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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHvILLE.-MEDICAL DEPART
MENT

MENT. .....
TINE Third annual Course Of Lectures in this Department
will commence Tuesday the first of November next
and continue till the first of the ensuing March
PAUL F. Eve NJ D. Principles and Practice of Surgery
JoBY NJ. WATSON N. D. Obstetrics and the Diseases of
Women and Children. r-e ...a
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ D., Surgical and Pathological Anat
omy and Physiology . . ~. ...
W. X Bowling, II. D. Institutes and Practice ofMedi-
ciGe.
c. X. WHsros, N. D., Material Medca and Medical Ju-
risprudence
RoBERT T. PORTER, M D., General and Special Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
WILLIAM 4. BRIGGS, NJ. D. DemOnStratOro! o! Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will be open for students, the
first Monday of October.
fun Preliminary crarSe Of Lectures will be given by
the Professors commencing also the first Monday of Oc
tOber
The Students will have free TO he State Hospital.
Fee of each Professor Sl5 MatricuatOn ticket 50 bis
secting ticket $40 Graduation fee So
Good board be obtained in the city at from 50 90 to
s. per week. Further information may be obtained by ad
dressing the Dean j. b. LINllSl.EN, NJ. d. ..s -
Nashville, July SO-w&w Dean.
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TENNESSEE MARINE ANp FIRE INSURANCE COM

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIHE INSUhAhCE CUM-
PANY.-CAPITAL S150, 600.
AFFlCE the North side Of the Public Square, midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They wimake insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
and the risk of the rver the Cargo of Keel Boats aud
other crafts and vessels and other cargueS
the usual terms. JOHN NJ. HILL. President.
JOSEPH NAULX, Secretary.
DrREcroRs-AleK. Allison, John NJ. Hl F. b. Fogg G..
NJ. Fogg. James CrTey Jno. NJ. Bass Joseph Woods Sam
nel Seay, Matthew Watson, j. }. White, jacob McGayock
ianl s.r.,
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TRUNKS. yALIsEs. and CARPET BAGS.

TRUNKS, vALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS.
WE have Just received alarge anu fine as S-SYNYN
w sortInent Of Trunks Carpet Bags and siT n III
Yalises consisting Of Sole Bag and Kip q. LLGAj
Leather Travelling Trunks aud Valises also of SaxOny Brus
sells Wilton and common Carpet Bags which viii sellat
ow prices. RS. HOLLlNS co. "-
ianla Cnrner Of ColleCe and Union sts. Nashville.
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MEDICAL.
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WE FoFtieth Edition. viirb Oue
|. ]. !. :. J ]. !.
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Diseases and Malfornations d. NE - - SSN<
Human System in every shape and ~ "a VA
form, To which IS added Treatise ~ ,<ptA VA
on the Diseases Of Females. being Of ~ <<Sz&M WI
the highest importance to rnarTsso 81 kAstssi fflA i
people, OF those contemplating mar.is ERS% kfs&t ~
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CHEMICALS large stock, and from the best
I manufacturers some exceedingly rare, never before
brought to this market Attention of Physicians TO this
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited
aug7 .tr j. g. BROWN.
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hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced Gel eve
lower than have ay one hat afterwards recover
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and aer trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians this
as weas other countries without relief be finally succeeded
with preparation OF his own in being restored 10 good
health N. GABBERT, NJ ..
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DIR. J. W. GRAY.

