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FURNITURE! FURNITUREFi

THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE MANUFAC-
Il TURING COMPANY have on hand increased
stock OF homemade Furniture. and with their increased
stock Of material TO mako Furniture will be able 10 keep
good assortment of Furniture for the Nashville Market
Purchasers will find it 20 their interest TO give them
call at the Depot No. Ss North Market street. at the
Factory Buildings, College street. College Hill
z. H. GROOMES, Pres't.
WM. L. NANCE Secretary.
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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

vi tested during the past year, by many of the
spectacle citizens of Nashville The advertiser permitted
refer Mr.. Samuel Watkins whose cured
ofa inveerHe Scrofua. AlsO the Of Mr. j.
Collins of the disease Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone FeUn. Mr. r. d. JoneSs
cared of Sore Eyes, ae- having been under the
treatment of two of the distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who Will vOuch for the great
benefits of his of treatment without the of the
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scrofula Rheumatism, Fstula Mercural Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all I'M
purtes of the blood.
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans,
prior coming Nashville. Those interested,
pecully invited to CALL examine and consu free of any
Charge.
Office No Al Union ST., near Cherry.
nnHln-lH EDMARn THOMAS
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CARDS.
J. A DEERY. W. B. DFERY. r. f. DERRY.
DEERA BROTHERS.
ALISoEIA MANUFACTURING C0MPANYi
Office No. 19k Public Square, Nush0ale, Tennessee
Inay22-twIy.

J. A. DEERY. W. B. DFERY. R. E. DEERY.
| DEERA BROTHERS,
| ALISoNIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l9a Public Square, Nash0ilIe, Tennessee
| may92-twly
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES &C.
DAVIS N SWAMI,
| 4 UCTION E COJLNLSSION RCHA NTS,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c, &c.
No. 49, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ITAVE IN STORE-by recent arrivals and which they
offer for sale for cash, at the lowest prices, to witt
S75 hhds Sugar. OF every grade from very tine to all
qualities below;
ESQ bags Rio Coffee;
2c0 barrels Plantation MOlasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses;
Sc bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar
so do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. s. --.-.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line to meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they determined TO sell low any house
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 10000
Sacks Be Salt which will be sold in lots on the Wharf TO
suit purchasers, at a small triae advanced cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in lne would dow to give call before
DAVIS Il SWAMI, %
feb26 No. 7S, Public Square
Z. A. HORNE, IS. WILLIAMS, JNo. A. FISHER
JOHNSON, HORNE & CO., ..-.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CERs,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Storers of
Cotton aud Tobacco.
"ner Of Market and Brodd tSts., NashUeAe Tenn.
july 8, 1853.
PICKETT. MACMURDO & co.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NE W ORLEANS.
"TM. S. PICKETT late of the firm ofPICKETT, PER
w KlNS CO. and r. MACMURD0, Banker, hav-
ing associated themselves in business will conduct
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this City, under firm of PICKETT, MACSURDo Co.
Particular attention paid to the sale Cotton and to the
shipment OfSupples and Merchandise generally.
uo6-y2l
L. H. SIMPSON SONS,
IMPORTERS
Wines, Brandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
NO. 10, BE4 YER STREET. NEW YORK.
And Rue LA BAsTIDE, BoRDEAUx. mayl6-ly.
R.F BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant,
Opposite Sewanee House. College st. No %.
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WOIANs
IMPORTER and dealer in fine London, Liverpool AMI
Geneva Watches Of the most celebrated makers, No
SO4 CAesnut street, Philadelphia has constantly hand
some Ct the finest watches that be found the CITY,
comprising chrOnometers, which perfectly adjusted
for the different change5 OF temperature and warranted
perfect tmekeepers Dupte and Patent Lever Watches
limiting and Openace Gases, which will be sent to any
Partof the Union, securely packet at prices varying FOL-
lows:
Chrononeters, from s1eO to sSOOi in Gold Cases;
DuIee, so TO 200
Levers, 25 TO 200, some in magic elsez;
LepEes IS to 50
Silver Levers Is 20 IS
J. W. having had many years experiences in some Of
the Ia gest manufacturing houses London guarantee
the performance all watches purchased from him.
watch is offered for sale until thoroughly examined
All description OF watches properly repaired The pre-
misses, No, 50i Chesnut st, Philadelphia
ang5-5n
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TAKE notice. have now got my STEAM
i STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and have
quantity of SAWED FLAGJiS hand and will lay them
81 50 per square yard, cash And also my CORN
MILL viii be found ready all hours Of the day grind
for customers at the rate Of 20 bushels per hour
the ordinary prices.
iuneI 54-u SAMUEL HASLAM.
