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?UEiOTJS AND 8OIENTIFI0. SrTT-t?rruR in Iobiv?kd.?*Dr. Blake gives a full and clear description of tho vast deposits of sulphur occurring in Iceland, and points, nnt the necessary steps for its utilization. For its ship ment he recommends the port cf Husa vik, Vr'hioh is accessible all the year round, and which is situated very near the sulphur bed? of Lake Myvatu, Kra bla, and Beykjahlid. The mines ore not only rich and extensive, but easily workod. The sulphur can be supplied at half the ccst- of that furnished by the Sicilian mines, whioh, it is believed, will soon be exhausted. The earth im pregnated with sulphur contains from 60 to 60 per cent., and is from three to six feet in thickness. Vapors arising from .the interior of the earth continu ally deposit fresh supplies. Doo Dentistry.?It is well known that the bites of rabid herbivorous ani mals are rarely dangerous, because their teeth are made flat-faood, for grinding their food without penetrating or tear-1 ing the tissues. Henoe their:bite i? lit-1 tie more than a severe bruise, differing from that of a carnivorous animal, whioh pierces immediately through the ' skin. A veterinary surgeon bf Pai is, M. Aonrrol. recently oaptured three mad dogs, aud, tightly securing them, pro ceeded to file down their teeth. These . animals he let loose with six other dogs. Tho latter were immediately furiously attdokod and frequently bitten, but in no ease did the pointless teeth inflict more than a bruise. Not content witb. Ui this, M. Bourrol put on a thin kid glove and then worried i he mad dogs with his hand until they bit him several times. Although pinching quite hard the glove was not^broken in a single in stance, while the skin beneath was un injured. \ \ Snails' Egos.?The' eggs of the . 'common land snail are like homeo pathio pills?the same size, color and j shape?and are generally deposited in little dusters. The eggs of the com mon garden snails of Britain areas large as peas/and aro laid just under the sur f ace of the soil. Toe eggs of the Ar i on hortonsi8, a land snail, aro very phos phorescent for the first fifteen/ days. The spwan of sea snails consists of in . numerable esrgs adhering together in masses, or spread out in rows in the . shape of a strap or ribbon. This nid a mental ribbon 10 sometimes coiled up spirally, like a watch-spring, and at tached by one of. its edges to some solid Burfaoe. Some of the ' tropical . </ species of snails are very large, and de posit eggs as big as a robin's. The bnlimi eement leaves together to pro tect and conceal their bird-like eggs. Oue species of oceanic snail attaches its eggs, whiob are enveloped in a eap snle, to a floating raft, and gives them over to the tender mercies of the waveB and fishes. _ Abe Feather-beds a Protection from Lightning: ? ?Feather-beds are not a protection from lightning, and the popular belief that tliey ore doubt lees results from a misapprehension of ?the laws that govern the passage of electricity. The human body iB a bet ter conductor of electrieity than feath er beds or other objeots ordinarily con tained in the apartments of dwellings, and therefore a priori, when the light ning enters an apartment the human body is likely to form one in a chain of inductions, determining the path of an electrical discharge, unless better con ductor aro in its vioinity to divert this : action. The only place of absolute se curity in .a thunder-storm is an iron .., building; or next in safety is a build ing properly protected by lightning rods. Horn-es constructed entirely of iron manifestly stand in no need of lightning-rods at all, because the eleo trio fluid, on striking so good a conduc tor, would rapidly diffuse itself in all ? directions and flow into the ground, provided, of course, that the construc tion of the building is snob as to allow its free escape. OAnnoNio Acid as a Motor.?The p??uibility of employing carbonic aoid as a motor?the successor of steam, as it is termed tojjthe author?is foreshad owed by a paper by Dr. H. Beins, pub lished iu the English Chemical News. Tho writer oonnidors that he haB dis covered a very cheap way of producing carbonic acid in a liquid state, and con sequently at high tension. When nn trmrn .carbonate, or the corresponding salt of knlium, in a dry, pulverized stato or in a watery solution, is heated in a closed space, a part of the carbonic acid is given off and oondensod in a non heated portion of thnt space, so that, at, a