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wouId b. I standing e. ttisg soswhsss else without
. desk, and that would be unfair.
trying TO show himself Oh to sdvas tsgs, and eh one
Who had aaHde laying his cosfu complaint bsfors the
chair motion made 70 ay The whoAe subject on the
tsbls Agreed to.
kDJ0uHNWQ.
motion vas hsrs made 10 adjourn.
Mr.. ConoyxR hoped that the Chair would appoint the
ooumittees on copteated seats
The melton TO adjourn was withdrawn.
NJ OoNovn moved that the Board take . recess for
Hftseu minutes, in order TO lot the Chairman have
peace and quistnsss vhis making up the committsss
Agreed to.
OoNuTTfxB APPOuTW.
me tins OF being exhausted the roll was called
and the Beard orgacised The Chairman announced that
he he'd appointed the required committees contested
seats, whioh win b. found IA the ofhcial report.
The committees then informed the Board that they
On motion the Beard than adjourned until Monday
evening 1T six O'Clock.
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AOsH " NV %
There were two hundred and sixty SIX Disasters, Of
which nineteen occurred in April Thirty In Nay seven
teen in Juns, eleven in Jolly, twsstysisht IN August
thirty in September thirty nine In October eighty In
November aad twelve In December. Six steamers two
propssrs, and thirty sail vessels have gone out Of
btenos entirely The number Of accidents exceeds those
Of last year b while the loss Of property IL
lsss By eS SIC. The great decrease In loss II lie and
property BY collision and explosion shows very graft
Tying result Of the first years. operations Of the law
relating TO propelled By stean and the improved
systsm Of lights With but exception (thato the
Ocean wave 0ntario lives have bssn lost any Of
tho regular passage steamers BY any accident whatever
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We give below statement Of marjns disasters during
the past year, says the BuAo Es together With the
loes Of life and property consequent thersupon The
Of life nueh ess than In 1851 and the loss Of property
10 also conlidssably bss;-
Amount Of loss BY American vessels $685.. 22s
Amount Of loss By Dritish vsssss. ....... 238 020
Total. .......................... 1914, i4s
CLASSIFICATION.
steam vessels. =. San, 500 Explosions. s7s,sol
Sailing vesssla.... 4l2N3 Fire .......... l81, 050
Collisicns.. 6bS2S Other casualties. 6oS, ST.
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DECISION ON POINT OF PRIVILEGE or An ATTORNEY
Jan. 6-Horace H. D9y TIE Boaon Beltimo CbSspany-
This was motion for attachment seainst william
JudsoB, TO compel him 30 answer questions put to him
when being sxaminsd d bsns before eomminionsE.
The commissioner, Mr. h SdlwsI osrti6ss that Jud-
question put to him. which he declined to answer
the ground that It Irrelevant to the Gauss, and
that ali the knowedgs he had in refsnoe to It was
obtained attorney Of Charles Goodyear his answering
the question would ~ In violation Of the privilege Of his
client And rendered demurrer In writing to the ques-
on for these causes that the defendants counsel then
moved the commissioner TO commit the witness for
tempt which he reused to d. but certified the proceed
iDgs 10 the court Held by the Court thai the writ Of
attachment win not b granted unlsas clear Of
tempt be establi. hed that these parte exsmna-
ticus before commissioner privileges cannot b claimed
powers exercised vhich the court would not exercise
vitnsss who refused 10 In open court 10 show
that the question relevant, and material to the
hearing; and that in this case there h evidence
oiven 70 the court upon this point The law gives
coacr to the prsc which net unf qusnty appears in
Judicial prosssdings Of besstting witnsw with mpsr
nsnt inquhisa which not shown to have any 1egt
mate bearing On the oass. fhe motion, therefore 70 do
nsed. With costs No opinion h expressed the ether
points urged On The hearing.
A~d~s Dsdren aeas~a FSands Voss and odtes This
wa appeal from taxation Of costs decres had been
rendered appeal from the District Court against the
app ants and taken and Judgment entered by
dSault against the Hpustors Upon tns Judgment the
clerk taxed docket fss Of So - haal haarioGo
under the fee bill Held that TIE words - anal hear
pg import actual contsstation Of the case and On
the merits and do NOT embrace collateral
proessdirgs by motion. The TAXATION therefore, over
rulsd and the item stricken art
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MIsCELLANEOUn.