Eks Js
Office in McCombs' New Building, on Cherry Street
Brt1otsH DeuisrcE and JHi0a.
5eaIA-1om RESIDENCE
INOR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame House just
completed with seven rooms well plIstered and pa
pered Situated Church street in Hines addition TO
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
fom the Female Academy and will be sold on reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire nC Il. l.. Crenshaw,
auglS W D. ROBEhISoN, NJ l-eIhoie ST.
TTAVANA CICARS.-We have this day received
10000 Superior Regala londre and Prensados Cigars,
to which we invite the attention of smokers.
july 80 n. H. * JlAoN
DOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
have the extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Bows from Ole offered for sale IN the
Union Orders for Gentlemens Clothing filled at the short
est notice.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege Of changing them if they do not suit
f. A H0lT d BRO.
s ". corner ofChes'nut and lost Philadelphia
April 6. lA52-lv
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Our accounts being
small and great many ct them not worth the trouble
of collecting have this av closed Books, and viii
hereafter 10 business entirely for CASH Persons wishing
10 buy an these terms will find il their advantage call
Persons having claims against will please present them
for payment and those indebted will please call aud paw up
augt < NIXON.
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DERMUDA ARROW R0OT.-Warranted per
ID fectly pure and fresh full supply at
i @ KRi)XN.
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co., WISSISE Po,E, y omce hours, 3to 5, p NJ

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
II WISH 10 dispose of nav Farm Mil Greek, AZ azS
miles from Nashville, about 40 rods from the MUIR -F9@
treesborO Turnpike adjoining the lands of Birdwell -
Caldwell Minerva and Franklin Colleges containing about
60 about in wood and the balance under cl
tvation-ith good orchards there the State con
ssng of peaches apples pears, grapes plumbs in great
variety; TWO never failing springs and several cbaybeae
springs The improvements very air-conSsting Of
good frame house with porch 20 feet front good brick
house. smoke house. kitchen stables cribs &c. The orch
ard by close attention. would yield from $500 to $500 year
ly the fruit is Of the choicest kind My only reason for
wishing dispose oft is my intention to change oca
tion and business will dispose ofmy stock and furniture
anv person wishing purchase the said farm. Terms
accommodating Tile mdputable. For further particu
lars enquire of L. MOSES,
aug4 Ne. 9 College st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAN KNOW TEYSEIpn

An LaralaaUe Booh tor 25 cents. "Ese.y Family
slossld haze Copy ''@
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DRUGS, &C.
DR. BLEpsoEs ALTERNATIVE COMPOUND

TIE Remedy 0oer az ksnae for the Dalsssef be Lace,
DyspelsS Eslor1e4aet aad hfahsatiea Of De Splee5
HSart5srns Ciis FIaaleace, Pts Constipation ak
diseases of tie orels and such diselses is arise frorn
disordtri STATE of tie Stomach, Lirer or Bo,cels a,
Scrofaa and Sores Of Gay Kind For General DEBILITY,
from arlich Lalies treqeeatly suffer there is not Il
e1ual IN tie soioZs Mlterta As3tcd
THE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Iiverha he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
home aud in Europe, but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it BY accident that he
eeeded in curing himself Since he has been practcng med.
iene, his in such has been unriYaled He
has been aware of the ncreduy of the public and
quenty said nothing Though the press of his case
by its success as shown the certificates which have
advertised
subon the certificate Of Prof NJ. GABBER7, of Memphis
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
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NOR SALE.-A Farm of 120 acres of Land, and
Il half miles from Nashville the Lebanon Pike. The
principal portion of the Farm lies in Stones River bottom
0nebaf ceared-balance heavily tlmbered; Improvements
are very GOOD In fact there two sets of improvements
ON the place with all necessary ont houses with Wood and
BacEsmb Sbopfrst rate water and it convenient For
,aTTic,Iars arnly IN r. A. BALLOWE,
Gen Ae't Nol7, Deaderick ST,
Or GEO. d. HAMLET,
septi4 on ihe premises
WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.-
w have received choice lot of Linen handkerchlets
For sale by sep29 MEMS McGlLL'
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY AND FARM FOR SALE

Publishers, Box lg6 PhiLda
booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
the most liberal terms. septJI-tv
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Office in McCombs New Building, on Cherry Street
B,t1rsH D,,uisrScE and JHi0a.
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TAVANA CIGARS.-We have this day received
II


10000 Superior Regala Londre and Prensados Cigars
I O which we invite the attention of smokers.
july 80 n. H. q JlAoN.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
Loss 0fthc Sam Gloon.

