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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
PHILADELPHIA.

ccETtsEoadsice Of the \. Y. Tribune
fmLD1pma. sept inber II. ls59
On Friday night, about 9 oeleck the Mil puo.
Line, when near the Ranc0cas met with an ohstruct
IN 'he ROAD winch threw the engine, ten1er, and a por
Ten ID The Passenger ears from the track an1 ki.d
tie brakeman, Jesse Ircdell besides murinq the c =;
neer, John Cobson None OF the passengers wer, in.
aied though the casually caused detention of sev,l
hours As soon the news was received az the orc
o. TIE COMPANY, special train YVES DISPATCHED IN
ans en- INT passengers but IT was clcck before they
.sehtu lhs city The obstruction OF he roal was lgei
.hee by design, as the facts clearly show Wo.uosn
were engaged in the vicinity OF the su,. IN r,or; a.
~ a sVo OF ran hsd been placed degoray acr)ss
he ueef and secured IN such wogknanlike minner ~
mediteed t. WV WIN MA pre-
Fortunately ih' road was lesd ,ier,abouts ,r ill., con
se4sehee NJ gh' have been more segiOus Tbeer,;, -
lender were overturned AID The b-akosr,sn GU
W. On "a render was thrown under the car ami ba5
seih ks cat Oh above tie snkl and l,l- f,rs ;
ps,e ~ W. iY,ha under III way car The uhforu-
ee MAP oieaihed bat few ninntes after he was 5,r5
s is.ot ~ camden, whoro b. was much esteemed H.
- y. ar OF age and leaves wife and thrca cb' lin
s,I eoo the engineer was thrown from the enne
nses s.".a nseh bruised md the tender he ioru.
~ seoltu "'nout any very serious injury Nops OF
~ pNsStneen received any injury whatever Nn..t an
nc cas- were thrown of the track '
49," Iais were found inside tho track which IL i
A $500 hua been placed there puposely On of lben
80 NJ rs 81 having been struck hv the wheels vi The
49, so, me other beans marks which induce tn helier
~ " lea oeen placed diasonaliy aToss the track with
arm 50 -'Va sahst char IN 81 ia maunor as %
~ tsIooui or switch Tho night DO NJ intensely darn
49, 'ontse impossible 90 the obstruction The
!, 80 ieh had passed over the same spot safety about
svar ueIore the mshap BY consent OF the Coroner of
- $'on toun!y the body O. Nj lrcis was broprht
- o. aindon. whore an inquest wis hell Yesterday
Sesh IN Dr.. Cullen lhe Coroner Of Caiplan Cl1n.,
80 ine -se- were cxamrrt. who throw very li.,le
49, eisn NE unfortunate curson,c. Ehcv carrob ,rao
A<tvei.fn ~ III '0'
ice lo'r ciie AMI Norh. rn Liberty Hose C,m.,,'es
~ f1'i'rcar placed ont oi service iw * months for
VIZ - seventh and spruce 1T. tle might OF the sth
~ Toe Mayor oi oar c.,y present g. tfs G.tura
~ d testified yesterday % Cd Tie rial o. thc ,.sc IN
IN Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company arc
- io rebuild the bridge az Ggey's Fcn5. 20 as o.
inn o. double track oser IT, and 10 prt e., ug,.
stca House Of pressed brick at Chester and lav q
eeebr trek % Whining nls0 ut other D. ri. og th,
Nea Who're te O. oins Pass each other TIE building of
osaage ever tn SusQaehanls viii DE commenced 81
e'otir Nl.ih WA ohNls. it utc. .5 eel. r.. 'I. cod
I% be .u h, event OF the ri'cr ne.lN- 'sor ln
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AUSTRALIA