AN OPPORTUNITY sILDOM OFFERED TO MAXI
"a mon:yEPersons wishing 70 g into business can ind
article. Apply 10 the nvsnto- 1t Horace Waters music
store, 1888 Broadway, between 10 A. n and 5P. n.
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TRrAL or ADALNH PH8Lrs FOR MURDsR.--This
interesting and somewhat singular was oenoudsd
q Greenfield Friday morning. The jury all
ni&hts snd came IN h the morning disable 10 agree.
Ansr fsrthsr instruction from the oourt they retired
reAsss a nsity. This h equivalent 10 nndisr thst
sne eenniessd the deed but was issans ~ the time
y spsvDos = or hws II sass Of sush vsrdist tbs
Souf orosa her 70 - esnt TO the 6as Hospital r she
lDsas whese shs Win - ksp until she IL considered
.efs would So that Ne jary must hsvs ousd thsr
cimcuW osoioin1 whether she committed the aot
Atsr The dscides opnica - her f.saniy sxprssssd ~
Dr.. ROCKWELL Brow; An asd Chasdss no ons osuld
tornsy, VIII strongly ugine IL prnoeS o. hsr ruih
virtually tandoesd the AtSs1pt - sssurs Souviooa
6pvtagtdd ka~., RePsSstocw Dc u.
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vhich reausd In the election Of NJ. Hdell follows
HHsn.. ........................ %
dep0erson...
-, VsrPenur.s.... 40
rsselution was then offered to appoint msss:nesr,
which was opposed by dozen Of the reforming MEM
bs ct once, who ssid that the, could mot into an
election for ofosr to Ill On Office that mot already
created BY law. the resolution was finally Withdrawn
TO prevent any more talk on the subject.
CONTESTED SEATS
Tho Couneilmaa Of the Twelfth then moved that
committee b appointed to inquire into eli contested
Mr. Pruunr, Of Forty-ssvsnth district, moved - IN
amendment that committees Of ave msmbsrs eAsh b sp
M RAYMOND 4 tie thirty srst district moved - an
amendment to the amendment that the documents ~
fsrring TO CONTESTED seats b taken from tbs tabls
Mr. JACKSON Of the Eighth district, then rose in the
middle Of the hoor and said that his did mot require
70 BE- referred TO committee At An There NO kind q
claims sgaiast him except letter, and he though
that his seat would be contested In that manner
member Of tho board would b safe from the malice Of
Here member popped mp his head from among dossa
othsr and said that whether the seat BE- contsssd
s g in sr ss tn, snouShs = vas the duty Of the
Mr. JACKSON oh vsry ssll sir withdraw my suggss-
ton ! thought my case 70 clear that the board would
MESSAGE or HIS HONOR The nAYoR-
rhs chair then anaouncsd that they had received .
The Csrk then bsgan 70 read he document, when Mr.
onovs Of the Fifty third district rose and sai
ns document ;;s , ws' vy srhy oss and you'd take
pended and that ths document y aid on the abs And
printed.
Mr. KENNEDY, Of the Nlssh district said Il wss shame
for the Board not TO listen to the reading Of the message
Of His Honor the Mayor just because TIE msmbors could
rad It whom srinted 1t would - pretty thne 70 have
The Presidents message laid the sls and printed FOO
tbs only reason that The dooumsnt soud - roaA whsn
n: usual .'nsss Of sop!'. were .ssR Rris ny
na behind ths rsportsss table, and sAad be fully con-
CURED with the gsRtlsnAn Of tina Ninth.
Mr. CoHovR withdrew his motion, and the rsadlsg Of
the messsgs proceeded for nssn minutes duns which
time sumSsrs Of he nsmbsrs lsft the room 10 81 .
drink or something to eat-some went asleep, willis
others amused themselves By tickling those dormant
sndsr the nose With pms asd squbs Of paper This state
q things sscemtne alsr.ing-
pend the further reading Of the document and that the
usual number Of copies b printed. Agreed 10.
