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The cholera broke out afresh at Knoxville Tennessee
on the llh causing terrible panic All the banks public
houses and of the stores, it is said, closed
Farmers and twelve miles from the place had refused to
allow persons from the town to enter their dwellings, In
one case gentleman took his family the house of rel
ative and although he arrived there at midnight yet he
was refused admittance and compelled to return to Knox
Vile On the 18th there had been thirteen out
of a population of less than five hundred.
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The Reciprocity Treaty.
New YoRK, Sept 22.-The Canadian Parliament have
ratified the reciprocity treaty.
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An enormous locomotive, with ak iye-ieo drivers and
weighing thirty TONS intended for the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad while being transferred from vessel to
canal boat in the james river Rockets Monday 10th
inst fell from the tmbers used to sustain it. and sunk to
the bottom CARRYING the boat with it, The cost of it was
over 100000
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Geo L. Curry, formerly of Boston, is acting gov
ernor Of Oregon.
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\ to the late Judge Levi Woodbury. Is nearly
finished at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
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Hartman Bennerhassett, the second of Hartman Ben
nerhasse of the island in the Ohio river which bears thai
name died in New York the 18th ult after protraced
illness. lie artist OF very considerable emnencc
The only surviving member of the family Jos L. Blenncr
hassett, now lives in Troy, Missouri
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James the First of England and Sixth of Scotland
in no way deficient in knowledge but rather want
ing in the important element OF eadiness vgor
of mind il said the monarch himself aware of this
defect and heard Of preacher who snguarly happy
in his choice of texts The preacher, with the utmost
gravity gave the text in the following wordsapes
first and sirh in the latter part Of the "Ie that
wayereh is like of the sea- driven by the winds and
tossed" "He is u, roe already said the King.
have read books enough and observed and conversed
with enough of eminent and Observation-Disclosures minds
too in my time; but you have heard higher
mens from the lips of poor uneducated men and women
when exerng The spirit of severe yet gentle heroism
under difficulties and Affections, speaking their simple
thoughts circumstances in the lot Of friends and
BibIc--Su Walter Scott.
PERPETUAL NooNLeHr.--A yQVng lady, the daughter of
teacher in Of the New York city high schools went
or visit to the eastern end of Maine; and, in common
with the denzens of large cities she often comparing
things about her with those she had e of home Every
thing in New York was so very far superior to everything
in the little town of b that she quite exhibited her
superiority enghtenng her friends as to the eegances
Of metropolitan life Houses and horses tables and tea
spoons all upon different plan in New York; and
one evening" at social party she expressed her dssats
faction with the performances Of The moon at b,
declaring that there had been no moonlight now for
week, while in New York the sbone brightly every
night We had the story from two iadies present on the
occssionwomen of hgh order Of integrity and inell
gencewho assured that this young lady from the city
Of perpetual moonlight only dressed in the height
Of fashion, but had finished her education in Gotham
Mrs Svisshelm
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WHEELING Sept 22 The river has eighteen inches waite
in the channel,
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NJ Bendendorf has waited personally Prince Charles
OF Prussia avowed partisan Of Russian policy whom
he was charged with letter from the Gar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

NOTICE. The Undersigned have this day commence
Y ed a Wholesale and Retail Commission business in
Foreign and Domestic Fruit.
Nuts and Country Produce, the well known Store re-
Gently occupied by j. Culver No 10 Fron-street under
horticultural Hail. share Of public patronage is solic
tied. CLEMENCE Il HUNT,
Worcester, Nov. l, 1854. diff Nc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21
LAzELL,s CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

lncompar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the
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n, 1)ork advertisements.
PROCEED THE LAssI-

"HENCE PROCEED THE LASH
tube, the depression the debility, the indiffer-
life the instability the continual feeling of illness
which is impossible define locaize so common so
hard to bear and little ped by the robust healthy!
We from the stomach and the nervous system
tween which there exists the closest sympathy Want Of
vital energy sluggishness the secretive organs gen.
eral inertia of the SYSTEM at the bottom of all the diff
Guilty To rouse the whole organization from the torpor
to Undue it with e activity, and vigor and to
tain in that condition. there preparation compare
BILE with DR.. MoRsEs INyIGoRATISG ELIXIR OR CORDIAL
Other stimuli may excite the dormant physical energies
leaves behind deeper gloom, the exhibition of these
exhilrants is followed, after the first convulsive effect is
over, by depression of body and mind, profound
and paralyzing than The remedy is literally worse
than the disease But the Elixir has dynamic influence
1t not only creates condition of the physical organ
izaton, but perpeuates it. The animal spirits
only cheered and elevated by its agency but kept up
their new level without tagging. vegetable compound,
congena to the SYSTEM act upon the constit-
ton ITSELF and to revOutionize It, In chronic diseases
the nerves, the stomach and the liver operation is all
but miraculous.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for 1--WE dollars six
for twelve dollars. c. II. RING, Proprietor,
1e2 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cana
da, and the West IndiesS AGENTS Worcester, NJ. b.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS b HAVEN. Providence,
j. BALCH SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
dl2 dTuTh&Sat&wlmis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. coll
LESTER, having located himself in this city, would re
Eectiuly give notice that he is prepared give nsruc
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Music to
classes private pupils, viz; fundamental Instruction
cultivation of the voice. vocalizing and Soeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Glee and Chorus Singing.
instruction in Thorough Bass, and on the Piano Forte
N be given at his room, No. 20 Summer St. Or at the res
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. o. begs leave to add, that all those under his in
5ruction will receive his most prompt attention. ard hopes
by applying himself assduousy to his profession to
merit liberal patronage.
U ALI communications through the Post Office or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. EOS Main st. viii be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned.
Worcester, Feb. g. 1854. dawt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