~, Poacm0 H,r0l3 has received new, from Australia
an To- the I0;h OF june from passenger who len sydney
On date three wecs later than previous adv.ccs by
way Of England.
iheuincual polite point Of interest are the elect ons
now going ia which the liberal party appear to be in
lasct fjority
mm- ration -til continues large ,cale. and the
arc hrh for al the 7r,e oi lie Lumber ot
all sorts, fbui chiefly American dressed and American
minrg tools sre greatly in demand
Flour has f1len owing to the quantity of damaged sip,
IN morkot the cargo by the Panama from New-Norh sol
for only Us per tun
The Weld 6f gold is ,t the increase and crime i of
rarc uutnce
Tie Frisk left sydney for Caao on the Same DAY az the
v-e In which our informant took ha passage. bat had NO
arrved wien the Santiago left She brings number o.
returning uasser gers the United States and England an
a messenger of Adams & Co.'S express
The steamer New-Oicans had arris II.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST

Frol To ATiHHlI tIlF,T- : -.
Dv the arr al 81 the Pacific Steam AaFi- t-ipn
~ steamer santiago. Capt K JOY, we are ID ste- 80
III our usual fiss Of Chilian AM feriVlaA ~ ~
ubieh We compile the follow az summary ~
CnlIf-Our Valparaiso dates are 20 ine JUL ~.
sford u 10 further news than that pfeHei- by i" ~
me los 81 the paciie Steays Nayisston Oe'n. ~
..rsr l. confirmed but IN T. I'll -r giica-- iil ~
iLrn thosc slIcaly fahlsh.4 r..
~ ClHsa Colgrss. r s,n "a session, a-i '' f'T'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

The following peFTons came passengers in the Illinois
". Writ W Pa II Fau-l-r y P5geT sad lady. B. C.
rr-sio i.dT Niss Lini-rnsr vi. 4 8g1sTe uA
Per-. 4 -. Hrkiev md bd John IcC-e.th Wn i:O
sid CT Hsrry 1-rrfr W Q WRIT Co .hlrs ; a. O'f4'
- lrd lsty : Hunt, Fsq EfFsri Wsrt fv-sT ~ ID
ctIar Z Wleiis Z. snlro-s Go p. FmTra- tAfsal
- resfu=frl ! : Csrr--er fWfz FsrE1 Co.'S -re- tr
De- vie Ryfr mail VIM H. HlEsrs adv nd s1n 9 ~
~ eefro1 g. Rerye ziy sni tsurhrr y u p,
II Cd Nch ! :. sTiff g W. King O. C. L70n 4 J. Ma. n
Fort " Trr'er " Crsv W vorfs 3 Bl EharI T. \
ftei siss E. Alezrrder srd i.dv Fir-ri s1tr-t1-
P o. NJ Enrro- z. Dl.s1l Car J.
Pline q. 9 nlrcr.h G Gaslon, D. V Bal Z riet
Tasher 7 tfsitT G1rs L Saith. r Tnle. : b7s,
~ Char5sg T. trfnrifr RoweL Crfrr. Geo Brfse "
Schiessrsfr Hr lifruaE. MF Lent 1t1
Hfr1rsu y rkea s1d .sdv m Shay " Wic1r q
Hofufr Jcnrr 81 Hsn-r,gle Hsla-s7li- 2 " W M y
J. Essc D. Jsccb Jshu7s aid 81, 10 T5--lfT
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.,rrvpr 10 KrDNAP-THE SHOOTING AFFAIR
AT CINCINNATI, g..

fINCIEN'II- 7 I0T.i p > LII
...,..,, r,,,ol Greene and city watch.a N named
he5 Il, la ia dav In a. 600 each. Tor arrest
,~ and eu1o,ing 10 kdnap Watkins rec mani
~, Tbey were conveying him b. eeriags il-I i5u, nt
IA nearly reached The river, when her progress was q"
Tbere rro now strong hopes q the recovery o, MI
ts,ncs & Hnil who was roceh ily shot by Dr. Amos.
On tho APPLICATION Of ki'sane and f"ala., 49, ~
r1nn TO day ordered change Of venue 10 warren va
s I'd he pr;s,,uers will be- tiled Of Lebanon.
The river has risen seven fes altogether.
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PBILADELPHIA Sept II, 1883.
The Jury who Investigated the Of the late accdsn,
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad have attributed it to
desfn on the part Of person recently discharged from
the service OF the company The company have offered
$4,000 reward for the and conviction OF the author
Of the outrage Officers have gone to MooresOwn to ar-
rest certain parties supposed to be implicated in the affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
,,r STEAMSHIP GEORGIA At NORFOLK IN
I'M DISTRESS.