CHOc1 sKAU. 81
Mr. TRrK OF the Forty ssvsath dfor0s moved that q
the was not yet nnishsd and they wsru greatly
inoonvsnieneed thersbI the seeon Tor sa taAa paos
~ in Coav rses-saeh member sheuld enks his shanos a
seat y polng 81. sanbsr out q hat asd shsa tAkiss
his choice Of 3 seAt.
Mr. CoxovK moved that member fv m sssh ward b.
aSSred seat at desk, aad ~ thAt nsaas souflasa
cosAd b. done away with
Hsrs member IN distant part II the room sasd that
he had bssn standing almost every evening. any ons
mon each ward should escuyy dssk every aisht othsss
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NHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD wARERo0M. AND CHEAP
s. 10 TO- Also ths healthy spring mattress ana psiis sss
superior TO feather beds for health neAtns
fort Ae Private twelpgs hotels &C., furnished prom ptlV
81 the depot, 663 Broadway, near Prince street.
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RsCAPTUKE or An EsCAPKD BANK R0BBnR--In
November, 1852 John Rand tried Norfolk for rob
bling the Farmers Branch Bsnb Portsmouth, vyiaa Of
about AID wsa convicted sad ssatsnod 10 TN
yssrs In the State prison, but Wills in jail - Norfolk
he nanagsd 70 eject his sssaPe TIKI vas year aee
oncers from Virginia arrived IN this city last wesk q
turned hc,s. having authority with eonstabe Cspp fer
hs arrest Yesterday Rand was seen IN Oourt srst BY
cosstAbls Hopkins who inmsdiatsy ncosdl eoustable
Uapp and he shortly again N custody. In dsfaut
q ~, 900 bail he Wa eeanittsd TO jail 10 await
reputation fc The oovernor Of vlrgnia Rad ensstsd
his escape n this way. Two females from Boston arrived
- Norfolk and, - the eusto1 there, allowed
resttped stsrcourse with the prisoDsr One night TIE
fsmase gave sntsrtannsnt In the ja ~ shish thu
ailor ard nand present Daring this snterAinnent
TIE fsmalss manaGod 70 obtain the sllos hey and thsy
md Rsnd walled % to0s@hse-1osoR TravdIv, De- 81.
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TEE TIxAs INDrArs-A bill has been introduced
into the Texas Ileisiaturs By Crosby q PAss giving
eminent Of the Unitsd sAtss ~ by ths sst apart
and spprov iatsd for the uas and bsns6t Of tie
several tribes Of Indians now within the limits Of
TEXAS. This lad Il to b divided iuto three dis
tricts. - near square NAV b. the whois not
10 exceed twelve leagues The Unitsd st ss to sslsot
survey and lecats the same and hold jurisdcon IL
20 long % applied to the purposss esntsmplatsd
but with the rsseIvstson Of the State that hold jurs
diction sBy pssons ether than Isdiana who may
have committed offences wthia the Amin Of the State
and escaped TO this districts and also that process Issuing
from any court Of this State may b served there
ssrvaan 4 also made Of right Of way, three hunrsd
feet IN width, for the PAcide railroad shouh run
through any portion Of the district.
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MURDYR IN MANCHESTER, VA.-Yostsrday morn
hog between three and four O'Clock man named Aiex
ander Bradley was brutslly murdered by four In
Manchester. II seems that party Of Irshnsn he'd .
6ght when four Of the number rushed into the houss
where Bradley nttiug, (about ono hundred yards
from Mayos bridge) comm sncsd attack Bradley,
and man named Whitehead the proprietor Of the house
whttsbsad ssospsd bat Bradley being somewhat ntox
Gated, meroiIsy beaten with stfcks and stamped
until the anger Of his asssants vas MODERATED aad thsy
kt The house adIsy died In two hours after He VS.