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l-s Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,
ard n Sweet BTeatb.-Ai " who are desrOus Of obtain
inry thoSa bauaf aFfrrf =
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FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
1O1s CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
5M I" Sherry;
5L Port;
1O15 pipes pure Cognac Brandy, old and Gue;
2018 casks " "
pipes Holland Gin;
9 puncheOns Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdials;
For sale by [declll E.S CHEATHAM Il co
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND l05 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
VI II al kinds OF Rubber Goods, made under Charles
GUOGyears Patent consisting of Mems, WOmen's Misses
and ChidTens Metallic Boots and Shoes, Coats ClOaks
OyeTaS Combs, Stay and Dress Bone, Dolls, Doh Heads
Balls, Toys, Whips Tcething Rings, Syrnges, Breast
Pumps, dc, &c
The above Company would solicit call from their friends
AMI the public before purchasing
jy25-6m JOHNSON LETSON. Pres.
LADIES BONNET BOXES.
nPENED direct from Philadelphia another lot of No.
~ l Bonnet Boxes Single and double top Sole-Leath-
Folio Travelling Trunks, very superiOr Black, Russet
and SUe-Leaher Trunks all sizes with covers Ladies'
Trunks with Bonnet Boxes inside)
aug3l RAMAGE CHURCH. AZ College st.
RAGS! RAGS!! RAGS!!!
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r. STEWART. - "f-HAiNi4bi
STEWART & WEAKLEY,
hoIess;e Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway. Nashville, Tennessee.
SUNDRIES.
5000 lbs ManOla COrdagei 1000 lbs Tared COrdage;
! 1000 lbs Gotten Cordage; 800 bags fine Salt;
! So reels pac'g Yarn; 200 " DO;
| 100 bales 0akum; 25 hhds Sugar;
rs bbls Pitch; 100 bbls rebld Molasses;
1 so pigs Lead % doz Corn Brooms;
5kegs bar do: 5 bags Pepper;
$50 asst Nails; so boxes No. Soap;
! 5S wro't Spikes; 10 Scotch SMUT;
! 10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars;
25 boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 % Smoking Tobacco:
so ground Mustard and Pepper
l0dOz Zinc Wash Boards;
200 assorted Dimajons;
chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
25 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bbls Whisky various brands;
rs bags old government Rio Coffee
so ass'd Yarns, from P. Woods Factory;
kegs Golden Syrup;
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so doz Mason's Backing;
so boxes half pint, pint and pint Flasks;
200 bags Maney's Table Salt;
Indigo Madder, Soda, Wrapping Paper, Copperas, Yer
macla, Maccarona Market Blankets, MoPs, Catsup, Pow
der Shot, &c. For sale by
ang4 STEWART wEAKLEY.
GROCERIES, &c-FRESH ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIMERiO C0FFEE-new crop;
Is sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbs Mackere fish of 3d.
20 do good Java do; 20 kits do;
so hhds new Sugar; 90 boxes Cod Fish;
50 bbs Moasses; 20 90 Smoked Herrings;
sO5{ do do; 200 90 Sardnes;
% do Golden Syrup; 20 " 4 gal. OF. jar Pickles.
20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 /" Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do; 10 q Pepper Sauce;
80 do Loaf do; " Sa. Bitters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 20 doz painted Buckets
so boxes and half boxes NIL nests 20 Tubs;
r. Raisins; 3 casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Aspice;
10 bags S Almonds 20 d" Pepper
2 casks Pecan Nuts; 10 d" Race Ginger.
2 bbls Brazil do
With other articles in the grocery line just
received and for sale low for CASH by
decll T. ). CUEATHAM & co.
CHAMPAGNE,
IN BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; a superior
~ tce Of the best brands just received and for sale
by Tdeclll Z. 5. CHEATHAM co.
