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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
To Es~Ousc-kcepcrs.
EFEHEER BROS,
!|L!1 J. !. !:

IA Have lust received their Spring stock
A Of Goo,is. OF every variety aud Of the new
Il est styles, lor G~entlemeu's
Spring and summer Wear,
and they hope that heir Old friends and the pub.
lie generally, will come forward aud give tieir
orders, select their patterns and get measured
They hatter themselves. that "a an old ana
long tried firm. they can refer to all oil tnelT oiu
na,7ons as 10 the durability OF their work, their
punctuality and business integrity;
: Thank lul Tor past lavors, they hope that they
will still be considered wortny OF That patronage
which has been so generously extended them IN
the past. They still occupy their Old Stand on
Mn straet mh24
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Barber shop KemOvaE.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public that ne has femoNed'
ms Barber shop from Bank street 10 the house On
Main street lately occupied as a Barber shop py
Bison.
While thanking his friends for their tavors,
n. BIEHLER takes this occasion TO say that ne
will leave nothing nndone 10 give the utmost sa-
t~isfaction 10 all who pstronize him. NV
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
r.
Fancy Baker and COnfectioher,

RESPECTFULLY informs families SsSSR1
~ and others of Plaquemine and her
VIE, that he is at all times prepared 10
iuiaish parties with Cake and Contect'orx1ysn
every style, and manufactured in a manner ~.
surpassed anywhere. He will furnish any .a,ns
,as. may be required in his line al the snois.
RE a,se aad M the most reasonable "le,Aj
SsSn At tie corner of Bank ana SM
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Sewing Machines

enozit call and examine the Superior advantages Q
tia MACHINE over all othe- s before buying
Pull and reliable information about sewing Ma
chimes % De bad by sending for
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO slUrnEgs HEgraasrs IND DEALERS.

Il HE subscribers hare OF ened large snd sxszn-
i aoa~e far The sFzneastzsa q strietly coA-
MISSION LGeIAs - ASst Z kA1hsL s1k.Ncf xnh
sos tbs ezzt<as uf as klnz
! so<-ts. a4res. 4efcAznalzs zssa Ma slaciaE<s u
Tie sariees 1et-4ftzsszt 4 ~ Trade
a. = ~ ezssf4sz.eF and ressafs sasf call tie
sfteBueE q tlnss visiting Nzz4sass 20 ear t4fiea
sssd caa s4afly Changing ktuck fe s4FkrE 5ef sal
q t1F caa=ikuuseats fren szsnateetaftrsr ef<;
ks<>fss fhsze fsax<4 q ssfs - Fess fsaeE kesp
n - thai sske utsss{ nsze ss E<zr< Azsz- "
ufdfsz fsl1alazsx zt;1Ees4 sbzE eis1 -
kne cash. BAN y e1IilIJzz CO.
Centfzi sfeFes. Ae- - sna - ssssise - a
Eeaz-.f Sa<hsIlis. 1saz-
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as- If.raerfaaafessts - kASex, BkosDtxx5i
o gii aniaEtos Del. - u meet al pfonpi atten-
la Bosh prinseo 9a-eia iara~in AL ssentasseenss
over
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Roots and SHOES
Carpetings.

Ia this DEF artmeBt zfii be kesis aisssst every v
rely at Boots and shoes hich eaaHsf lsi 10 gis
satisfaction, both in quaisis aaa price.
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do. do % 90 hIbsI.--.---- 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Exfre Class 10.
10 pc drawnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. 20, 1870.
Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In. Asss Lotterrssrery Priasis Irapsl

Ard - AprroAinasloEf srixes ranging from $40
ap 10 s5v0-
a SIS ,rfxss amountir q $40 ,0ee
Eheleris ketf 81 9 :ifais ee - Quartrrtt.ae
Persons y ho aeslTs ece a1ty rrnlittae risk on
aekaEe fessaicb ~esiliseno aCeEslheatt@Aei
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1 sekeel for Rsys aad Girls.

xxfrIL eezaep<e zxe EseEsbzt czesez. 60 Nsz
w ar Tbs 81 nz ffbzezFs, - 90 Arkz A.
nxfI-k1esH <ss<k e1ost E9u<< ssazes4 an - <s<
Ger sf 1<&@u1z<he stress 81 <hs fE<DkAa z1zn
pzke T<t1s - xssIs@4 Tres t1s - 80 rs s=z>.sz
a< HeesAs- = 81
Ne frsss - h<zs snzszsd II sszssr< - =.
tzst - <e>rs as 1ezx y zrszt <<<zz q 50 11ss
49, = <<<szze It4z1< f<s<eesze.
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CAUTION.