The Louisville daily Courier: Of Feb.
22nd has the following:
Yesterday we published the sinking OF
the Sam Gloon in the Mississippi, at
Spanish Moss Bend. We have since
learned that she was sunk by coming in
TO collision with the II. r. w. Hill, and
will prove total loss. Both boats
were descending the river, and the Hill,
while rounding to, struck the Sam Gloon
and sunk her.
The boat was run on a sand bar, and
sunk to her cabin floor. The Lexington
went alongside, and saved a portion OF
the deck load Of the boat. The Mem.
phi. Wing, Of the l7th, has the follow.
ing:
The Hill was rounding out from q
woodward. 1t appaars that either one
or both Of the officers of the two boats
were 10 blame, but it has become Sc
common to attach no blame to the OF
fliccrs that we must remain silent. Thi.
is the second boat sunk by the Hill du
ring this her first season.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01

a lively knowledge Of tho interesting
fact ihst q large numbsro very pa'ri
o.ic gentlemen are willias to immediate
themselves upon the public altar. by be-
coming governors. judges, secretaries
and ireasurers, and that with this end
in view. they have already performed
mighty labors and incurred immense los
ses for the good Of the party. What
little Of poii,iesl eoergy there is in the
State is invested in the respectable busi'
ness Of packing county and township
Conventions, and instead Of thinking Of
abuses 10 be corrected, aspiring patriots
are busy combining forces, to give promi'
nence 10 this or that Sc. Of candidates
for official honors. In servile imitation
Of Locofoco tactics, We arc playing o
game at which Locoiocoism alone can
succeed; and are, in fact presenting to
the world the interesting spectacle Of
Two Locofoco parties, the one bearing
The same relation 10 the other that the
tell does to the kite, emula,ing ell its fan.
tastic dolgcs, and serviceabe only as i,
aids to keep the main body in state Of
perpetual ascendacy."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
THE CABINET.

We 6nd in most Of our exchanges
spec eculations as to the formation OF
President Pisrcs's Cabinet; and in two
or three, entire lists Of Cabinet officers,
said to have been decided upoh, and
that their authority is good. Howev.
rsE. on comparing notes, we hnd that
no two lists are alike, and We therefore
conclude that none Of them are entirely
correct, or il they should be, we are un
able 10 distinguish the genuine from the
counterfeit. We arc not so impatient
10 know, but that we can wal, for an
official declaration; nor so disuustful Of
Gen. Pierces ability, as to attempt to
assist by our influence in the formation.
We have entire confidence in his ability
10 select such men as will be capable to
perform the duties of their respec tive
stations with honor to themselves and
plo6s to the people.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01

expressed his deep regret for worldly
and careless life. in these emphatic
words -"Ah, how happy it would have
been for me, had spent these twenty.
three years ! have held my kingdom in
retirement" Z
"Good God," exclaimed dying no.
hlcman, show have employed MYSELF
In what de)irium has my life been pass.
cd! Whit have been doing while the
sun ia its race and the stars in their
courses have lent their beams perhaps
10 light me to pcr4i,ion!"
"Remorse for the past" exclaimed
the dying Altamont, "throws my thofs
10 the future. Worse dread Of the future
throws them back on the past. turn
and turn and find no ray. Death is
knocking at my door; in few hours
more ] shall draw my last gasp; and
then the judgment, the tremendous judg'
ment! How shall appear, all unpre'
pared as am, before the all.knowing
and omnipotent God"
20! eternity! eternity!" cried the dis
tractcd Newport, as he lay upon his
death bed, contemplating the solemn
scenes before him, "who can pafaphrasc
on the words for ersr and erer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01

Britain Versus Monroe Doctrine,

We had brief account a few weeks
since, by letter TO the N. Y. Herald, OF
the British scheme to plant a colony in
Honduras, Central America. We now
have it from the same source, that about
Christmas a British Constitution was
brought over by the Jamaica packet, and
was TO be submitted for the rattle alton
Of the people on the 18th of January; so
that by the next arrival from San Juan
we may expect the official evidence Of
the full establishment Of the colony OF
Honduras.
Mr.. Fillmore's watchful eye could see
every fllibuster advancement in this
county toward aiding republicansm in
Cuba, but his sight is too dim to catch
a glimpse Of the gradual, cunning, crafty
and sure approach Of British dominion
upon the weak republics Of our cont.
nent.-Cin. Eng.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
Dying Confessions Of Wicked Men.