temperature of from 636 deg. to 843 dog., Fahrenheit, liquid carbonio noid, says Dr. Bein-, can bo distilled out of thoao ftalts, with a tension of from 50 to 60 at mospheres. This liquid carbonio aoid, or "oarboleum," as it is called, it is proposed to develop gas with which engines are to be driven. The paper on the subject coutains a dissertation on the advantages of the plan, but gives so few details regarding its prnotical appli cation, or with refcronce to tho manu facture of carbolonm or [liquid carbonio aoid, thot tho gist of the matter is sum med,up in the abovo lines. SoTENTTFIO BALLOON ASOBNHION.?A balloon nsoensinn made on the second of November, 1873, at Charkow, in Rus sia, by Bunelle, is worthy of speoial mention. In 8i hours tho balloon travoled 190 kilometeis, going always iu tho same direction towards tho N. N. E. Tho greatOBt altitudo was about 0,000 feet.; and tho small quantity of ballast (35 pounds j that was used shows bow well the aeronaut managed the length of his voyago. Tho movement of the lower strata of air was always greater than that of tho upper strata. At an altitudo of 8,000 feet tho hourly velocity was 21 miles, while in the im mediate neighborhood of tho earth tho force of tho wind was so great that Bunelle could with difficulty effect a landing. The shadow of the balloon on the earth was was a very well defined black spot, whoso movoment noross the country gave, by means of an noourato map, tho means of determining tho ve locity of tho current of air. At sunset u heavy rajnfall was experienced in tho interior of tho clouds. Abovo tho clouds tho aeronaut found a beautiful shy and a very pleasant tomperature. Tho condition of the atmosphere ap pears to hnvo boon directly tho oppo site of that experienced by Glasier on July 11, 1888. The latter found him bcIi in a northerly current, which was warmer the nearer he approached the earth._ . VinkgAn BrrrsBs thb Greatest Yet. A few doses stir the life our re ft; slug gishness departs, pain vanishes, and after continued use of the remedy the whole body glows with a now energy and a now being. Purge the blood and every organ will perform its function Iierfeotly. The stomach will be no onger tortured with dyspepsia; ' the lungs will be free from consumption; tho liver active, the heart hoalthy, tho brain clear, the nerves braced, and the mind elastic. Use tho "Vinegar Bit ters," and purge your blood. Whether the disease be fever, consumption, dys pepsia, affection of the liver, or kidneys, dropsy, catarrh, rheumatism, gout, or j r pains and aches of any kind, attack it in its stronghold, the blood?the fountain of life?and it will soon surrender and j abandon the outposts. To do this you | must have the "Vinegar Bitters;" there is no complaint to whioh the human sys tem is liable, that will not yield to its influence, and there are thousands whioh no other remedial agent will re move. '_ Died Suddenly ox* Heart Diasasc. How common ia tho announcement. Thou sands aro suddenly swept into eternity fey this fatal malady. This diBoaso gonorally has its origin in impure blood filled with irritating, poioonouBmatoriala, whioh, circulating through the heart, irritate its delioato tiBsuoB. Though tho irritation may at first be only slight, pro ducing a little palpitation or irregular action, or dull, heavy, or sharp darting pains, yet by and by tho dfseaso boeomos firmly Boatod, and inflammation, or hypertrophy, or thickening of tho lining racmbrano or of tho valves, ia produced. How wise to give early attention to a ease of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the region of the heari should ad monish one that all ig not right, and if you would preserve It from further disease, yon must holp it to beat rightly by the use of such a romcdy as will romovo the cause of tho trouble Use Dr. Pierce'a Golden Medical Diecovery boforo the disoaso has become too seated, and it will, by its great blood purifying and wonderful regulating proportios, effect a perfoot cure. It contains medicinal properties whioh act specifically upon tho tissues of the heart, bringing about a healthy action. Bold by all first olasB drugg.sta. UKAlt r DISEASE CURED. ItOCKPOBT, } Spencer Co., Ind.. Feb., 1, 1874. t Dr. H. V. PisncE, Buffalo. N. Y.: About two years ago I was afflicted with a diBoaso of tho heart, which at times created a fressuro around it, almost causing suffocation, saw an advertisement of your Golden Medi cal Discovery, recommending tho same as a euro for disease