NoTfOrs Saturday, : ~. 10, 1913.
,,.,.,.fiu Georgia which len New York on the 5.h
~ ~. a.,,,vou with the California mails aud passen
81 rt moths roYt 20 day in distress having eight ieo
grsier ~ hold She Encountered severe harie. ~,
q Oals were rcr-.io 10 bring her 70 this port
s,senoc,s and crew al se,
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,utpcTS AGAINST 4 CLERG NAN.
t.A" KlyosTry. Saturday, u - 1873

,,,. q lister w meet IN this village OF Tues.
The tin' :vesfiraie rhagres brought by portion of
dg neA Of The Seccni Reformed Ducl Carrch in
ID CoDS sga;rst their Pastor. Rev. H. W. Smaller -
ao es Sdaa Linn for lie p SPa " ana
Eheh - e on foot 20 have the evl'nee taken in
his. II IL understood win BE- rc'.t b. the
pn'1tses n The COnsistory who D-ng The compliant
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ryocpATrc STATE CONVENTION.

Syracuse, SaturdaS sept 10, 1853.
ne lid District Convention as.einsiet h.e tbs a.
~ he s,s,e Convent on aHd Jas l.. Di4g liar i.
Dsfs seial Convention Resolutions were olered a.
isne a. ,he state srd National Atnaistrat J' ani
,ers referred TO The Committee on Resolutions }" mo
Sse Ds'cgafe in tie ItDtrio Is v IN. j. Crave AM
JSe rttt iujins c. Kline both Baruburnes.
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AID FOR THE NOBILE srFFERERs.

TU8IOf s1Trr-ti- 0'IT. ~, ~
-. twenty-five gentlemen met at The Revere u ouse
cn 10 take measure 90 raise funds i0f the suite er
- Mayor Seaver presided. The sun Of S5)owa'
as.'s5ed by those present. and COMMITTEE chosen to
n. tlor aid
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r1RE AT NEM BEDFORD.

wBEDFoRD, Saturday SEPT. lo lo''.
p, osr the railroad depat and spread 70 the Frank
I'm lIouse on pesrst the Exchange Hotel ana staDie-
"A, lied The dwelling house Of Dir Philips, AM the Far
' s,d Mechanics Hotel The two latter owned
me .vrcucc Myers a. Co. Of New York. The buid ngs
~ 81 wood and very valuable. Loss about $4,000.
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rvvrp IN TEXAS AND ALONG THE MIS-
Ihb IE'T SlsSIppI

NEW ORLEass WEDNESDAY, sept 2, 1883.
r. c.lyeston poIeie Of tie "a int -iac that to y9l
fse % lad appeared therc N mill FORM two deaths
~ ies..aaerurred during the last week.
nTIs S,er is sill preya ling along The A..l.' pm NJ
b sln Ys.ehez, Grand Calf Port Gibson Baton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
Interesting Intelligence from " aikess Psss--sesreh
for Lieut.. Bes,s-sDe>erfrsion ~ the Psss-The
Desert end the Trlsre ysiiey--Tie TETON aud
The Digger Indians.