~ KIRKPATRICK 1 sons, Ne 81 sop1s tnIs5
IL. szz<x1. <es IA ket and c1z<tnst ><fss>ss
psr s4EFED SPANISH RIDES,
Iry sna Green sxitea f1tns kips Tanner oi, l-n-
- "a ss.rr,x-ss fosIs q The lowest prices ,.ad
- aliksa.ls II Leather IL lne reRsh Sariea tsr
-. a. tken ie esslzaf for hi1ss Lr<t1sr stsfsa
le<e - sA.r = zn1 sold 81 css1n szloA-
kzPxi-1a1s F.....-s.. - : :
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Neady-madc Clothing.

This branch OF our business viii receive the espe-
cial attention Of cur bsysrs quahtiiy qualify aud
design, ard woad respectfully kite oar attention
Asso, 20 our e. tire ew staek 81 fTsAW COOL :,
comprising large and beautiful invoice u Men =
hoy > Youth aid th rens iials aad Caps; Gr4b,
bro~n, wh. IL fns back l. g1a.rp Hats; ladies' aud
Misses fios fIats aud Infants hoods. all Of
wh ch viii &c oHeTtd "a the lowest Irices,
together WITH unusual heavy supply "a t.eacsd
Brown ID nitssies, " D. bugs, Striped and Plain
rilh Is, &c ,fasexaFs aud Cutlery q uas. Plstsls
a
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1iurrD Stables.
LIVERY STABLE.

IITn T. WRIGHT n CO., would respect-N
w fully inform hecitzens OF Nashville b@ON
and the public Generally that they have (I2A
parebAsedthe we'll Know Livery Stable the stoc
and hxtures tors erly occupied by Wan j Philips or
MarketStreet ,ius below the square.
wehAve irst-rate lots ana bOx-stallI to sccommC.
dsteirovers and ali our friends who may favor ul
With their patronage.
We pledg esto ina llcases
We have large lumbe o hne saddle Horses a &c
ne Bug ieEto bire Mt all times
= Thefaciis xe do rot. attend b Ell gSurpassec byaR
stable IN the soatherrsountry CsDeaiong and sc
Tor yourselves.
fee3-iy WHIT. WRIGHT K CO.
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NIEW B0oxs-A varsity Of New aud fspalar
fsb91-2 HAGAS 4 TREAS0R-
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Charleston and Savannah
r N r L G III LIN rs
Rales Reduced and Speld Increased.

ExPREss Freight Trains on all the roads On and
IL after the .4ih 81 ID cen Der, less, through
from New York 10 Nashville:
first lass per 100 pounds. ...........sl O.
second l, Cas-, .-......-.-.--! IS
Fourth Class. 90
Hats caps and Bannets.... ......... 2 IS
Tine from Savannah and Charleston to Nasty ale three
three and half and four days.
Tile from New York ard h'laGelphia, seven and a
half, eight and nine dsys
lnterveningS bbai hs causethe above variations IN
time, as no freight trains run ON Sunday over
three lines.
No detentions by ice OF snow OverchaIges and
damages Except damages securing at seal prompts
iy adjusted by The Nashville and haiti n6oga Rail-
road delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec23-u
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4. McclERE hAs for sale 80 -
81 Piaao festss froaa ceiebFafee [E=z--=- =
msksrs .sfeinssy 1 seas, A. II. Gale ~
Co., Hazritnn Bros, i.rteFs, cTsge -
Co sad olhcFs, canststinEef aHd 9 = and =
oclsyss and r.Rgbg ia Pree from sloets sseo. Al
wzrfeEsre IN every respect. PeFsaBs PEFchzslnS
fren hn III s4y from t-s - SIS mere tzsH u
they gave ftrGer 10 a FsBl4s fer saEtFpnczf
thatsssy eeithsr ser h<zr unfss - = pal ap
Sac17 l4rs9F Nhcr al zoglsliaes very bard - tn
lustranent that pls4sssfa every particular Asn
Soa h4se eazen 20 select fftra. all
l&eiy yaa soalt BE sis<EG 80 bayinx - or1tr.
Also store tee largest s-oek % SAeet Snxs bsak<
szrkss, zn9 ss;i BE sof8 fee>r thsa ~ sof
stcs< hose snfAs c1kF- C<nssos . ual1c ssrsstae<
bfeeaxszcef- =. - 4cCLLkL
fnHs1S-6f ~ -
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No. 81 College street,
Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We Botice some su-
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, Iavella Cloths,
Drab Velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth cloaks and elegant Winter ShawIs They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here
If you want nice Dress, some nice House Fur
nishing Goods, you need go no further than the
Ncssrs- Becch's 10 supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column
nOyl5-tf
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PenmanShin