IN nosssivs man. It q said had no sequaintanes with
his sssaisn<s and IN no wiss oonnsotsd with the
party eneagd In the SIGHT Wbitsheads house Two
Of the who committed the ut have bean ide nti
ned and arrested, sad in jail Their names are
Philip Dryer and J.hn Disco The ether two named
~ asd Crsughfn, are stll at l1ge.-8cmond Enquirer,
Dec. -.
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- Mr. Mcclsnachsn having majority Of the votes, was
duly elected clerk Of the board for the ensuing
!. motion was then made to 70 into election for
deputy clark, the voting resulting ~ follows:-
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Doings In tho Board OF Councilman.
IOur Special Report

The board met last evening at I'VE o'clock pursuant to
adjournmsnt, and after they had bssn organissd-Nr
Brown In the charthe minutes Of the last meeting
aSOtt bsinsssad, when motion TO suspsnd their read
ing made and agreed to for the purposs the
I, Der said, Of going into N
MHn0n or oH1C1Rs.
motion WAS then made to 60 into an election for
srt and they proceeded forthwith to slsst their clark
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NATIURs or THJ VIOLIN. WITH R0BERrs0Ni
"A patent keyed finger hossd have each nse before III
and and certain TO The hnser the keys Of
piano nanuaetory and depot for ans choice vlons
Byoadway.
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TlARDMAKIRS. PAPIRsTAINIKs lLnCfRoTYPl
and daguereotype materials, china oLay, enamel And
md satin White scarlet lake and tssmlts Witt: pulps
quicklver hydrcnse. glacial aseee GALLO and pyregale
asss ss A1sh ropfS s{a1iS: pSsasu% ss sale b
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.ssasss = :s.sy Which .sssls ). I.sss y y:
.asis, q az: ;9s s.s,ns' sIds. !: = Is.l
ma, The ps
i 3, soS # e: ss .n' John MI skT
Railroad. Gsntsnsn:-The construction work upn your
Ioadss steadily Progressed sisos the date Of IN
That tim. sns sss .id = Peru and u: sras H..
nss g.: and ass from cSss
~
6A.,.s s a.; . r. 'ss t e q
lhs pasi1s q ssnly The saps,
thnsw such state Of iorwasdnes that the bridge will
& sss tn.
tract On anihsd between S6ioaeo s.a Peru except
kou,.s At ZONE q The ~ ali sss.ess Tho walls sssss
P:u sss Gsnssso sssss
beng pu. Tbs absence o. pns lumber on The line
es sSs sss
Iron rails suncsns complete shs track have bssa g.
vsrsd - .hie.so ssd reason 70 apcrshsnd :. az
ss .h y hs ::s may III
Be down early in February but allowing for usual COZ
~ y March :..s :: should ): !. "a :, -
::s::.: s;iis:.s :ss:s.sssssy a:
the dissssnton oi Sslsssns mssss si daring via
p: ssps.. re.
I NE 0 e ink M . sa: sscs s e e., ::
Tine :S: ;sr!:. .h:s " s siss W..
:ss. s
ri, las s ~ ~ az s::s
:. :: ss srst Y, sT ne prspA' with vA'A hs
:ss.: s,.hs hsgss On y: ,:' river e Per: z
ready ths rcof IN faw days.
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DELHAN FARM TREBLE REFINED NnwToWN PIP.
pin cider for salIn large small quantities. bottled
fragrance Of the apple for years and bsar sraashpmsnS
S Pearl street, n z. Also Newtown pppn cider
vinegar, sixty proof Apply TO Messrs W. Rsdford Co..
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II ASTS AND BOOTTREES.-A. LANE GIVES NOTICE
2to his Patrons and to the public large that
81 to attend upon his customers for his
Jacob street. -'''
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A BEAUTIFUL $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTs FOu
"A sale for o20OExcelIent metallic Frame round ssr
been used oSJy two months perfect in all and
fully warranted By ccebrst makers The ownsr has q
leave The country 10 be Monday, January o. r.
ISL Hudson street.
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Land for Sale

4 GREEABLY to an interlocutory decree
"a and order of the Circuit Court of Meigs
county, Tennessee, at April term, 1854, of said
Court, | will proceed to sell at the Court.
house, door in the town Of Decatur. county
and State aforesaid, on Saturday the 18th
day of June next, the following described
land and town-lots, to wit: One hundred
forty and three-fourths acres land, stu.
ate in said county, adjoining the lands of A.