From ~ 81 Franca,l Herald
Nr Harry Edwards Actin Indian Agent il the absence
Of Li,ut Bcse reached lhs city Sunday morning. sx
dny. rom Walkers Pas lie In the neiglb0Fho1d .!
the Pa on tie LIT Of August which time Lieut. Beale
and DIS rlrv had not arrived and Travelled plsi hast y
stockton We ga.hcr from him tie following iHffe-1.ls
pat,srlsrs e,neernng the various passes through me
irou fa- about which much interest n resea IN
and fhc character Of the country below The -Four 'feN
ana ,ie T.lars /. Sc. heretofore ltfie Known.
Nr Edward letFoIi Mile or The Cpper ssn Joaquin
opt 18Th Jure ard pushed raj idly doTn seufh % ile *.
reeaon at meeting Superintendent beae abodt The - OF
ly 4; Walker Pas. On his arrival thcre be found 10
trse II lie travcsr. and Ielt eveTaldsya ~ EXAM nin@
fi .,rr5aud;ng coulry The Pas Is gap 10 the Sierra
Nevsla eairg from The Tulre Valley % the Desert be
v,r5 tr1Dp IS The Greet Basin h 5 about ten nile
rom liar 20 rlnin and 50 gently soring that
4 cr.eious o rhe RE. Aaer gctin. through the
eirn h II lie opposes tell but there j.
in mixing easy wagon road througbin fact
fb - ua -eeff a-ceui - be 0oere0me than upon the
h;oi s-t road i4ln n.0chtOn b. Ma.iplsa The HIS
eicr ds arc l9w but Ines gradually RE us,l they merge
into r.. -lOs1 cEp a sun ma II the Sierra Nevada. The
tral.' o. f .l-ufT Ur.dch pI0eeed rp tie banks Of
re hrrn River vliel hal ucar n Pasg until 10 come
rtr re. iorTinc iis u~1n rnc ascent ior about
- aI- b. nes won 't~ ea- ~ -ite y he , f1a
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n,orrsrANT AssO CATION OF PHILADELPHIA

PBLADELuIA, SATURDAY., Sept. 10, 1888.
qhe rroeession Of tho Protestant Association j. now
,;nd over the route. No disturbance h0i occurred
thpsG
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LATE FroN RIO JAyEIRo The clipper ship Eagle, Capt.
Farrun from Ro Jnnci,o Aug. arrived Saturday morn
ny reports the market duh coffee high and freghts
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RruArKABlr SUICIDE ~ NDnNA-A correspondent ~
prol vile gives the following particulars OF somewhat
Extraordinary ease OF suicide which occurred at the village
Of Mt Carmel in Franklin County Ind on the 5I't uiL
Young man Of fine appearance named Bronson had SCI
tied there as winter to engage in the practice OF m'deins
lie seemed an gent and gentcmanly person oil cor
rect habits and was member the Presoyerian Clnreil.
T. farmer and as he had the confidence OF me
lulHc was doing reasonable share OF practice o a'
morning of his death he in usual .Plss ate n1 nta.
III oIlel fr sorne medicine and not finding IN N
he fnt room, went TO the back roon and ioanl nm ~,
vin At full n.,h on his back upon the hooI, WIN na'
In ,;sI of >f,v.huinc from which about - gram
were ahstracied and a tunbler in which tire dellly
dreuplt had been mixed. told the story Inc causo q
tbis r., me Il unknown lie cheerful easy goo
uatrred man OF hn habit apparently fond OF lie, nor
known TO have any domestic troubles or PcennaFy enoa
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Production Of the California ha'es-,mo""t o
Treasure SHIPPED fson san franei"o az '''
and is5a-IntersstR,4 Gold ssatIstIes.