Lord Chesterfield, though skep,ic,
and devoted to life Of pleasure, was
compelled to say. near the close Of his
days, "When | reflect upon what have
Sc IN, what | have heard, and what
have donemysclf, l can hardly persuade
myself that all the frivolous hurry and
hustle and pleasure Of the world are a
reality; but they seem to be the dreams
Of restless rights"
Voltaire, after having spent whole
life in disappearing the Saviour, and op.
posing his Gospel. said to his physician
on his dying bed," will give you half
Of what | am worth, if you will give me
six months Of li(e."
Said Gibbon, "The present is fleet.
ing moment, the past is no more, and
my prospect Of futurity is dark and
doubtful"
Hobbies said, as tho last hour ap.
preached, "lf | had the whole world to
dispose Of, | would give it to live one
day."
"Oh!". cried the Duke Of Buckingham,
as he was closing a life devoted to fol.
ly and sin. "what prodigal l have been
ofthe most valuable Of all possessions,
time! l have squandered it away with
the persuasion that it was everlasting;
and now when few days would be
worth hscatomb Of worlds, / cannot
aatter myself with.the prospect Of half a
dozen hours"
Philip the Third, King Of Spain,
when he drew near the end Of his days,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
Gatherings from Foreign Journals.

AT Paris the sale of LOUIS PHrL1ppE's
cabinet of paintings drew large crowd,
and realized some 100000 francs.
Some Of the pieces were very rare.
The French ship Nicholas Cesar left
Havre on Monday last, asa passengers,
sent to San Francisco by the company
Of the gold bars. The last shipments Of
these emigrants will leave in May the
next.
A company ofEnglishmcn are recruit.
ing, in Paris and in France, women to
be sent to Australia. Nine hundred f..
males have already gone to Southamp.
ton to be embarked.
AT Bone, in Africa, very precious
discovery of thirty Roman statues, in a
very fine state Of preservation, was made
on the Goth ult., in brick cellar, which
was broken open by man who was
digging a we'll. These statues are Of
white marble, and few Of colored mar.
BILE with white marble heads. They be-.
long to the artistical epach Of Auous.
TUs. s
The great military activity in Poland
increases daily. The number Of sol.
diers in Poland at this moment is not
less than $4,000.
A letter from Leghorn: in tho Parlia.
nsento Of Turin, states that the Duke Of
Parma had suddenly dismissed all Of the
French ladies and gentlemen belonging
to his household and 70 thatofths Dutch.
ess.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
The Increase Of Crime.

The fact that crime, in almost, OF quite oil its
sssisties, Is greatly On the incresse, especially
In the United States. Is exciting many specula
tons as to the producing causes. Some attribute
II 10 the influx ofioreign population; some to the
use Of ardent spirits; others to the denora!i1ins
tendency of great portion Of the cheap publ
cations Of the day &C., &c. That these snl q
variety of other incidental circumstances con.
tribute. each 10 its sphere to the production OF
srime il doubtless true. Yet, we think it is ca
W 10 discern more potent evil. OF which most
hers are but th. legiimate offspring, pervad
Ing every branch ofsociety; Il bohun upi', whose
bligh.ing .nluence an poisonous secrs.ions are
infus ng lis mental maara into oil classes. sccts
aud conditions Of life.
The universal alteration 10 wealth, by foster
ing morbid appetite for riches, and producing
. determination in the minds Of men to make
money at all hazards. a. o sure stepping stone,
20 favorable consideration, is whitening blight.
ing curse upon the present generation Of man
kind. The natural CLAIMS Of man upon his fel.
low.nan, not only. bu: the responsibilities Of
man 10 his creator, are all lostsight ofin the ev
81 increasing desire for riches. Divincs maye1
rostulate, philosophers may theorisc, snd legis.
ID u:es may threaten and punish the outbreak
iny evils rs they occur, yet, with each revolving
san, new scenes Of cruelty. wrong and carnage
will present themselves, just IS certain as night
follows day, and day in turn dispels the dark.
ness oinight, until the people learn to pay HON.
sEe to true merit alone. Selfrespect is the stron
Sest incentive to human action Let it be known
and appreciated that deeds Of virtue alone will
command respect. and that vice and oppres.
sion will meet with just condemnation. with
out fear or favor; and you take from men the
strongest inducements to commit crime on the
oGs hand. whilst on the other you extend 10
taen the most powerful motives to Q vir.uous
lie.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
The Public Landing.