of the heart. I then bought half a dozen bottles of it. and aftor nsing throo bottles I was entirely relieved and am now enjoying good health. Qratofully yours, Vitus Ki m.i an. How the Money Goes ! ?rAfter Nov. SO, it will bo oasy to floe bow tho monoy goes, for then the drawing will tako place of tho Public Library of Kentucky, and at that Grand Gift Concert $2,600,000 in cash! will be siven away to ticket holdors. Tho fortunate holder of tho tiokot drawing the firat prize will walk off with $250,000; of tho second prize, $100, 000; of tho third prize, $75,000 ; of tbo fourth prize. $50,000; of tho fifth prizo, $25,000, etc,, until 20,000 grand cash prizes shall have been distributed. -,- 0 The Elmwood Collar is the most per fect fitting collar yet mado. It in bo cIobo an imitation of linen that it cannot bo detected. Tho novelty that produce:! this effect is tho folded edges which, when worn over a scarf or tie, prevents the sharp, raw edgo from show ing as in other collars. It is for sale at all gents' furnishing stores.?Brooklyn Union. To have good health the liver must bo kopt in order. SanforoVs Liver Jnvigorator has become a staplo family medtolno. Puroly vogotable?Cathartic and Tonic ?tor all de rangements of liver, stomach and bowels. Will clear tho complexion, euro sick hoadaoho, etc. 8hun imitations. Try SanforoVs Liver Snvigorator._ Milwaukee parents nover whip their ohildren. They tie their ears around a bed-post._ Go to Biversido Water Cure, Hamilton, M. JLadlcu Desire wtut Men Admire. And this little tiling Is beauty. Wbat do vie Bay Ih beautiful? A transparent complexion and a luxu rious head of hair.' Wbat will produce thee? IIa. gan'a Magnolia llulm will make any lady oT thirty appear but twenty; and loon's Katbalrnn will keep every hair In lto place, and make It, ro w like tho April grass. It prevents the hair from turn ing gray, eradicate* lantlrufl, and la the finest Hair Creasing In the world, und at only half ordi nary cost. If you want to get rid of aallownos, pimple-, ring marks, moth patches, etc., dou't fur get the Magnolia Balm, ladles. Reward.?I will give f 100 for any case oi flesh, lame or muse'e ailment like rheumatism,bruise, spuvln, strain or lament ???, upon either man or animal, which the Mexican Mustang Liniment will not cure when u?ed according to dir. ciion-. Near thirty \rara baa proved It to be the most wonderful remedy for neuralgia, barns, swellings enlarged Joint?, hoof nil screw worm, sting, caked breasts, etc.. ever discovered. Who will let a horse, limp when Mustaux Liniment will cure It? Who will let a child < ry and suffer from bruises or chilblains when the Mustang will prevent It? Who will pay large doctors' bills when they can buy Mexican Liniment for 50 eta. and ?.00? It Ih wrapped Iii a steel-plate, label, signed "O. W. Westbrook, Chemist." Wm. K. Ever*on, agent. Founded on a Kock I?The disappointed ud venturers who have from time to t!mo attempted to run their worthless potions against l'lumatlnn nitters, vow that they cannot understand wbat foundation there If for Its amazing popularity The explanation is i.impv enough.. The reputa tion of the world-renowned tontoia founded upon a rock, tho Hock of Exncrlence. (T?QrVI>?T?''>rHi<??f ltiSrt?jr?. Aftcata wasted. AAdrtr; ytttlx tptM'Manip, IIabku linos'. Scrolliu??, Uockford, 111. $?K0<?9n 9P* d,iy Ht homo. Terms free. Add re.? SPUhM'c.U Ubo. htinkon A Co.. Portland Maine. $72 Kncli Week. Agonia wanted. Partlcu iar.i ireo. WoRTfl <* co., St. Louli, Mo. Money Making Kmuloymrnt. liest ever Offered. Addrena M. n. LOVKLL. Krle, Ha IV A TP U ITDET And a FOUTUNE for all, If ft I Uli rilLL, . either nex. Address W. A. MO KHK A CO . 8th street. Philadelphia. Pa. A(IIS NTH WANTED?Men and women. AU? a week or $100 forfeited. The ted et free. Wilui at once to i OWEN A Co., 8th street. New York. U> f) PKIl DAY commission or $30 a week ??j?i*? salary,aud expense*. WonftVr it und wl I |iaY it. Apply nuw, II.WcbberftCo, Marlon.I).' nC??fNT, KUEER AND KURI0?8 I?> the vat nable book wo give to all. Vail of lac's, figures and fun ; 64 pagoa; ISO plctnrf h. Inclose two stumps aud ad's llLACKiKttCo.,74n Ilroailway.N.Y. H?8 KER iNoeoW or tore tinners. Do ftro men's work - Fils uny liana?Hells at sight?Last n life time? '.: sampica sent for CO eta., or 4 stylen for |l. post paid. Agents wanted. Addier CITY NOVELTY CO.. 8th St.. Phlla., Pa i nT^MITlO Make more Make y selling BILYEIIB AlTt1.nl I N P*tknt ltllOOM than any otter IIUJjIi 1U article, fine agent mode 8*3sj in :t 1 days, necouimentled by Am. Anrimiifurttt and over 100,000 families using thi'tii. f.lrcti lars free. Cl.H.OO A Co.. '20 Cortluiult Street, N. Y. GRAND SCHEME. SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY! HAVANA. PL'AN, FOR THE BENEFIT* OF THE UNIVERSITY OF P?DUCAH. _ Capital Prize, - - #50,000 OTiABS XI. lo be Drawn at LOUISVILLE, at Masonic Tcnlp'e, SatuTdav, Oct II, 1874. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO,, MANAGERS. 1 Prlzo or |50.000 Is!.4*0.000 1 I Prize or 2O.OU0 Is..20 OOO , 1 Prise of 10.000 is........ 10 (SO n Prises or 6.CC0 uro.....a._25,000 10 Prize* or 2 600 are.? ?.26 000 50 Prizes of 1,000 are._60.0U) mi Prises of 600 are. 26 Ooo 60 Prizes of BO are. viM? 100 Prised or lOo are.-10.O? | approximation pbizkh. Four prises of 3,000 dollars approximating ?o 80, nm n.i..5re 12,000 dollars: Iourj>rl?e? of dol lars approxlmutlng to 20.004 dollar prize are 0,000 (lollais; four prises oM.OO? approximating to 10000 pr.sn are4.000dollars: 6.000 urizes ot 10 dollars are no ooo dollars; 8,280 prizes, amounting to 800,000 dol lars. Whole Tickets, Ol?) I Hal-res, $0 I ?Quarters, Q-4.BO. Plan op the LovraRY.?The: numbers from i to 60,000, corresponding with thoso uumbrrs on the tickets, prlnteuoa separate slips Of paper, are en circle.t with small tin tubes, and placed In one wheel. The Urst280 prizes, similarly printed aud encircled.'are placed in another wheel. Tho wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time a prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prizo drawn oat aro opened and: exhibited to the audience, and registered by tha Commissioners, tho orlzo being placed asalnsi the number drawn. This n ue i at ion is repeated until all th ; priztn are drawn out Explanation of Approximation phiz.rb.? The two preceding and two succeeding numbers to those drawlag the flrst three (a) prizes, win be en titled to the 12 approximation prizes. For exam ple: If ticket >o I-.250 draws the t-Vi.uM prlzo. thovj tlckotn numbered 11,248, 11.240, 11.261, 11,262. will each be entitled to { urn. it ticket No. ">.o draws the f2O.OO0 prize, thoio tickets numbered 548. 649, 661. 5i2. will er.ch b? entitled tu|i.e.'5,aud noon, accnrdlng to tho noove scheme. The 6 OW i>rlze or *m will be determined by tho last figure of the number that draws the f?O.OU) prize. Forcxamplo: If tho number drawing tbe {-lU.noo prize ends with 1, than all the tickets where the number ends wltn 1 wlii bo entitled, to |10 ir the number ends with 2, then ell the tickets where the number ends with 2 will be entitled to |10, and so on too. Remember that every prlzo Is drawn! and pay able In full without deduction. All prizes of ?s.OOS and under paid immediately lifter the drawing?otoer prizes at the usual time of 40 days. Frizes Payable in Full Without Deduction. The above prize* will bo drawn the last Saturday of every month during tbe year 1874 Drawing* of Kentucky Bta.e .Lotteries arc never postpoueu. Address ai1 orders to OBi). 1VEBKTEK. 7a Th-rd Btreet. .Louisville. Ky. ERCRUiCE. 1FTH % LAST 6IFT CONCERT IN AID OP THE Fftlc Llaryof KenWy. fost^oisrEir) to NOVEMBER 30, 4874. Drawing Oertain at that Date. LIST OF GIFTS. Ono Grand Cash Gift. $260,000 One Grand Cash Gift. 100,000 Ouo Grand Cash Hlft. .5,000 One Grand oash Gift. 1:0,000 Ono Graud Cash Gift. 26,000 6 Cash Gifts, $20,000 each. 100,000 10 Cash Gifts, 14,000 each. 14->,o00 15 Cash Gifts,' 10,000 each. 160,000 20 Cash Gift?, 6,000 each. 100,000 25 Cash Gifts, 4,000 each. 100,00.) 30 Oath Gifts, 3 000 each. 90,000 60 Cash Gift?, 2,000 each. 100,000 100 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each. 100,000 240 Cash Gifts, 600 each. 120,000 600 Cash Gifts, 100 each. 60,000 10,000 Oash Gifts, 60 each. 050,000 Grand total 20,000 Gifts, all cash.$2,600,000 3pricb3 of tickets. Wholo Tickets...$ 60.00 Halves.-.. 25.00 Tenth, or each Coupon.. 6.00 II Whole Tickets for.-.... 600.00 22# Tickets for. 1,000.00 For tiokota and information, address TIIO. k. B11AS1I.1CTTK, Agent and Manager, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky. POSTPONEMENT ! SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE Masonic Eelief Association OF NORFOLK. DAY POSITIVELY FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. LAST CHANCE. This enterprise U conduced by i in- MASONIC RRLtr-P ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA-. miiter authority of the Virginia legislature (act passed March 8 1873). 50,000 TICKETS. 