A Ii who wish 10 attend Mr. 10, TFap,s ia.
should 90 so Immediately, lie there is an op
poEtunity- Young geLtis men v be- wish good ssIs
Iier ana tood situations, should ct themselves for
nling such situations the sa,,sIaction Of t,eir en-
ployeTs- Good
WRITING
Is essential to every business man.
III ONOGR Apply
should De Taught 10 every child 1.-the PHILADELPHIA
Hlgh seiooi every puEli 10 required to learn il
ny should the citizens Of Nash lie be told that si
,eqeifes Eeral years 10 Learn it, and not one il
nlnoIed has abilities p to learn II when SO man,
ooys ID town 3 TO IL ears Of age have learned i
with MI D.. and read aud write il as easily a. con
mon print.
Why should Tenness cans by allowing themseIve,
- De 90 deceiyeo Ia tins matter keit 50 behHiG
other states, az TO bays eend for SO many ,eaT,
70 other siates Tor Legislative Reporters Bot IT i,
OF for rep rng alone that it is useful IL
60 In other ciiies one Of the greatest aid,
that Can be found.
febQ-tf
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Nashville Spring Races
- d.
Will. COMMENCE
On Tuesday, goth OF May, 1850.

On Tuesday, 29th OF May, 1850,
AND CONTINUE I'VE DAYS. r.-
Inssday. Nay atA--Sv eepsiskes for untrisd three
Yeas olds-st.0 ailRncs-$s5 fotfett--sae mile
hea.s-lhIee OF Ia al the stake-ciab 90
add $40 the race -
Wednesday, Eay SOFA Jockey Club Purse S3oo-Two
mile heats
IAgTsaey, baT 5iE-sxeePstakesfo for three year olds
II mtie keais--sl00eL rance $50 ferfsit-thtee
or more 10 al the stAks-Cluo 10 add sioo q tbs
race 10 rue.
Friday. ysns Ia --Froprietor's farss-s1oo One
Nile fIssfs -
Saturday .fzEs< 2d-JOckcy Cub Parse q loo-TWo
Nile Heats s
Sasss Days. eep<tskrs three year oidS--sinsle
cash % uaiis-sleo ks4sraoce--Ss0 fcrfett--
three or noEe - ca the st4ks-Clue % add sloo
n the Iacs Is ran.
To rae and close lst o. March. Five rer cent
for riuh zlnnsy ali Be made to
The radsrssgnsd. ID y. CAEAIHaN,
sen-o-t1-ss fr0prietar.
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IN ORDERING IcKETs oRcERT1rrcArrs

Enclosethc amount OF money To our address, Tor
what you wish to purchase; NJ nae the Lottery in
Shlch you v ish .t invested, and whether Yen wish
Shules, Halves az Quarters. ishths. on receipt
OF which send xhat Is OrdSfea. ~ arst mail to-
getheT y it'll tie scheme.
Immediately tfter the drawing, Printed Drawing
certified to by the Commissioners be sent with
EAplanatioA.
ss- Purchasers will9lease write their signature.
plain and give the name oi Their Post Uihce county
and State
An5ommunica tions strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Hs- Aiprizes of 81 DOT ander id imme diafly
ysfterthe trawing-othe prizes he tim, Of
forty days
TP@ood, Eddy Co.'S Lotteries are eTa~n a,
Augusia, Geo ga and ilinnet5n, ps ware
Address orders or rickeIsO o. CertncateA by M
ar Express u. be tirecteGtc
WoOIhs EDDY x CO. Augusta Georgia
or WOO, EDDY X CO. Atlanta g eork3a- -.
or, wooR, EDDY Co. Whining ton delaware
as-tsrru.ars Containing Schemes lcr tie mo n
~i'i De sent free OF eApel by aderNSsng above
Jan.s - 80
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RIaMOV A T,