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
1OS CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 '' Sherry;
81 /" Port;
lO15 pipes pure COgnac Brandy, old and due;
2013 casks "
pipes " Holland Gin;
Il
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q, Butler and WaLer CracAefst
laug ls.l J. NIXON, Jr
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i necessary beat and throws current toward the

necessary
s'.ve
The great benefit Of the air tube consists not Only in eco
rouicsy returning to the apartment certain smouat o.
waste heat but in its preventing the eSrreHs y cold ar,
which reader our apartments unheahfu aud coun;ersct
the effects Of The wnrnest fres
Vent alton or change Of air Is generally effected vish
svffeent repidiy in winter by OF frepaces 10
Idr seasons the fireplace in apartment IL It NOT
b6Ibaousy stopped up will set as vent'ia'or sai IL
when we retire TO res; shoald leave candle burning 10
lie 6repsce we would do mu,h for ventilation Our pfncl
mel a,uosphcic evils arise from Sdpg too many to
reher in enc spormcnt-ccmpdlng the healthy 10 nhaie
10 e,ho,aons from the diseased snd Impure. In such
. ,le ARRANGEMENTS for ventilation shOsld be increased
by larger air tubes and fsVplsoosOr Il the hall must DO
s,ned by furnaces or let an aperture be made
The ceiling for the escape OF the warm foul air from the
hrrs BY lowering the upper sash, by making an opening
ir;o the ue OF tie chimney by inserting large oe IN
the ceiling 10 conduct of the warm foul ar throaSh tae
rof In regulating the atmosphere Of crowded halls csps
cons verteduc should be constructed having an opening
Isar tie ceiling to rcmove the uppr stratum OF ar Tor
ventilation and another opening the level OF the hor
which might be used alone when i was desired 10 remove
The Geld air and assist in warming the hal
rhas been proposed and believe attempted 10 venlste
rnbc halls exclusively BY these lower aperus The plan
i certainly economical Of heat but would be entirely IN
suitable Tor ventilation would not the foul ar
exhaed from the lungs and skin (which escends until Is
had been very slowly brought back and kept for some time
around the persons of the assembly
The free discharge of air through the vennducts wond
be impossible without the admission OF corresponding
quantity This might enter through the doors II they were
len OPEN but would be much better to introduce by the
lot sir tubes already described.
The above suggestions as to ventiducs have aPpei
with satisfactory results e the halls Of our College eihce
which arc crowded during the winter Hope through your
columns they NAV reach the Superinendents Of Hospitals
and bevpped to the preservation of life board the ships
Transporting emgrsnts to America. JAS BvcHAS"
CiacnrsH. jan Is+
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which We we're separated BY soui railing Ladies came
ip IN fur and velvet, many Of them mothers or sisters OF
n. BE daughters behind the veil nun, with ~h'e Dor
Ger coming cut frcm bong black back flowing ve ar
rtrced he lamps on the brackets when an old U n
es. Lis bird legs aid sst his b,ck, crep aoouf
,1t Held lie candles b,ire he altar ard aroaf ihe
erfele Then the Pres; out, in san and soli anu
lneeed before the Virgin and the Hot and the ea ike
old man kneeled beside him and mewed something Inc
sisters came in trailing their sable garment and the snoo
girls Of tie eouven, sau,Cd Virgin 0nae o:heF side oil
tie etap.l in smsIdsk gallery separated from the resi- y
bsr white borders and Offering edges griyer books
TIE organ nurmured and the pune voicss accompanied
There was en- irresistible pressure dOwD~ardwe fe on
our knees Woman is beautiful and her voice is sweet
VIXEN she impores he love protection ard pity OF the Divine
Lord We bsve prayer meetings buS not singing meetings
in our religion These prayed a. they sung and
sung as they prayed Adore srRp AID Vea creator
sp.ritEs' &c Iwiltel you time Of the ceremony
Of their Ditiaton-their d, sih to the wordther marriage
and life with Christ II sadly swee, But it is easier 70
die well than to live well And the pensent Magdalsn,
Madenosee de Ia VALERIE suffered less ia her thirty years
Of norfc atom as Carmeite than in one hour at Yer
ees where she saw proud Madame de Monespan.
gathering up the heart strings OF the King Louis whom she
sdor,d They are truly brave who live eheery nourhng
Their virtues and hiding their sorrows. Az kE'oiR
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Neso-}1urh Daily GTibnl1&,
An AMERICAN WOMAN IN PARIS........No !
correspondence CT The n. Y. Tribune.

