il -tereOscopes and SIeTeosCOpIc Views
J. Merchants from every section nl tie country
Lesp.ctfuIiy invited 20 make examination oil
ko.rx az our discount to the trade VIII DC I'D
Protographers.-First class stcreoscopic Ne
- E.slIA-d-
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Ew ARRiy yALs.
White Beans.

h BUSHELS Of White Beans, I1st reserved and
" for sale by A. JESkINS,
lrs0-tf No IL south Market al
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
ight that cheap and portable, and perfectly safe
le true zion OF the Nespcr Gas burner and the
retort is so perfectly simple, that cannot get out
u order, Il explode
Tho MANAGEMENT OF the burner Is easily under
s,oos and requires but lutte more attention 10 keep
4 clean nd ia good order than ordinary gas nxures
rue lag ut produced by the NcsPer Gas we consider
tuiIy "a Is every respect, - any other Kind Of
JOHN II. SEAEURY,
TT. SEABURI,
-, ~. ,s,o a. PEACH
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
From Rev. stnart Robinson.

Pref. of Chemistry in the KY, school of Medicir
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
Keutucky Testimonials.

From His Excellency, Gov. c. II. Morehead, and
Thos s Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To WM. H. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, ky.-Dedr Str:
We have been and are using your ''Fesper Gas p
and are perfectly satisfied with i;s utility IL gives
soft bril- liant and beautiful light, and Is perfectly
secure from explosion Ii is very cheap aud eco
nomioal in IS USE OF far less cost tLan any other
light We are satisfied that it will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OF OBJ
tanning gas aud also To whom gas IS accessible and
with whom cheapuess ia the ginal outlay for fix
lures and continual expense Of burning is OBJ
ject. ,,r-r,rr
Yours, &C., c. S. MOREHEAD,
THUS- = PAGE
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C. s. MOREHEAD,
THOS. >. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky :, Sep. 5, Is;

n, q, .
". IL. SETnE-Dear sir After having made
thorough examination of the ''VcsPer Gas, in rela-
ton TO It's Illuminating pewer, chemical composition,
tic - | do not hesitate to recommend II being
fer and more economical well possessing great
r intensity of illumination than any other material
now III
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol
means of obtaining heat, and Will be found of in
valuable service druggist well as the manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, VI. d.
Pref Of Chemistry in the KY, School of Medicine,
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VALUABLE COSMETICS.

The Eachau,ed 1firor-sey. Enovls5ge.
This curious glass will bring your faults TO light,
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A daily portion of this essence use,
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M1trtlss, Pair of Ear-R Disqualification aud Obedience
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Solution 10 Trereni ErupHous- Wis5ou.
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Indispensable Prir qf Brarrrs,s- Nsansr and Industry
Claspt1om on carefully each day you live,
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Though It's least merit Is external show,
Ring Of Tried Goa-prinoiplc.
Yield not this golden bracelet while you 1.-Two
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Ad0ru your bosom with this precious pin,
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Wh1o'cr this precious diadum shall own,
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with this choice liquid gently touch the mouth
IL spreads U'cr all the face the charms of youth.
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4oljtjtal

The Candidates all Pro-Slavery but
Lincoln and Hamlln.
The New York Courier and Enquirer
says:
One of the leading Douglas papers
has said that, "As Douglas and Brecb-
enridge stand upon the same piatorm IN
regard TO the rights Of SlaUs,y IN the
Territories, few thinking men assert any
preference to the latter on account Of
his Southern citizenship, aud there is
consequently nothing left to stimulate
such prefercnce'
The fact is, therefore, that while the
Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell men
have made different professions, they
are all seeking the same object. They
are all doing what they can to extend
slavery. A mans professionsare worth
nothing, if he is found utterly ignoring
them in his actions; and he who says he
is opposed to the extension of Slavery
and yet votes for either Douglas Oh
Breckenridge, is greatly deluded, Oh
acts dishonesty. We're either of these
men i'm the Presidential chair, the in
/ fuence of the Government would bt
oxerted in favor Of Slavery. Brecken
ridge is openly pledged to seek pro
| lection for that institution in the Ter
ritores, and Douglas is bound to do 81
| by the Wickliffe resolution rosolu
ton which overthrows his doctrine Of
Squatter Sovereignty, and to which h
would be compelled to yield.
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Tho VaIue d FemaIa Baauty.