II AFlNG movep my GGods 20 Cherry street mex
II 70 the Traders baLk one door IRON uuioa.
take the occasion TO reIuI thanks my friends AM
customers for the bSr raj strOnage bestow Ell at tb,
old stand, and hope that change place will nor
Only Cause a continuance but increase OF til.
trade heretOfore received.
ian26-if J. H. NcGIIJ
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80 - - 81
EXPREss FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and ChaItaI ooga Railroad Cnmpa-
Il ny, in {. nneytinn With the E,a,is below, are
running an Exp ELS Freight Train fTcm Char lest,
ard Sa yannah n shvhle. law steed nh
he same certainty as Their lssss-ng, iians- No dc
lay 10 irelehts oy tbs iSute. L. ". CnlE,
Jan~.-u. Supt-
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Express to CIark.yiIle.

J'hA s"ash-rH Exprrss csmfssE respeeifsiy IA
esases that they are noe ranhtag EEsEsosss
shFecgt 70 csrksetiie. Va 4 X. snd c. \ l.
al c-fs saf az prepsren - feTwar1 - tkst Pi.=e
Sc eirts "A. IrssI and esp strh
All <'-e-- e-as ~ rsnt b eSsEess. They All aisn
tef~era " al piAses oa stage rDules. co Eerll
shh th< .enss katireeds- fas,s zsGas dfzlls. &C.,
eciieete4 snf pransIs rrtars sale -. = =.
80 ofEss "a. - Fabfc S.susr.
soi1-a A BOLT sapsrsatea Hart
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ordinary drawing,
To take place as specified.
One rand Capital Prize of $50. OOO
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Ksive. IS; Quarters 50 50

CeItifeaits ei packages il, the ordil ara Iraxnss
will he sold al q following -ates which is The ask
Certificate OF Package II 10 v b, Ie 1ickets $50
10 Half 40
lU Qaarter - 20
g 10 klghth 10
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Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
Cotton and Flour.

CHARLESTON md Sd VANN4H
Cotton per bale Of not than J0olbs weight 81 a5
Flour per barrel IS
M insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah "a New Yo X and Phlad.l, hia
Cotton compressed at the OF ton and expense of
steamers when compressed, IL can be- frcs hted from
New York TO foreign ports at 8 16 less tran cot
ton not compressed.
Through rec,iits issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chattanooga Easlr.a.t.
". ANDERSoN,
dec2S-h General Agent.
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,7ss

Whole Ticket, sec; .Ialves $40; Quarter, SIS
Certificates Of Packages ~Ils be sud- following
rates, kicts Is lie
CertiIicaie II Packs, IS Whole Ticf rts % 90
half g. l4a 10
% Z" 70 quarter "a IS
.' a. 70 rigiSth 81 81
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For Rent or Lease.

II WILL rent OF lease iay place shs Azrfrees-
horoi Ffke rice ffefa The eity sf h- fsez<l.f
rear or wiih tls p.Iyil-ge Of csc yczrs. There 10
a coaveaieaG fsEck It~ eiaE ~lth hltsAen ana zss.d
Stables. and . sIsrssiid seii - ezeSilest 4atsr
There are else a suFeFiar 1sa saiIbie Tor
fse.s-a L us LEWIS.
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WHO INFENTED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing tlaehineS |!
ESTABLISHED IS45.
e. Howe. Jr., Original Inventor n
patentee.