corresponseuee CT The n. Y. TIib1ne.
PARIS Thursday Dec %, 1888.
Christmas wss held more sacred thar ordinary Sundays
II commenced with mdngh; mass IN az the churches
Masses continued from five in the morning III noon a.
the faithful commune the day OF the fee / n and
poor kneel side by eide in the ehu hes and al the altar
Al the Madeleine lady whose her prayer BOOK
declare her a countess knceed beside seIv.n: IN wiz,
CAD Next was a Chinese whose head wa shaver nearly
to the crown from which hung down long braided queue
Further along beside he altar was charcoal carrier am
negro woman with her Ave Mares upon her arm
The church was OVERLOOKING with attendants The hSa
altar and cLor wa Ike fed OF cloth OF gold No scene
~ can be rcher-no music iner-no acting worse Ian
that in a magnificent church great ise day n1s
cal effect IS produced by the organ the Mideels which
have not fet elsewhere ard ii seemed pasc1l Eiy ap
rropr;se for Christmas morning when the Heavenly hos'
came singing TO the shepherds that SAVIOR was born
You hear hum-ihen Il j. l1st;hen vibrations n the sr
You lis,en-agGn 4 Lum-a fliter As of wings = ap
rrosebes-you Distinguish voices Ia, a- Of. Then 1Aey
come -ncarcr-il you hear mu.ii,utss sasins
Simultaneous harmony Then the shphsrds on me earn
seem TO jon in the song and the snge 60 away again mo
The heavens But nan hiss learned the song Glory -
4Gcd in the II ghesi-peace on Esrh and Good VIZ
Men
Al neon the great middle doors Esih sfe closed eseeP
on fse Gsys were thrown open 70 Accommodate inc 'lF
rsssipg crowd hazy bias hung about the Place De q
Coreonde and the column O. Lutor hang ike isread n
,le sr few years say Pars has damned ile fle' OF
s secrd mts mo-o than three thou1and rlinc" !f-'
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C,Pr GusErsov-The particulars Of the massacre Of
Corf GurnisOn's party are given in a communication
from the Governor Of Utah He states that the massacre
yTas ,Le resuh OF the murder Of kiendy Indian on
Meadow Creet by party Of emgranis On their xss
tle State 10 California Soon after tke~N
of the trii,e informed the Governor Of -,
rusble % con.rCl Inc three % anare- !, -,
Cat G,,snuon was informed CTR os'4 S's4s = y
and expressed s,roBg indignation 4r - hseen
hut lie rernsysed that DO dfIephy 80 ai'e
- psIty and the Indians shey Eas met and he Ecu
u,uth confidence in rs ability 70 prescIye o. ~;
tons ia his fuure with ne req
account be encamped more win .,sT 10 ne s sxn
I'D bss elected an open ot come four handrsd
vsrts distant from the maoca "as.e slry'.s T ws
isre been impossible, bot ne "A' oSeffaiea % 0Ap
Ouunison.
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alf1lrGl.