We understand that an amendment
has been appended to the bill for the
organization Of cities and villages, now
depending before the Senate, which will
apply cfrectually to the enterprise ol
Cincinnati, in enleavoring to enlarge
the public landing TO meet the wants ol
commerce. The proposition is that the
CITY Council are authorized to loan
$500, ,OOU for the purpose OF purchasing
the property essential for such extention;
when obtained, the Mayor dominates TO
council three citizens, as Comm ission'
els, to effect the purchase, whose nomi'
nation Council arc TO confirm; the Com.
missioners to negotiate for TIE purchase
and report 10 council, subject to its ratl'
fcation; the intention to purchase to be
advertised by authority Of Council, for
thirty days, and the same time allowed
any person TO be heard in council, by
remons.rance, who may think that wrong
will result to the city; the hearing to be
in open Council, after which the ra,ifca.
ton, or rejection, is to be declared.
This seems to US as very judiciously.
shaped [except that we think the sum
fixed is too small-one million being the
limit, which we think should be five,
and guarded proposition, and one which
we can see no reasonable objection to.
We hope that it will pass; and ifthe Leg
islaturc could be here now, and take a
walk with us along the river, in its pres.
ent state, they would agree with US at
once upon the great necessity Of such a
measure.-Cin, ENQUIRER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
% Tue Wulo STATE CoyyErr1o,

% Tue WuIG STATE CONVENTION,
which assembled at Columbus on Tues.
day last, nominated for Governor Mel.
son BAKRrRE, for Lieutenan, Cover.
nor, Isaac J. ALLEN, for Secretary Of
State NELSON VANvosHE., for Trcasu.
1er ofS,ate, HENRY BnAcHxAs, for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, FRANKLIN T.
BAcKrs, for Attorney General. Will.
IAN H. G,Bso., for Board Of Public
Works, JoHs WApDLs.
There has been much disss,isfac,io
expressed by some Of the leading whig
papers. as to what they term a prema.
ture call for o Convention; ;n,imatine
that it has been brough. about by aspi.
ring demagogues. The Cincinnati At.
los closes q very lengthy and we'll writ.
tsnarsicle upon the subject, in the fol.
lowing significant manner:
."Aathoayh this article is already too
long. we beg to be permitted to say h hcrc,
that to Us, the true end and aim Of all
party action is to produce a desirable
result. So that this is accom- plished, we
care not by whom or by wha. organiza
ton it is done; and so that it is effected
we have just as little core into whose
hands tho Offices may fall. So far a,
ipdividuals are concerned, We love thos'
of dc Loeofoco just as much as thu
Nhig party; apd where the Ultimate enc
Ind aim is--as it appears now to be-
10 secure tho emolupcnts Of Office in tht
hands a this or that SGT Of men. vi
must bss % bs excused from feeling any
great amount Of interest in the subject
1etus look X What is now doing. W.
are on tho eve Of IN important Conven
zion, and what is the aabject which nov
occupies the .a.tentioa Of the centra
Wig paper Of this State. and all ,hos'
Who follow in its wake! Principles
No. Existing abuses in legislation O
Standardization! Fsrfrom IL We gair