E1NDERWOOD s. EARLE, ARCHITECTS.
" Fosters BLOCK, opposite Boston Worcester Rail-
road Depot prepared to furnish Drawings and Speci
hcaon for Buildings of every descriptions and TO super
intend the construction of the If desired Also, will
give particular attention to making Drawings of Machinery
Applications by mail, will receive early attention, and
Drawings made and sent to any part of the country.
Instruction given in Architectural Mechanical Draw
ing l.. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN Il. EARLE.
Cpnf EvRn
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MTOR CESTER MUTUAL LOAN AND
w ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION.

WORCESTER MUTUAL LOAN AND
w ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No Z, 3D. floor, FLAGG'S Building, Main st.
OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION.
Presidential n. TOWER.
Vice PIesident-GEO. NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0. IL. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS.
H. N. TOWER, 10 Pleasant St. GEO. NJ. RICE, Elm st. ;
II. H. CHAMBERLIN, Fin St. WIN. II. HARRIS Vernon St.
s. b. DESNIs 40 Pleasant ST. Csc, L. CULVER, ~ South
bridge St; 5. z. SoUTHGATE, II Church st.; BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott St.; CHAs. WooD, Southbridge ST..
EDWARD LAaB, Hanover St.; JOHN FIELD, 81 Elm ST.
SurveyOr-BENJ. WALKER
This Association was organized the fifteenth day of
November according to act of the legislature passed
April Goth, 1854, Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association, the object which oenabe its
beers to become their landlordsto purchase home
for themselves and families The members of this Asso-
ciaton by small monthly contributions, enabled to
raise fund by which, il they desire it, each buys
builds for himself freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all membranes, ard without having
been at any perceptible outlay.
Books are open for subscription to Stock at the Of
fce Admission fee only will be required the present
mouth. Attention is particularly called Circular just
issued by the Association.
Office open evenings from to O'Clock, where inorna
ton pertaining to the will be cheerfuly given.
DC diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

GfARL SENTZ, late member Of the Germanat
~ Musical Society, has the pleasure to inform the
patrons OF Music, that he has taken with MIR Perry
at No Harrington Corner where he will be happy to give
instruction in PIANO AND SINGING. His six years
connection with the above Society," and the sole study in
Europe OF both of these branches abest profess
sors of Musc enable him to give all who may favor him
with their patronage full satisfaction If preferred, les
s2l d3mk
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The sub
" scribers have this day formed copartnership under
the name of WHITE GLEASON, and will continue the
Grocery business at No 25 Souhbrdge street. where may
be found general assortment of Family Groceries which
will be sold at fair prices, and delivered in any part of
the city. JONAS WHITE.
EDWIN GLEASON
Worcester, Nov. Sth, 1884
NOtice.-All persons indebted TO the subscriber pre-
vious to Oct list, requested make immediate pay
ment. JONAS WHITE
n22 distf
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iaeol Gstnte.

ia FOR SALE,-A Dwelling House with
sssA3 the first floor and rooms above. good barn
49, and lot containing IL 900 feet of land, with all kinds
fruit trees bushes and vines within four minutes walk
of the City Hail. Also cordU of manure. Inquire
of Il. S0UTHWICK, Green street diff d4
E1NOK SALE'-Another fine Cnttage, and Lot con-
II tanning about 400 square feet which growing
great variety of selected Fruit Trees situated wi hin five
minutes walk, south of the City Hall. Inquire Of
d1 diff A. j. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

XATORCESTER LYCEU M.-The Course
w Lectures for the Winter of 1915, will commence
the 9th of November, at the City Hall, and be
continued as follows wiz:
LIST Lecture Nov 9Rev. H. Ward Beecher of Brooklyn,
I'd " Nov. 23.-
ID Dec. ,7,-Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, N. York
4th Dec 21,-Rev. John Pierpont, New York.
9th Jan. 4,-Cassius NJ Clay (probably) Lex.
ington, Ky.
9th JAM 1S,-Wnf Lloyd Garrison Boston.
7th Feb 1,-Geo. w. Curtis, Esq, New York.
sth Feb. 15,-Rt. Rev. John H. Hopkins, Bur
lington, vt.
9th Mar. 1,-Rev. Il. IL. Chaplin, New York.
10th Mar 15,-Hon. Horace Greeley, New York.
Tickets for the Course may be obtained Of the Treasu
rer at the Bookstores and Of John Gray, Librarian
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices:
Gentlemen, 81; Ladies SO cents. Single Lectures
124 cents to be paid at the door
All purchasers Of Tickets will be entitled to the use Of
the Library containing about 1400 volumes of valuable
Books for the whole year.
The doors will be open at and closed at u O'Clock.
HENRY CHAPLIN President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, Treasurer
Worcester, November, 1854. diff n8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21
H<URE FOR THETOOTH-ACHE Z, THAT
u ISA CURE. SIX HUNDRED CASES TREATED