4 MOTHER GREAT sCIENTIFIC W0NDER :

A MOTHER GREAT SCIENTIFIC WONDER
n that VAN PELT'S INDIANA VEGETABLE olNIME \; In
the wac
deny Score fsDferns hnmsniiy are dA fesohs 20
ed and infa Ointment for relief He ~
~hOe vegetable
deN sovereign snd speedy for ssue IN me breast
weakness and ps.n IA the she,N p
e5s brr cuts gals spns fons csrbnnees ana mas no IVA
I'D chrc cores The Of these nave besh eueu ~
o,lv few APPLICATIONS Of this Ointment fflce Tor large
boxes so cents Sold wholesale end ietsl e. zoe 49,
No 2l nusro 1T, opposite re NeW-lofA ano HilS '
and b. the druggists generally - 80,
DR- CLOVER TRUSS, SHOULDER BRACE
L spd ELASTIC STOCKING INSTITUTE no. u ann-stI
NORTHs patent peaiuln Truss, shoulder 6see sa 20 ear
sro - non rev PRINCIPLE Aso Belts ior -nsss su oo
irs,ruupens for Legs, Weak Ankles Cnrvd
sie Fpranee TO Ladies' through me hal ana islss
a. cISspce sfsnses notice particularly name Dr HLo'S
~ Ar
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i 50 Bottle Of DIR BoDss SYRUP OF ALUAINA h win e,
yrsayo, NE sehsrn R,eos, 4 Z an entirely rev nsSa, and
much uocs In the pr.cee Of The csbrd Or DoDs
oT,Ae BY b a d SANDS, D-ugss Fulton All ~li.n Sc
Place T. GaSS druggist, No Ia Bo~sry Barton ssl No
BTsaSsy DSst; %, fsntsy AID The Plophef0 ASohI"
CHE WALKS in BEAUTY-The Incompatible viz
- Of Dr. GoURAuDs Chemical prepsrstioa fr t pF.I
,aon Aad restoration q beauty reader him fsvoe WIN
Yeas 6or. tie ,ps ii. Italian Msiesisd Soap bus Singular
setion on the stu IN relieving rom PimPes freekes s
Subtle syoots heir on low rbesas Any ~ o The BODY
Liquid 9s,.ss9eor' tir Dye Is ne onlI rssl. .es Llaa
red old established Depot walker ron
Brosdw'y; CsI.nd No So South Sd Phsdelph, No ID
" s,hir tion IT., Boston. Sc
~ u scud 70 those afflicted with this disease hat be ea cure
them with eersBty-sud warrants In every case oPssed
upon aud pay dsDandsd until 10 g.tnt cured The ,'
oD+t- Brooklyn, N,wYcrk
CT VITUS's DANCE-The celebrated COMPOUND,
~ dbeovered BY the late Dr. T. BARR Eft and used By him
ot,n.d bis te re.d.nee No ls5 iOth., q Dr.
WILLIAM oLLIYFE: DIur.isi No Bo~ery AID THoMASk
NAXWELL- Drusssis. No. sc wilism-t, New.Tors.
HNHE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for TRUSSEs
swtrded 10 MARSH Co. By the radaEri.l E1h5on Of
al ksoEs at the Crystal Palace for their RADICAL CUh
] Rasick Willard Psgker j. N C.rnochaa A Clarke Dr's
Geidet LusOw Elet Psmso and other, the emphatic h-
Eve "a and which had aresdy been snosied . the
NesYort Surgeons The peculiar character ofths Tr IA, been
a 70 - she Of 70 5. Si a. De Wiz
Dsvenpors Tbuue Buildings sod At No ?; haden.ne Ner
other entlesn cur,o by this Truss uay their oce
surgcsl and Anatomical Mechsnesns Inventors and Aanufse
sn '3e rtte eafe oet soeEs .aS II o,si Psy.
oefoes; soctng and for radical e-s Of van
70 any heretofore IN Also and improved 1t
plastic bou lsae and gentlemen oaee sni
10. p Made n-lEne. Sew-YoTf
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DR PHINNEY's VEGETABLE
I FAMILY Pill $.
A. B. 4 ID. SAS IDS Aseet@ .


n.
positively be cured ~ i1iI ne
Hsstirt ~ of There too
The medicine inHoFseS y
Monthly TiuCs authority alone suu
5bee not cloud in this city TO give
NOW I'm fyor Of its irecuOus efficacy heal aud AZ
Nor sry complaints fast 6upers the use OF All "
urede prompt satsctoTy lie action on he r.
have stopping yclent ana
teeutyour medicine that ss siTonsiy
h b. certificates Of people OF sell snown rspeeS'" N'
worth tfi6l a.. ~ 81, a.
picc bottle toE 50 PrnclPA aePO' ~" - '''
Vi,hft. uear Covrtisadi.