6,000 CASH GIFTS. $250,000 t o be givkn away! Ono (Iraud Caih Gift of.$ flO.COO Ouo Gra-.id Cash Gift of. 25.000 One Urand Cash Gift of_. 20,000 One Grand Cash Gift of. 111,000 Ono Grand Cash Gift of. 5,000 One Grand Cash Gift of.,..?. 3..V0 Ono Grand Cash Gift or. 2,000 15 Cast. Gifts of $1,000 each. 15.C00 24 Cash Gifts of 600 each. 14.000 43 Cash Olfls of 260 each. 10,768 79 Cash Gifts of lAOeacl.. l.,t-60 250 Cash GiftH of 100 euch. 25,000 67S Cash tints of 50 each. 28,900 5,000 Cash Gifts of 10 each. 50,000 0,000 OASH PRIZES aggrfRatlng.$/50.000 PRICE OF TICKETS: Whole Tickets_$10.00 I Quarter Tickets_$ 2.60 Half Tickets ... 6.00 | Eleven Tickets.100.00 NO INDIVIDUAL. UINKF1TH. This Concert Is rtrlctly for mahonic purposes, mid will he routine ed with th<? sanv* liberality, h iiienty and fairness which characterized the lira:. Dflterpnta. L. ?wi-i'.?, Preaninnt. For tickets ami circulars ulvhig mil Info niatlnn a.hl e-h HBNRY V. fllOOHK, .Secrotur/. Nor lolk, Va RKSPON-HIIILK AGKNTS WaNTKD. A DAY UliAKANTtCKD using our iWEIih AIIQKIt AND J>K ILL In IKoort territory. HInlIKHT TKSTIMO NIALS FROM (lOVMtNOas OF Alt ICANKA-?. IOWA AND DAKOTA. Cat alogues Ireo, County rlcliti |50 for the next aoriiiys. W. UILEH. St. Louis, Mo. ofr ITU TIT ?? LapirV Frirnd" contains 7 articles needed hy every ladv? Patent Rpool Holder. Kclssors, Thlmlile. etc.?guaran teed worth si .fin. Hr.innle Hox by nn:ll BOeenta. Agents wanted BXUMB ft CO.. llJi HoiiU? Klirhth street. Philadelphia. Pa MD A fl-Th'? ehalowt la tha werla.-InpcrUrs' f ON prloea-larreat Msapaay la a wer fc*~?ta A jumj pie arttola 1 plsasas avsry body J Trade eon. tinnally Incrwulng; Agents wanted ?varywhap?) i laduoemenu: dan'i waata time: send forclr'lar Walla, A Vaaay ai., a. t., T. O. bos U? GRAXTD EXFOSrriOST CLOCKS o rsp* JEWELBY, SILVER and PLATED-fABE, F. L. DAYIES & BRG.'S, Cor. Church and Summer Sts., IV hyille, . . tennessee. J. Er. GOLLADAY'S BIXTY-EIGHTH MOJSTTHIjYDBAWIITG. Nashville, Tenn., October 26, 1874. 100,000 Tickets. 5,000 F-rizes in Cash &>Heal Estate. T ioltota $S. 3I*Xovc5TaL for ?ESO. -4? Order? rau*? ?e addressed to J. R. Q0LLADA Yt Bowling Green, Ky. Next 210 Prises each, cosh |S.??. 1,000 501 Bismond Cross..-. 1,0% MJ Diamond Hett_._-1,000 DOS Diamond King.....?-. 800 604 Ladles' Diamond Waich and ueld Opera Chain._.-....- 600 605 An Kxtra Fine B loosed Hoise...-. 000 60S Barouche, Harness and Pair of Match Horses._. 1.C00 507 B cgt and Hur:.es*........................... 900 K8 A Gentleman'b Watch and Chain......._ 250 509 A Ladles' Watch and Chain..,_200 510 A Building Lot In Bowling Uieen, Ky.,. 300 Next 00 Prlr.cs oxch, cash |4._ 360 Next 39o Prizes each, cash ML.-_.... 1,170 001 Cash._.... 30) 00! Caan_._._. 850 993 Cash.?.?....;......._._. 400 0-.M Cash..-.._. K0 003 ? ash. 1.000 996 New Srame House, 4 rooms, lot 60 reet front on Troutland Avenue, Kdgefleld, Tenn-._.?.?._._ xflW 007 New Frame iluuse,4 rooms. 60 feet front Adjoining above....?,.,.................. 2,0*0 W8 BnUdics !o??n NaahviUei ';??"., ?3-8 feei front on Codege street._ 2,000 099 House and lot In Bowling Uieen. Ky..,. 2fiO> 1000 Twelve hundred uDd fourt en acres of land la Chambers Co., Texas, on Cedar Bayou. 25 miles from Houston.- 15,00.' 4.IO? approximate prizes of |1 each, being determined by 2,000 numbers on each aide of the number drawing the Capital Prize. 1 he above prizes w ill bo drawn ?? . ' . Nashville, Tenn., on Monday, Oct. 26th, 1874. My Drawings always take place on the FOURTH MOSHAYln each month. They are conducted In public by a committee selected Irom the audience by tbe ticket-holders present. 1(0 000 numbers, currecponding w Ith tho number of tickets issued, are put >nio the wheel, and the flrnt number drawn out entitles the holder of the corresponding umber to tbe Brat price on the 1st, viz: ?10.000: the sec ond numlier drawn t. the necond prize &c , u all one thousand numbeis are drawn. Tbe remaining 4,uu) urlzee nre determlne-l by upprozloiatc HUmban A Utatement of tbe orawn numbers Is published and forwarded to ticket-holders and agents. Prlcea forwurded pre m ally. 'lickets lor bale by agents throughout tbo country. Orders by Mall or Express must be directed to me at Bowling Green; Ky. ?1. lt. OOLLA?AY. co- Ticket.-? Cur sale by W. O. PRICE, Axem, No. *7 South College street, Nabu villi, 1 ?in 1 Ten Thousand Dollarn Cash. ....?10,000 i LOU) acreB of laud in Harris Go .Taxas, situated on Cedar Bayou. 25 miles from Houston. 