Cox, Jesse Martin, Stephen Taylor and 9TH
ers; also. the following town-lots, to wit.
Lot No. 26, improved, Nos. 2l-22-2-lS-4 and
90, unimproved; said land and town-lots will
be sold as the property of George W. Hale,
late of said county, deceased; one third Of
the purchase money must be paid down on
the day of sale, and bonds and good security
will be required for the balance of the pur-
chase money, payable in one and two years,
in equal installments, and lien retained for
the same. w. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
April goth, '54-6t Prs fee 450 293
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TO THE PUBIC.
Cancers can be Cured without the
Knife and without Pain.

THE undersigned tenders his services to
l. his friends and the public generally,
for the treatment of all kinds of Ulcers, Tu-
mours, Cancer in all its different forms
Sore eyes, Serofula, Female Complaints, Can
Ger of the Uterus, (Womb,) Fistula-in-Ano
and Fistula in the Perineam, without the use
of the knife,) Prolapsus Utsri, calling OF the
womb, Piles, Chronic diseases, de-, &c.
Those afflicted with any of the above dis
eases and wish speedy cure, would do well
to apply as soon as possible, especially those
who are afflicted with Cancer, as this most
fearful disease, can soon be cured, unless some
vital organ is involved. My medicine gives
no pain when applied to the cancered parts
r. w. JANUARY.
Murfreesboro', Tenn.
Attention is invited to the following state
ments:
STATEMENT OF HON. CAVE JOHNSON.
Mr.. Thos j. Adams, who signed the above
certificate, is respectable citizen of Mont
gomery county. He came to my house to see
DIR. January five or six weeks ago; then saw
the tumor on his face, which he supposed to
be n cancer, it was Immediately under the left
eye, and was so large as 20 effect seriously his
vision. The base of the tumor appeared to be
about the size of a quarter Of a dollar, and
hOH llc lace Ill u COulcdl lOTul, NJ
least an inch. lie then promised the Doctor
to visit him at Murfreesborough, which he
did during the next week. After an absence
of about three weeks he returned. | again
examined the place, the proturbance had been
entirely taken off, though not cured up. /
have again examined it to day, it is entirely
healed up and to all appearance is well. 1t
was cured, as he assured me- without pain.
CAVE JOHNSON.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Oct. To- 1851.
READ.
We whose names are here annexed do GER
tify, that on Thursday, 10th June, we exa-
mined a patient, Miss Elizabeth c. Demsey,
who had been under the treatment of DIR. II.
W. January. 0: this city, for cancer; and feel
no hesitation in saying that the cancer APP
peared to be entirely well, and the wound
healed up. The patient pronounced herself
cured, and the same day returned home, to
Bedford county, near Shelbyville. Given I'M
der our hands this Sth of july 1852.
B. d. BARLOW,
S. B. CHRISTY,
WI. LYLE,
D. W. TAYLOR,
J. W. HALL
NJ. G. REEVES.
S. D. BALDWIN.
Murfreesboro' Tenn, Feby "a, 1S54-ly 2S3
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HUDGIN, WELLS & JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CHATTANOOGA AND CLEVELAND, TENN.

WHOLESALE q RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CHATTANOOGA AND CLEVELAND, TENN.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept, 1858.
"E beg leave to return our sincere thanks
w to our friends and the public generally
for the very generous patronage that has been
so literally extended to our house at this
place during the past twelve months, and as
we have recently made very extensive and
varied additions to our stock Of Drugs, CheDi-
Gals, Paints, Oils and Glass we respectfully
invite the attention of Physicians Farmers
and Country Merchants, generally, to our
present large and well selected assortment
Our establishment at Cleveland will be con-
Quoted under the immediate superintendent
of Mr.. HUDGN, who will give it his entire
personal attention for the present, and any of
our customers who may, from convenience or
other reasons, see fit to patronize us there,
can at all times rely on obtaining articles of
the same purity and excellence as we have
heretofore kept on hand here. Physicians
ordering from us can at all times feel sure of
obtaining articles of strictly pure quality;
and if at any time an article should not prove
satisfactory, We beg them to return it at our
cost, and give notice of the fact, as it is our
strict intention to deal in only pure Drugs
However, being practical Druggists, we shall
at all times use every possible means OF guard
ing against any such vexations.