TOR I2i CENTS you can purchase T2ANePA-
nFNV STRENGTHENING PLAS TER spread on canton nap
rel IL pish elss ic adhesive t9d pioapt "a pta
80 IL or - tle outsi particularly saastsd % Fan "a tne
ao l'D.s &c PhSsc.a8s q The highest repuo recon-
3e,5 item Dr. r. b. NEWMAN fnPreor 10 SD ho4''a's'
\ y AID for ssle ~ Drnfsis's Fen'isl'
WON'T STOP ADVERTISING I'LL cover your your
tssII.d uiper ip with bard Az youus my oN19kH
$50 ,rt Whkrrs ans Mustacao 70 sf5W sir,'s va ~
~ II, eess ard la o. lnafe ne ssn 20 til u va ~,
ts5 al 49, lDsht - 3 n0h ant 20 hnJ %, ~
peals M a. GRAHAM SO IS Annsi hrs Hays 20 10 tti-
- pa n,,etltr; j u 5psuliisE No. u i,si1onDio~ no'
NO EXCUSE FOR GRAY liAli9sw 9 ha.e q ii ,l
~ D.,-e,s,cf wih viii ~arrsnt 20 qua 80 ore "a,
IL 81 81 pes n b ihs psGd s3l9g 4As a.3' n 20 IN y
- h.ff;rt rs fOf sI ietlez s,Ha 2, ~ P-'ti
tessiry ksl0hr { Co cb7ms" NO ''' Oi'i'"'3 ~
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H1ater Cure.

NTATER CURE.-HYDROPATHIC and Hi-
w GIrNlC INSTITUTE, No. 10 Lsghtst-R 7 TRAIL
n d PyopTietor; g. H. TAYLOR M D. and Dr. j. L. ny
FORD Assistants Accommodations for 100 pusnp %
fr female diseases Competent semsle Physicians for
se of Midwifery consultations and outdoor Practice al
ended 10.
UYDROPATHIC and PHYSIOLOGICAL
sCHCOL-For the education Of WaterCure Physicians ao1
foru The Second Term gil commence aan
Teachers In the Medical Department ID, Sh-w Or Taylor pf
WellueoD pr Trail DR. SnodsIsss, Prof Fowler Apply 70
-e@' r. n TRAIL, NJ d, No. ID Lsght-st
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Gtfo.atoais ano Railroads

GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SlAIY
" MILES DISTANCE sAVED.-hiCHiGAN soUIthh5SS
sAIIROkD The Railroad opea 20 the Asns~ipp
aver Rnnnng tire 70 81 Loois 81 hours . IN = ~
9esenses lcove New. York BY he hEN-1OfN AV -
~ HUD.ON RIVER RAlLRoAOs e. ee'cck A u al
ocoet r. a. snlyipg seEe eni9s :. ~ ~ ~, RS ~
he LAKE. sBoRE EAiLROaD, snd reset Caeese set
o'clctk where comfortable ughfs est may BE-
Srccevd o'clocs uornios BY the ltArO AM NJ"
BLAND RAILROAD COR La sale. blo9ansign -
spd s. Ious en- wsy by RAlLhOtD. Aisg c,ans3it
aChosso Siih faas co Tho CHICAGO 80 GA'eoeA "1f
load fof Roctigsd Frespot Gaicas and Qablque -.
Pssees by ths line have hc PRIVILEGE ~ y'opplHs 81 ay p3
feFsu.ne sCets pleasure And they not - o.
s gsNsiOrs delays pcaserea - iuT ~ .-
- ~ ether routes $500 -
F7bfccsh Ttst iushef niof1 epgy n ne @9S
sanyt OScl 80 BfO9G~sy. u DsJ-st %
ICaE q POKT .R. Geasssi Afont
CAMDEN ard ANNOY RAILROAD 20 PHlLA
~ DELPfIA no l. Nosth silver lli isiy -
AN aud T. 81 hcceEunodaton Lia "a a ~ BY -
Jtn Potter souh Rnboy ts0ee eY can % "y ple AM t
saeci % csnSeu y .ass, fhsouia 10 hs-rs FtFe ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

PASSAGE PROM HEwYoRE TO SOUTHAMPTON ANo bshNSN;
Frt Cabin main Saloon l2 First Cabin lower saooa SISi
Second do, $50. D.. oE.a
No Bills of Laoing will Be signed the day OF salng
Anexperepced Surgeon is attached 10 each salP
For freight passage epPIy to ., 81. ,,v.L
c. A HEINEKEN Co, Bremen
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY Co, Southampton
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the balance remaining
~ Of the proceeds the sale Of the he. tse OF WILLIS
posT ste 81 the CITY YoG decessed lately made amer
tbe Older Of Of the County Of T a'
" Tboe freeholder appointed by said Surrogate io th par
nose will be distributed according 10 law a, the once
N The CITY of New-York the eighth Day OF
that Dated ns @ CAV OF 80
1854. llOf 6wI A w. ohApsCIND- -