10,000 3 Two siory Brick House and Lot, X)feet on S. Market, nn d 100 feet on wharf to an alley. Nash vil e. Tonn... 0.0U? 4 103 acres Improved property, 3 Balles from Amhviile on tne Dlcxersou Pike, wltb 2bou*es,3 rooms each, and outhouses.... 10.0C0 6 Ten Acres of Improved prop rty near Kdgefleld, one and a half miles Irom Naii vine, with new frame bouse con talning six rojma, outhousos. etc.10,000 6 beven and a half acres of Improved property adjoining above, wltb house of three rooms and outhouses, eta._ 7.000 7 Two M..r v Uriel: House, with lot U lect from on U. Market, and 100 feet deep to un alley. Nashville. Tenn._. 1.000 8 Two Htory Brick House, witb lot .ti feet fronton H Market and 100 feet deep to nn alley. Na&hvtlie, tenn. 7,009 0 Frame Hou?e. wltb lot 19 leet irunt on B. Market rupnlng tack 100 feet to an alley. Nashville, l?naiJs;il_;ii???? 4000 10 Frame House with Lot, ISfetl frout on K Market, running back 100 feet to an alley, Nashville. Teno.t. 4,000 Next 9) Prizes each, cash |20.. I SO Nex 1200 Prize* eacn, cash |10. 2,000 Best Organs for Easiest Payments! The :.!ASON A IIA MI.IN ORGAN CO , win ners of three highejl meda t und diploma of honor, nt Parlt, 1807. and Vienna, 1873, and highest awards In America alxoays, respectfully nnnounco that, having greatly Increased their facilities fur roanu factuie, they now ofler their celebrated Cabinet Organs,'not only for casn'exclusively, as formerly, hut will aviso rrntthtmwlth priv ilege oi purvluaso, or sell lor payments mn ulng through one to four .years. One may rei.t au organ nod thoroughly teal ft before com pleting Its puichase; If paid for In tbe course of one year the coat will be only live to ten per cent, more than the lowest price for cash on de livery. The following tablo shows amounts and times of paymeulon several plans, running through one year, for a ri VH OCTA VR DO UJ1LK HE ED OR GAN, style T, with Five Htops, Vox Humana, htc. Other stylo* are nt propo llonato rules. Cash Price. ?ISO. Time Pric.?l43 Rent J Mod. $14 30. No. No, No. No. No. NO. No Pay iu'i In A (Ivanee. ?14.00 ?28 no 28 24 71 ?1 57 02 litt 00 111 3 Mos ?14 30 28 24 16 46 in 0 Mos ?14 SO 8 fcOl 28 24 10 43 67 93 ID 0 Mos. (14 tO 28 24 lti 45 In M Mos. <%"> H? 85 Oi 28 24 lb 45 c?'v? (14 30 In advance, and ?10 44 each month for twelve months. Organs will be furnished on these plans, cither through agents, or directly, to utmost any part of the country Illustrated catalogues with full descriptions of the organs made by this company and circulars showing in detnil the dlffeieut plans of payment on which they are now oflered, icnt free. Address mason <fc i: AM lin ORGAN CO., Boston, New York or Chicago._ aQp<?- S E wi ng\^ "$20 i MACHINE^'; AUi.> iB - - NOVELTY PRINTING PRESSES. Tnic nesT tkt invented. For Amateur or business Pur pones and unsurpassed for Gencr ul Job I'rintlug. Over IO.O00I? Ose. BKNJ. O. "WOODS, Manufacturer and realer m every description of Printing Material, .MO fed--rat and 1016 Kneeiu.id street*, Iloatun F. MaoKusIck.6 Murrav HI . New 017 M r k' ? t fit , ouruo St., Chlcn York; Ko'ley, Unwell dt Ludwig. 017 Market st , Phlladt lph a: H. P. Rounds. 175 Mt go. send ior Illustrated catalogue RUPTURES POSITIVELT CURED. Bead stump for circular, or call. Abdominal Sup porters, Bhoalaer Braces, Crutches; all kinds of InttrumeutS for iloformltlos, Htlk StockttiBn, llody Bolts,?o. ?H. A. U. Ol. i IV, 187 Washington at., Chicago, CUSHING'S MANUAL Of Parliamentary Praotice. Rsif? r.f j-.",cc.-.-!!r.? and dohate In deliberative assembl es. An Indispensable hand-book for trtri/ mcii'tHrafa deliberattvebody,tMiA the authority in all the ?tatet?. The most authoratlve expounder of American parliamentary law."? Chas. fiumnrr. Price ti5 cent". Hunt by mall on receipt of price Addrews Thompson. BMWn a Co.. Bo ?ton. Mass. "GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK Offers to and will give toevery mibscriber^vheiher single or In a club, who pays In advsoco lor 1875. and remits direct to this office, A. Copy of ?'