aud is52-IntersstB,g Geld ssetisties.
From. an elaborate table compiled for TIE Prizes On,
md Shining L,fb BY Adams & Co. II appear. that
Who'll amount Of cold dust Lsanife.ted and sh
fr,ui the port - San Francisco during tho SIX months
M June 3Oth 1853 was s2- 900, 80 ~.
The following table shows The shipments for the 'e'
months ,,,.,.,, s..., -,
tsrts s1Iieifs and the Hss.an ,...:,.;., fis%|'
Olihs .ags 81, s1-se 2 vs. d. insd or \ ~
aS 10 ri ~ 81 = 2 q; vsissi..s
Us FassUAsY-By fbe ffearers T.nnes.ee, cof,cf Pa
rams. B.osher 5or - en. lshfer.a sni tlc sli-
..os ~ GIN sr S1s and 80
Yo,t &i55f So gaw.Oflesns s7dcB 81 TO-
London sam i,f NtPa4ano elsls0l D. Tor
IA si.Ecn-B, .t, steamers Oresor wiaeslS scott
rlefc. Ccid.o Gate aed thf i,i. ns = ,.sh vle-9
af rho islss = nee ati klnut. fcE -Jfieene ffed-
rriarv1i 0alaies Psifss. Ans Lopez ssytor;
T.oabaeo,,s aaasisaL Telegraph rnsTqa snd ,us,
- ' ON .ar y W. dsstn,d sersey
York &c 20 tsf ssE Oesss t.s -, ,a ~ y 'or
Ck.as si2i0 To- CsleBtta ESSEN for Ne"
Ia .,ss-- BS ne a,sraep csisEnis, Cores siesf.
- .as Co aHbus if9,nar Jonsieap ss ct,
go Cri5srias ENss Bell. MaEzsf Il, NsEeedes.
Ra1sY, R1iria fsaHy Msjor s1d AIss' 71o'
Yoj - 80 Tor ssv-Ohesns $3.50 % ~
Londou tsso - .oS PsasInA- el5Sst 70 EOS w.
sarsso ana = . ~ " fa Chins.
~ Nig-By - assmets Pselle fsban. JoaL L
aq yesssi, Psnau's- Anis,, cispsr Ohseisl spray,
R.hsscs Louisa NsFla sopbia sad Rs,iier ana
Ofthh I'M 414e4 Is wssdsf-in f5s New
York F3iS5 Tor NsNOIlc1Es, t<sllSl ~ iar
lcEiCn fJ1f 81 fgr Vsipsr3to. +i,foi Tor ne
sondWicb slsrds tn5 80 rs for China
TT fUns-Bv he steamers California bf3lafr tonc-
Ian. Golesn 1ltc ard OTcEgn and tae ..ii9e -
ssk Sea serrsnt When. st1E q ne LAge = al.
pforse Cszard Afelrs. Fiechs ard p, .ecef 'i'''
on ths s1n Is ~ 90 - Wss tssll1edf 49,
York sn ofS fsr We ~Ofeans $500 Ji ~
flndoB SAC o fr Nspsr 30 49, - -, ~
Chins- : n 20 To- IzrIs and Wv '' -"
Sou.h NsLr
a., -. q. ii o..rtert 10, the
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-03
NO..7nl.
/ CURREY & MARTIN.
RICHARD cURREY. JAMES g. MARTIN
cURREY 4 NARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Union Street EashEilke Tenn