"Just about the last inheritance which
parent should wish his child, whoth.
er male or female, is personal beauty
1t is about the poorest kind of capital to
stand in the world with Who ever
saw a beauty worth the first red cent p
We mean what the world calls beauty,
for there is a kind of beauty more than
skin deep, which the world does not rec
ognize. tits not of that which we speak.
But the girl whom all the fops and fools
go in ecstasies over and about-we
should as soon a child Of ours should be
not quite so beautiful And then
your handsome young man, over aud
about whom all the foolish school girls
are in ecstasies, what chance has he Of
ever being anybody A sad destroyer
of ambition is beauty From being fit
ted for the shallow pates Of the other
sex, who can appreciate nothing else,
they become content with low standard
Of attainment, and are happy only when
dancing attendance upon those who are
pleased with their insipidity."
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which is tho Best Sewing Machines

THE QUESTION SETTLED.-The very
able Committee on Sewing Machines
appointed by tho Tennessee State Fair,
recently held at Nashville, use the fol.
lowing language in their report
THE points we conceive most neces
sary and important to meet the wide
range of requirements n machine fol
family sewing, we fnd more fully com
bined in the GROVER & BAKER, viz.
extent Of capacity, simplicity of con
structon, easo'of management, advan
tago Of using thread from two spool
without rewinding, strength Of work
elasticity, durability, and regularity of
stitch, and quietness Of movement, w,
therefore mark award to the GROVER 4
BAKER"
This triumph was obtained over al
others in competition.
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Ggc Yomc Cjrtlc.
The Way to Spoil Girls.

IF any person wishes a recipe how
to spoil daughters, it can be easily and
readily given, and can be proved by
the experience of hundreds to be Ger
tain and eiIicacious:
/. Be always telling her from her
earliest childhood what a beautiful
creature she is. It is a beautiful way
of initiating the vanity of little girl
to be constantly excaiming, GLOW
pretty" Children understand such
fattery, even when in the nurses arms,
and evil is done to its character in its
earliest formation.
2. Begin, as soon as she can toddle
around, to rig her up in fashionable
clothes and rich dresses. Put a hoop
upon her at once, with all the arti-
fetal adornment of Aounces, and feath-
ers, and flowers, and curls. Fondness
Of dress will thus become a prominent
characteristic, and will usurp the whole
attention Of the young mortal, and be
a long step toward spelling her.
3. Let her visit so much that she
finds no happiness at home, and there
fore will not be apt to stay there and
learn home duties. 1t is a capital
thing for a spoiled daughter to seek
all her happiness in visiting and
change of place and associates. She
will thus become as useless as modern
fashionable parents delight that their
daughters should be.
4. Let her reading consist of novel,
Of the nauseatingly sentimental kind
She will be spoiled sooner than if sh,
perused history or science. Her hear
will be filled with fictitious scenes and
feelings, her mind filled with unreal
ties, and her aims placed on fashiona
BILE dress aud romantic attachments.
8, BE careful that her education give
her a smattering of all the accomplish
ments, without the slightest kuowledg
Of things really useful in life. You
daughter won't be spoiled, so long a
she has a real desire to be useful in tn
world, and aims at its accomplishment
If her mind and time are occupied il
modern accomplishments. there will b
no thought Of the necessity and virtu
Of being of some real use to somebody
pervading her heart, and she will
soon as a spoiled daughter.
6. As consequence, keep her /
profound ignorance of all the usefu
arts of housekeeping, impressing upo
her mind that it is vulgar to do any
thing for yourself or to learn no
anything is done in the house.
spoiled daughter should never
taught the mysteries of the kitchen
such things a lady always leaves to ht
servants. 1t would be "vuIgar" f,
her to dress trout or shod, to bake,
wash, to iron, to sweep, to wiring Il
neck Of a live chicken, pluck it, an
prepare it for breakfast, or to do an,
thing that servants are hired to do
AS the mistress Of a house, il is HI
duty to sit on a velvet sofa all day,
the midst of a pyramid of silks al
Aounces, reading the last fash nov,
while her domestios are performing Il
labors Of the house.
To complete the happiness Of yo
spoiled daughter, marry her to a bear
cd youth with soft hands, who kno,
as little how to earn money as she do
how to save it. Her happiness will
finished for her lifetime [Hartfo
COuTant
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It is a beautiful saying Of somebody
that Gratitude is the music Of the
heart, when its chords are swept by the
gentle breeze Of kindness"
All noble ornaments the expression
of mans delight in Gods work
Never purchase friends by gifts, for
if you cease to give, they will cease to
love.
We soil the splendor Of our most
beautiful actions by our vain glorious
magnifying Of them.
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9tljstcllaNcOQs.
Garibaldi to the Women Of Italy.