ESTABLISHED Is45.
e. Howe, Jr., Original Inventor a
Patentee.
rTHESE MACHINES are strictly First Glass; and for
L beauty and simplicity Of Cos strucion. turibity
aud efficiency in working, qualled by any
They make tight lock stitch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that by any other
Machine.
They are capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine The $50 machine is
warranted 10 DO as tine work as the heeler a VIII
son and as hcavt as the la sc Singer machine.
So FAMILY NACHiNEo.-Prces 500 $40,
$50, $50, AID 500.
The Howe CYL der Machines, for ali Leather
stitching, such as Boot aid Shoe werk, Carriage
trimming Harness work, &c, have always held
reputation far above any other machne-a fact uni
versalIy admitted. No other Leather machines u.e
50 small a needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
PrIce-135 and $50.
What Constitutes Good Sewing Machin
1. IL should be ell maze, simple Ia its coustrue
tim and easily kept in
II should make tight Iock-sttch alike on both
sides of the materi ].
j. IL should sew a.y and all materials that can be
sewed
T. II should be able to cotton, thread er silk
s. II should be able 10 T. ON csa s.. u line
and from thick to than with Tapiaity aud without
changing thetension.
g. Il shoud be able make the tel sion greater or
ess, on both the under aud upper threads, anu with
{ iilnrmiiy.
/, should have straight needle earned ones are
liable to bresk.
s. The needle should have perpendicu iar mion. a,
This u ab-olutey necessary tor heavy work.
II should be able 10 bind wi'h bilder hem
with hemmer. should stitch, tell, run and gather
10. IL should be alw..s ready work
H. lshouid be capable Of using the arae size of
thread on both sides Uf the using altier-
ent colo ed thread or silk above or below 70 cor
respond with any two colors Of cloth TO be unite
L. IL should be able TO make a long or short
ii ts
Is 1t should commence sewing tightly at the frs,
titch,
IL. Il should RIM easily and make but little noise
Is. IL should have wheelfeed; none others are
| in constant contact 18th the work.
To- IL should not be liable get cut OF order
II. IL should not be liable TO break the thread nor
| skin the stitches.
Is. IL should>nor be liable t. oil the operator Is
dress ~
10. II should not form a rgde on the under side
nor ravel out, nor be wasteul OF thread as is the
case with all charm stitch machines.
20. II should NOT be ..m re trouble than IL is
worth"
Get the Best!
The Howe Family and Leather N chines are war
ranted to give better satisfaction than any other
chimes in the mafket, or money refunded.
The best Sewing Machine cotton In the CITY, Torrz
Mscnaughts,l at SO cents per dozen. Howe,s
MARITIME Twist, All excellent article, rs cents per
spool.
CONE BROS,
|. o3 College street,
dec25-u over AcCleiIands
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Coal! Coal! Coal!
Negroes for Sale.

WE have good lot of egroes for sale among
them several gf cd girls suitable for house
purposes; No foy, 20 years old, we'll trained as
oIIhg room servant; three good fnmi s, With a
nt ef SINGLE Negroes suiiab for the farm at No
10 eeaar street. II. II. HAYNES L CO.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
II HE Pirtn, rship heretofore existing under the
l. name aad sty OF 2. ant C. AMI ERSoN is
this day dissolved mutasl con sent. Those having
claims against the concern wll present hem to C.
ANDERSON for settlements aud those indebted 60 the
late bru will please call on the same, and settle
as soon possible
p. ANDERSON.
G. ANDERSON.
NASHVILLE, Jan i, 1850.
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Office.

A Ii persons having claims against r. 8 HANII
III \, re requested To hle them with his Trus
lee Tor settlement before the sth day of Feb
foary, ieoo Tor pro rata distribution and payment
A W. H. LUClS, Trustee for
Il. s. HAMILTON,
No. 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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ANOTIiER TRIJMpu

ANOTHER TRIUMPH
s;eetlally az the attest1cr a
thePabife ,Aad OIL purchase Slartic larry toshs
superior fsFssssEA ft4nex, Manufacturer by ann a
splcn I'd sssostmeufeosstAhtls 90 hand
our Ptanos have received a Premium tive yssrs In
suceessien .is5t and 1851 AIT the al the Ameri
eaBinststuse s palace cs,mg-eIsits astl nsoss
Of thetesdIne manufacturers . { Sex Yorl and Bos.
ton and arc unquesfionahsy oftke best aaxIRy q
tone full ,roand and brilliant vel as fnish and
durability and VI nattet ourselves by the aprrox
osrsBo~Dee artists IN yeHturue say that our Pr
sno<stana sepeFicE 20 many ethrfs raesns lie any
er1na Paneg resard oisme ten ana
efsoach CON hined slth ias greatest armness xhei
very rarely met with an eHy ether Piznos. All
onr fi<nos are wafrAnied. H. HANSEN.
Manufacturer Of Piane Fortes
wAkrzoons 90 Center street Sex YORK.
G ID. BENSON 4 Co.. Aosxrx
septs-dtm Nashville -TenD.
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February 24fh, 1860.