? TUTO RTCSOTJK," The handsomest chromo ever offered For clrcn 1 ir, contulnli g terms, etc , fd.ltos 1, A. OODP.V. . R cor Hixth?t neslnni is.. Philadelphia. I'n. fill flfifl PEACH TREES." VVIvUU Very flue, n? thelnweM living ; . ? ? : an slse.and in lots to sun i>uirlin>ero; I n general Nursery (-lock. Fur terms address HOOVKK & GAINKS, Dayton, Ohio. The American, Meat and Vegetable Chopper, [From tbo Jtarm aid JFlrttUie ] 1 Herewltb we present an illustration of a moat usetul llttie machine, designed to serve several useful purposes In the kitchen, such an chopping sausage meat, pie meat, ha*h. fish, fruit and vege tables. A glance at be cut will give the reader a general Idea as to the mode of operating the machine. Retog '-umnact, It takes but little spac and cau bo used on a kitchen table, taking about t he same space as an ord nary chopping tray. The American meat and vegetable chopper baa been long enough before the public <o be tborouithl) tested, and the volume of pr.tlse that bus been bo stowed on It frorr. various nources must convince nil tbas this iuvenilen Is alniu t a necessity in every family. This chopper Is made In larger alles for the uso of butchers, and these .have also become very popular. ' i he-ia Choppers are made In seven dilT rect altes?four alees for Family use and ihre- rises for Butchers?and are sold oy the principal dealers In Hardware, Hoose Furnishing Goods and Agri cultural Ituplementa throughout thecoun'ry. For Descriptive i'lroular and Price List address D. A. HKWI?S&.CO., 1 10 Ctmiiibcru Street, New York. CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY, Business College and T legraph Institute, I. KUAN ON, TRNNKHsKK. NASHVILLE BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS, COLLEGE, No 03 and 05 Clnircli Htreet. TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE, No. 5 Mortis Cherry Street. ? THE LEADLNQ COLLEGES. For particulars c+11 at either ' 'olle??1, or ltd dress the ? rlncipal. THOMAS TO.MhiY, Lebanon, 'lenn , or .Nft?hvll|e. Tenn. Why Is Df spepsla so generali (simply be. aus? It I* iieuiectud or maltre<i(ed. Htrlxe di rectly at the cause. Remove the acrid humors Which engender it, from the stomach and bowels, with TaHBANT'S KTKKKVK*CKNT HKLTZKB APKKIJCNT, and Indigestion, with ad It* palnlul concomitants, Is cured, .-old by . very dmgglst. DR. WHTTTIER, 21). 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo. i ??ntlnuee to treat all easaa of obstacle* to marriage " '; .inpurlllet, erery ailment or ilcst.es which rt.ulu ??..?. i..n rctloa or Imprudence, with noperalkted imms i>r. W.'s establishment Is chartered by tha SUtaa. ail ? . rl, Via founded and has been eatabtUbed to inn ?tt', certain and rellabla relief. Being a gradntia v jeterat medical colleges, and haying tue experlen?. ?> a long and euc:e..f..l lite Id his specialties h* ha* pel ?-.???? rcBicll?* that are efleotnal In all the.o ease*. Hit pall*r.? are belog treated by mall or express ererrwher? V? d.i.. i who i i, call or ?>ilio. From the great Bars Mr of application* be la enabled la keep his cl e .-j .111 page*. Klvlng rail symptoms, for two atao-v EV2ARRBACE GUBDE, page*, a popolir book which aboald be read by esary. I ".It No married pair, or Dgraona oonitmiJatlng tit.* rl?g>, can atool u> do wltboct rl. Hetsnlaloa the crearu r? lie.iloal llierao.re on tbla subjeot, tha reiultsof Dr. W. a Isag experience; also tha best thoughts fr?m late werk, ,o aurope aud .1 merles. Beat aeeled, po.t.Pald for 8t Ms. ttaiWlaMca^BBl^111.''.1. - HOG RINGEIt. lb,O0A,000 Hing?, to.ooo ningers. _ 0,500 Tonga KolJ. Itanln-ara Peelere Cell Them. lilnfteTgl, I Inrspr 100?Ulis T'.nr? S 1.1 -V l?y Mall, poal |"*I<1, rii.ul.tr* <r*?. AdJrt ts Il.Vf. BIU.A0O. Deeatur.lll, ADVF.UriMc R-?t -IV ft*, to Gico r >?*>* kil.v Co. 41 I'ork Ihivr. N V. Kir tnelt /nr.. BhJri or lOO ittioet, conlulolng ilMtsol J.w*J newt ampSrs.sUid estimate* showlna coat of aar?f slattv VINEGAR BITTERS l)r. J. Walker's California Vin egar Bitters aro a purely Vegetable preparation, mado chiefly from the na tive herbs found on tho lowcr.raugoe of tbo Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, tbo medicinal properties, of ivhjch aro extracted thorefrom without tbo uso of Alcohol. Tho question is .aia&aet daily naked, What is tho causo of tho unparalleled success of. Vine'gab Zit ters?" Our answer is, that they rcmovo the causo of disease, and the patient re covers his health; They are 'the gr&it hlood puriflor nnd a lifC'gWibg.prmciplB, a perfect Renovator and Invigpratpr of tho system. Never bofbro In 'the history of the world has a medicine, been compounded possessing tho rein ark ablo qualities of VineoaeBitteoh i? healhijjMthe sick of every disease man is heir to; "They are a gon?o Purgativo as well os.a.'Tpmo, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of tho Liver and Visceral Organs; in Bilious Diseases. Tho properties of Da. Walker's Vinksak BiTTKBS are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-irritant, .Sudorific, Altera tivn. ttn?l .AnM-^illfttiB. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vin egar Bitters the most wonderful, In vi go rant that ever sustained tho 'sinking system. *"* * - No Person can take these Bitters according to directions^and remain loDg unwell, provided their bones aro'not de stroyed by mineral poison or other me an 3, and vital organs wasted, beyond repair. , , , Bilious. Remittent and .Inter mitteilt Fevers, which arc so preva lent in the valleys *cf our great rivers throughout tho United States, especially thoso of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee','Cumberland, Arkan sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos; Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannaby Ro anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout bur entire country during tho Summer1 and Antumn, and remarkably so during sea sons of'unusual heat and dryness, aro j invariably accompanied by extensive de rangements of the stomach ami liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow erful influence upon theso various or gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, as thov will speedily remove the dark colored viscid matter with which tho bowels are loaded, at tbe samo timo stimulating the secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring tho healthy functions of tbo digestive-organs. Fortify the body against disease j by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can tako bold of a system thus fore-armed, i Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Tasto in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita | tat ion of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid neys, and a hundred other painful symp toms, aro the offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottlo will prove a bettor guaranteo of its merits than a lengthy advertise ment, _ Scrofula, or King's Evil, Wbito Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations:, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affect ions, Old Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. In these, as in all other constitutional Dis eases, Walkbr'8 Vinboar Bittens havo shown their great curativo pbwcra'ln tho I most obstinate and intractable cases. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, those Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases aro caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.?-Personsen | gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as [Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-boators, and Miners, as they advance in life, aro subject to paralysis of tho Bowels.- To guard against this, tako a doso of W'alkkk's Vin boab Bitters occasionally. For SK'in Diseases, Eruptions, Tot ter, Salt-Rhoum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, King-worms, Scald-head, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, I)i.-colorations of tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, aro literally dug up and carried out of the system in a'short timo by tho use of thoso Bitters. Fin, Tape, nnd other "Worms, lurking in tho system of so many thousands, aro effectually destroyed and removed. 2?P system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an tnolminitics will freo tho system from worms like theso Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo manhood, or tho turn of life, the.) Tonio Bitters display so decided an influence- that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when over yon find its impurities bursting through tho Bkin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores: cleanse, it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in tho veins; clean so it when it is font; your feelings will toll you when. Keop tho blood pure, and tho health of tho system will follow. . . R. II. McnOVAT.l) & CO.. Druggists wid Gen. Agta., San Fronoisoo, California, sad cor. of Washington nnd Charlton'Sts., N. Y. ?11 Or Sold by i fruggtsts and Dealers. OPIUM MORPHINE MBIT speedily cured by Dr. Ueck s only tsown i.nd sura Bcmedy. MO CHARGE ? for treatment until cured. Call on or addreu DR. <I. O. BECK, 113 John Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WltKN writing' 10 advertisers pi*a/?o monitor the name <>f this4,aper. So, ><? U. An Interesting II luatiated work ot 2St ... pHse?? ctmudafng ihoM? who aro married MARRIAGE GUIDE1; Information to. ...... munit* marriage. him. > ?or<vis Or. rums' Dlapenaary, K1(UlO MrsH, BU IX>d?. Mo. l'ric? fifty centn. by li Ncrtft