Garibaldi to the Women Of Italy.
According to a letter in the Presse,
Garibaldi, having been somewhat dis
appointed with a lack Of self-reliance
and energy in the Sioiliaus, has issued
a spirited address to the women of the
island. In it he says:
Dear and gracious women of Sicily,
hear the voice of the man who sincere
ly loves your beautiful country, to
which he is bound by the affections of
his whole life. He asks Of you moth
ing for himself, nothing for others; but
for the common fatherland he asks your
powerful assistance. Call to arms the
inhabitants of this island, and shame
those who cling to their mothers OF
sweetheart's apron.strlngs.
La Carroll, of Pavia, a rich, noble
and benevolent matrOn, had four sons
One died at Varcse, on the body of an
Austrian whom he had killed; the cid
est Benedctto, you have at Palermo
SCARED with the wounds he received a
Culatafrma and Palermo; the third, En-
rico, lives. though his skull was spli
open in those battles; and the fourtI
has been sent to join the same army b,
that Incompatible mother. Women
give us your sons, your lovers Few
the struggle will be long and doubtful
aud full of danger to ALL Many--w
Shall conquer without battles; and yoD
will see realized the hopes of twent
generations Of Italians; and l shall re
store to you your dear ones, bronzod b
the battle field, crowned with the aurC
ole Of victory, and blessed by even thos
enslaved and suffering people who hav
sent forth their sons to win back fror
you your country.
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APoTHEosIs OF ADVERTISING. We
think the following paragraph from a
Detroit paper to be a perfection in its
way. Live, Dunks, forever:
THE PRINCE OF WALES PIN!-I wish
it distinctly understood that the Prince
Of Wales Pin is NOT on exhibition at
my store. When the Prince was in De-
troit, the first place he expressed a wish
to visit was "Dunks' Jewelry Store. -
He came, and language is powerIess to
express his wonder--his admiration
his delight As a token Of the gratif-
cation he experienced, he presented me
with his photograph, which carefully
preserve. Afterwards, when about ia
present that pin to Mr.. Rice, he did il
on the express condition that Mr., r
should not suffer it to be placed on ex
hibition in my store Said he, "BesidC
the brilliant and lustrOus gems which
sparkle and glitter in his gorgeous casel
like fabled jewels of Persian story, my
little Offering would sink into utter in
significance. By all means, shun thr
magnificent rivalry at Dunks', and lo
my present be exhibited at some les
noted establishment" Therefore, l hav
not the Princes Pin, but haze the larg
est and best assortment Of iewelry il
the State of Michigan, and can under
sell all competitors.
CHARLES H. DUNKS,
No. 1877 jefferson Avenue
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ALL WE'LL.

No seas again shall scyer,
No desert intervene;
No deep and rolling river
Shall roll its tide between.
No bleak ellis upward towering,
Shall bound our eager sight,
No tempest darkly lowering,
Shall wrap us iu its night.
Love, and uusoyornd union
OF soul with those We love,
NOlruoss and glad communion
Shall be our joy above.
No dread of wasting sickness,
No Thought of ache or pain,
No frpttiug hours of weakness
Shall mar our peace again.
No death our homes O'crshading,
Shall c'cr our harps uustriug;
For all is lite uuitding,
In presence Of our King.
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CHARLES II, DUNKS,
No. 1877 jefferson Avenue.
BULKHEADs.--The New VOL Times
ommending bulkheads says:

"Four solid bulkheads below the
deck, dividing the hull into water-tight
compartments, are practical proof
against laundering. We never heard
of collision that could have resulted
in laundering a boat so constructed.
These means would have saved the Lady
Elgin--saved three hundred lives
saved crushing a thousand hearts But
it would have been Eve hundred al.
mighty dollars, and the steamer would
not have afforded dinners and berths t
quite so many people at the least posi-
bic cost.