1on nusHEls FAMILY sEs1. ga rss<.z.z
issss-a Ma tAkn,za %.
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SAtrCtthEc.
Velvet BRUSSELS, ply grain I'll wool, half wool
STAIR Hail Isttoa. Carl stlnsF, svsty erade snd
quality a4ilts. hearth-Rugs ,Canso1 Mating, ocoa
u". Indeed u - eur Forp - 20 keep eossaantly
hand fa an4 ssflas isss al 81 Tue above 6.sd-
NJ sch We slil a.ef Ia Cash rrssaPt time dealers
los Il -. than a., .theF house IA The west
cru coantfy.
Te fhose gho are IN search o. Gaods below the
ma kst pFaces, {uk g. l. - THAN Tl3tf AKA
Nukt& j we well say slzt ar a Esfs meets are
eslspeisd So bta usfg tots stmkIrs anu . j. b
ix-ss, that IL eIssb ali flnles meet their
Sash~s, ahd earnestly fes+est eli lash basess or
from Fas ~ "a q ssass- sai ans exSn1 ne
rtck before purchasing ests hesc We deter
m4Eed nsAke lisass u lzgst - Chap GosGs.
1kAoGk 4 LECuS-
notice ~fl be gwen ef oar urst A4zasaosh xec-
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somewhere. II is upon The vegetable kiog1om. Tho
planet Inks the suDbe AN 20 tue TeaIl Of terrestrial
life. Consider how tbs r,e ESows 10 into the air,
dividing, branching out INTO the infinite sufsees OF ts
lsaves TIE architecture of tao tree is significant
l. has someih pg ipportsnt to 20 10 the ar reserses
ia destructive chem try. ieavss perform chemical
changes The opposite o. combossionths opposite OF
animal respiration. they abrorb and deeompose the
oxyg gen he csrbon and hydsogsn which u bad seized
and bottle s destructive action. Plants translate mn
efa matter into tho Organic world. They endow the
dead clements wisb vital power They are life balld,
era The amin, world has origin IA the p'aas. AL
rood is produced there The materials OF
muscle, blood, and brain are there thrown
into vial grouping. If consume vegetables
or flesh it is the zane; we 20 back at last TO
tie pantto the leaf for their orisin Oar food aud
the oxygen which destroys IT, ave derived from the
leaf. Wood snd coal also for the steam engine, and
70 animal ard steam power have common origin.
But The plant does not create the force which stores
no in fuel and food The esf exers euorn )us force,
decOmposipg rboDic ACID wreetng carbon away from
oxygen at common Temperatures, an exploit which no
chemist can perform; buit creates no force IL was ong
believed that matter is created and destroy ed in many
natural and artificial processes bot science no decides
that this is found to take place. tier CHANGES IN
thousand ways but il created, never destroy
ed. And so also with force IL changes form, shape,
aud name, is confined and get freei butt Ia nov be-
eved 10 be conserved nature. Inc store OF 70 Is
uDchaDgeabe; il is not created or anhlhDated Inc
plant is a passive mechanism, Like the water or
The stesm.eDgne acted upon by foreign force, which
he sunbeam. II il the grand motor OF the earfhs
escheme II ceaselessly arrests the do tructye en-
ergy Of oxygen, taking away from IL the elements
which had seized end thus maintain the equilibrium
of the atmosphere and Of the organic Kingdoms of ma
tue The atmosphere ia vast laboratory, the leaves
crucbes the life processes 70 forward, and all living
b. ipps are condensed from the crystal medium above
Thus astronomy and chemistry forever combined,
and the life scheme Of the earth springs eyermore from
this grand alliance.
The lecture was illustrated by number of diagrams,
which exhibited the chemical changes very clearly and
graphically 1t was listened TO with the deepest atten-
ton throughout and its high deductions were received
with generous applause.