We have on hand very large and well
selected stock of Vines aud Brandies, of very
superior quality, to which we invite the at.
tention of the Faculty and dealers generally.
Call and examine, as it always affords us
pleasure to exhibit our goods.
HUDGIN, WELLS & JOHNSON.
Oct. 81, lS53-1y 265
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PLASTERINC.

DANDRIDGE, Tenn, 2lst Nov, 1874.
To all to whom these presents shall come, Greet
ing: .s..
NE, the undersigned, citizens of the coun-
w ty of jefferson and State of Tennessee,
are well acquainted with THOMAS YOUNG,
the bearer hereof, PLAS1ERER by occu-
patton, and we do with pleasure certify to
the public that he is gentleman of strict
punctualty in filing and discharging all con-
tracts in his line of business; that he has
done work for us which has been done with
much satisfaction to us, and in a more work
man-like manner than we have had any here
tofore done in his line; and we are of opinion
1T is equal, if not better, than any Plastering
which we have seen done by any other per-
son. JAM'L CARSON,
JOSEPH HAMILTON
We substantially concur with the above
statement. w. ID. Fam,
SAM'L N. FAN.
Address the undersigned at Cleveland,
Tenn. THOMAS YOUNG.
march 81, 1S54-3m* 2SS
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Chancery Sale of Land.

DURSUANT to n decree Of the Chancery
l. Court at Athens, at the February term,
1854, in the case of Joseph Hamilton against
John J. Dixon will sell on the premises in
McMrnu county, on the sth day of July next,
the following pieces, parcels or tracts of land,
TO wit; About one hundred acres in the 9th
and 18th civil districts, McMnn county, be-
ing parts Of sections and 10, township .,
range |, ON which the said Dixon lives upon
acredit of six months; bond and security will
be required and lien retained on the land
unless the complainant becomes the purchaser
the respondent being allowed four months in
which TO pay the money from the cath day Of
February last, in which event the land will
not be sold, WIN LOWRY, e. d M
may 10, is5l-td Prs fee $50 295
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Groceries g.!
OcOee Male and Female Seminary,


TIME eleventh session fthis Institution will
l. commence Monday 10Th February.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire Months:
Orthography, Reading, Writing, &C., Sc 90
Mental Arithmetic, Modern Geography,
and History, so
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Natural, Moral and Mental Sciences,
Higher Branches of Mathematics and
Languages, 10 90
Civil Engineering, Surveying and Draw
ing, IL 90
Contigent fee, payable Invariably ia Advance so
Tuition will be charged from the date of
entrance to the close of the Session, and no
deduction made except in cases of Sickness
The price of board ranges from to 81 so
per week, washing, DC, included. Young
men wishing to board themselves will occupy
the rooms belonging to the Institution. Bill
of Merit, de-, will be forwarded at the request
of the parent or guardian.
II. B. HAYWOOD, Principal.
Feb. 1S54-tf $50
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Titles White Oil.
RI:

THIS is the best remedy ever offered to the
L public for the various Diseases of HORSES,
vz:-Swelled Joints, Sprains, Cuts, Saddle
and Collar Calls, Scratches, Poll-Evil, Fistula,
and in fact every description of disease to
which the Horse is liable.
1t is now in general use as LLNInENI
FOR MAN. as no better can be made, and
has been very successfully used for Pains and
Sores of almost every kind, and in some in
stances has made a perfect cure of Rheuma-
tism.
For sale by G. w. Ross & Co., Athens.
j. A. WRIGHT d. Co., Sweetwater.
And by Druggists and Merchants through
out the country. Principal Depot-Scotts-
vile, Albemarle co., Va.
June "a, 1S53-ly 24S