MEDICAL SADDLEBAGS.-
dozen pair Of improved styles, just received and for
FAMILY MEDICINE ECHESTS.-Assortedsiz sizes
with bottles neatly labelled and filled with the choicest and
purest medicines just received. 9eoe 3 sf,5.
SHAKER III HEHBS.--A full assortment of this years
collection consisting of Sage Spikenard Canip Cofnrey
Lobelia, Liyerwort Lemon Balm, Pennyroyal &C. Also
large supply of Sage of home collection Just received
SNUFFS.I geo pounds Sweetzer's Maccaboy Snuff in
jars and barrels. - - -
80 dozen Iintons CARROTS and Sweetzers Snuff in bot
ties, Just received. Y.
TiLDEN'S MEDICINAL ExTRACTs.-An
assortment genuine extracts prepared in vacu
axaean, Belladonna, Hyosciamus Aconite &c., &C. Just
received s.-- f--..-s+ - -
LfNSEED OIL.-5oo gallons of pure Linseed Oil,
just received - f5 u t7s7 $500 gi-s,P
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Six dozen Dis
seeng dozen Surgical cases-three and iour o
dozen Ply sicians Poket Also 10 large eases Sur
g cal instruments; 10 do do Obstetcal do: 10 cases
Cuppng Instruments cases Trepannng Instruments just
received. Sf- ~ sLa -igF . F=1T'7Tl'
FOkCEPS.-Hodges Obstetrical Forceps;-Bond's
Srahisom forceps Devices Pacenta Hook Tons Forceps:
Dissectng Forceps Surgeons Dressing Forees S,rcor
Bone Forceps and large variety Of instruments
Just received. ,
TO PHYSICIANS furnishing our store we have
procured Haskell Merrick Bulls Select Powders together
with the purest Chemicals with which all prescriptions will
be exclusively put up Oar Tnctres also prepared Of
caly Physicians may rely therefore upon having their
Prescriptions compounded with the purest medicines and
in the neaest manner possible. TTs3 sss
Dr. Curry will give his personal attention to this depart
ment Of our Establishment CURREY MARTIN,
nov 20 Union street. Nashville
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pERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, u

PERFUMERY, FANCf hnAASA410' w.
II ANDOLINE for the hair; ~
- Curling Fluid;
Macassar OH; -, u r-r.-ssseEt
Pomaulln in china, earthern and glass pofs ~
Comnonnd Ok Morrow. valuable olcagnods 1 lnA.lre'
aosed of nuried Ok Marrow and Halle Nut oi, COM
binei with grateful perfumes; taE =
Beef Marrow in small and large bottles; -5 -.. -
Rose Hair Oil, in fancy bottles 4
pnnat,,n in sticks (whtesnd black;(
u Ios This new and valuable preparation entirely iree
from spess is especially adapted 10 'he iaaie os
F,p I,,stra The art of Pertumers mas never Pioue
better preparation for the Hair, whetnef we ~ ' &
c,nce or its mower of instantaneousy clelSing ue a
and moving scrf and dandruf. and lmpafulg sou anu
natnral lusfre; entirely devoid of grease
Liauid Hair Dye-a superior articie M
Tooth Paste charcoal "a new aruclei c-
Tooth Paste-Rose;
Tsotb Powder in turned wood boxes;
Cosmetic Crea,n-for beauying the complexion ana pre-
venting the skin from chapplng; ,..: AZ
Fan divine de Venus-for improving ana oeautyn my .no
onnexon eradicatng all cutaneous erupuohs anu fe-
dering the skin soft and fair;
Amandine for chapped hands and nps
Pearl Powder in round and square boxes;
JiIy White in round and square boxes;
Neen Fun or Chinese Skin Powder;
Powder PuiS, in single boxes; -, .,. ~ 4
Sachets various sizes; .E .a
Vinegar Rouge-Rouge in pots f-sas
Pink Saucers; ----.,
Cachou Aromatic; ,..4;,,, ,,Ioosant
odor; ....-... -8s-.t KS
Preston Salts, in cut glass bottles; -
EorO.,. bv A. STRETCH, Druggist,
roi ' '' Corner Union and Cherry sis.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-03
THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

HAVING at great epeynse procured the most recently
improved machinery and tools for the construction Of
the heaviest work in metals solicit from the Western
and Southern public portion of their patronage We
prepared to make to order Railroad Machinery, such
Locomotives, Passenger Freight Cars, Frogs, Switch
Stands, Repair Cars and all work apperanng to Railroads
Steam Engines.-Boat and Stationary Engines from 5
horse power with boilers of the best Tennessee ron
Saw Mills Fitted up complete, with Circular Sash
Saws, embracing the latest improvements Grist Mills.
Engines and Machinery, complete for Grist Mills of all
Sugar Mills of the most recent construction with Engines
to correspond put up part of the Southern country
Cotton Gins.-Engines to drive Cotton Gins with all
necessary appurenance made to order short notice
In all where it is desired, furnish engineer to
put up the engine and instruct intelligent negro that
he may continue to operate the engine, &c.
Brass and Iron Castings of any size description with
Shafting, Mill Ge rilg, Water Wheels, Cast Iron Bank
Vaults, made to order.
Information cheerfully given and orders received by
JAS. PLUNKET, President.
n BThe highest prices paid for old Brass and Copper.
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PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL

TIME departments of this School have been hlled and ex
/ tended by the appointment of the Hon THOMAS b.
MONROE who has long been successful instructor IN va
ous branches Of the Law the prOessorshp he has ac
cepted The faculty therefore consists of 80
The Hon. GEORGE ROBERTSON, Qate Chief Justice OF
Kentucy Professor of Constitutional Law, Equity, Jurs
prudence and Pleading and the Law of Comfy.
The Hon. THOMAS A. MARSHALL (late Chief Justice
and now Judge of the Court of Appeals of Ky PROBES
sor of the Common Law Elementary and Practical, in
cluding Pleading and Evidence.
The Hon. THOMAS b. MONROE, Judge of the U S Dis
ct Court for Kentucky,) Professor OF Clvl, National
Criminal and Commercial Law. And
NJ c. JOHNSON Adjunct Professor, who will attend the
class in the casual absence of the regular Professors
The winter of this School will commence as usual
ON the ls of November and will be prolonged to five IN
stead of four months heretofore. This extension OF the
session will enable the Professors to give more extensive
principally by daily examination lgs OF
the text books with such and Illustrations as
may be and also by Moot Courts ior
and the discussion of legal questions and by re-
from the students written exercises IN drawing up
bonds deeds and other legal Instruments arguments and
oppions The of the students will also be special
Nv directed to the history of Jurisprudence and to Cv HIS
tory as connected with the progress of the Law and to the
Federal The books will be principally such as have
been heretofore used to be furnished by the students
The extension Of the session and of the course OF insuc-
tickets the partcs of which will be hereafter announced.
It is expected that there win be second session OF hive
months in each year. and in fact that arrangements Will he
made for continuance of regular study and during
the whole year. by such students may desire IT. Dpo
mas win be granted at the end of each session TO such as
found qualified to receive them. M. Z. JOHNSON,3 -
octo1-trtf rNTka q Chairman Board Trustees.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-03
LOOK AT THIS!

IOvA Al InlO.
T HAVE just received q large supply of Elegant -
Il and Fashionable Furniture, which am sell 81
ing for cash or approved paper. Great inducements
are offered in the way OF good bargains motto being
"Quick sales and small profits"
My stock consists in part of the following VIA large
assortment of Bureaus of various styles from $40 to sl0O
Sideboards fine and common; Book Gases, Desks Ward
robes, large assortment Tin Safes; Common and Marble
Top Centre Tables Extension Dining Tables Wash Stands
fine and common, from 81 to $2S Dessert Tables Fancy
Work and Side Tables; Clocks, Window Shades Looking
Glasses, Commodes Hat Racks; Poplar Sycamore, Walnut,
Cherry, Mahogany and Rosewood Be6seads; Lounges,
Misses Bedsteads Single Bedsteads; Shck, Cotton Moss
and Hair Mattresses the cheapest sold in this market
Sofas, Ottomans Parlor Chairs in Plush and Hair Cloth
Rockers; fine and Cane Wool Seat and Split Bot
tom Chairs and Rockeri &C., &c, &c.
Ez- few Guitars; also, Harp Guitar, which
9szzzftszl7s3will sell at cost.
IT. III Four of Gilbert's superior Rosewood IRON
framed PatentAcon Pianos, warranted which will sell
at reduced prices -sf
Many of the above articles made in this city, and
speak for themselves Of the taste and skill of workmen
Furniture made at the "South Nashville Mandatory
can had my store at factory prices Ali those avorg
me with a call am determined to give satisfaction.
~ Furniture moved with and despatch.
je3 l. II. MORTON, Union Street.