" is A CURE. SIX HUNDRED CASES TREATED
A CARD.
We the undersigned, hereby give free and honest
testimony to the efficacy Of Dr. Searnss painless
destroyer assuring friends and the public, that
experienced almost instant relief and permanent cure,
by its application.
Those Who like many Of u.s. have lost their sleep for
several nights from toothache will be thankful,
WERE have their natural rest again, and that too with
out the pain and loss of having valuable tooth extr2ed
s. X. Parker Il. Arnold,
Mrs. s. r. Parker, j. Morey,
j. f. Raymore, G. Carlisle,
Mrs. Raymore, j. +. Southgatc,
H. Carson, j. W. Hartwell.
N Pike, S. Gates,
Mrs. NJ. L. Bolster, R. L. Smith,
j. B. Tarbell, Mr.. Mason,
j. Knights s. J.. Rowland.
Dr. George o. Stearnss Office, No. II, Pearl street,
Worcester Formerly ofthe firm of Drs Searns Broth
ers Boston, Dental Surgeon Of ten years practice would
cali attention tha fact that he has treated above,
over six hundred OF tooth ache than seventy
of them during the last two three months.
Aware that there has been great deal Of humbug in
this department of Dental Surgery, and being unwilling
to rest under the slightest suspicion of lending his
and professional reputation to wiul deception, he
would confidently refer those who have entertained honest
doubts, to the above card. diff n30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21
GREAT SALE AT OTIoN
~ Of
RICH SILKS, SHAWLS.

FRENCH CLoASS, RICH NEW STYLE DRESS
GOODS, BRoADCL0THS, DOESKINS
CAssIMERES, SC, &C.,
AT horticultural Hall, Worcester.
$40 900 worth of Rich French Goods from New York
in part as follows
5000 yards elegant Plaid, Brocade, Rep, Striped,
Chanseabe aud Black Dress Silks.
500 Rich Cashmere and Plaid Shaws.
300 pieces Thibet aud Lyonese Cloths.
so pieces Black and Colored Apacas, Cashmeres, De
LANES, PEid Dress Goods, Ginghams Prints Velvets,
White Goods White DeLaine for Evening Dresses, &c.
Also, Broadcohs Doeskins Cassimeres, Fannes,
Handkerchies Linens Table Cloths Napkins, &C. making
in all the largest stock OF Rich Winter Goods offered
at auction private sale Ladies and gentlemen in
vted to examine the Stock which will be open for nspec
tion every day before the sale
N. Is. Sale to continue until all the Goods sold.
At O'Clock z. Al. for Ladies and O'Clock p NJ. for
Gentlemen.
All Goods sold warranted and perfect, and
worthy the attention Of purchasers of Rich Goods
Goods win be sold at svate sale when not selling at
auction. ALEX. PUTIN AM Auct'r.
Worcester, Dec. II, 1854. diff DID,
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nAGUERREOTYP persons wishing
III good Lkenesses Of themselves friends would do
we'll to call at VA1 ALSTIN'5 Rooms, in Union Block
over L. D. Goddard's Jewely Store Nc 1877 Main Street,
cases at the most reasonable pricess diff o25
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6 ON E T HI N G. N e w!
THE HELION L light!
BY WoLsTENHoLME.
Warranted More Brilliant than Gas!

PORTABLE AS FLUID SAFE AS OIL!
AND CHEAPER THAN EITHER!!!
The Manufacturer that one of these Lamps gives
sr times the light of ordinary doube-wick fluid lamp,
for one cent per hour.
C. G. MUNGER respectfully to the citi-
Worcester and vicinity that he has opened depot
in Richmond's Block 263 Main street, No. Up Stairs
where Lamps and Oil for this beautiful light be
had in any quantities, and fluid other lamps adapted
to the use of this light at short notice.
Also, WOstinhones Files, in every variety, for sale at
the same Mace diff d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

NMONCESTER s. NASHUA RAILROAD
" COMPANY B0NDS--To meet the Bonds of this
Company payable in May next, they offer for sale
Bonds of ISSUE in pieces less than $500 each,
payable in 1860 or 1885, the purchaser may eec with
interest at the rate of six per cent per annum payable
semi-anually at the Worcester Bank. Holders of the
Bonds payable in May next hereby notified that they
can now exchange the same for Bonds of the new issue
and are respectfully invited to do So give early notice
of their intention Of doing These Bonds are secured
by Mortgage of all the property of the Company and
are perfectly safe and convenient security
7. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct. %. 1851 diff n6
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CHEAP DRY GOODSi
B. L. HARDON & CO.

AXE ST. LLANG
HEAVY ALL WOOL CASSIMERES, at so cts.
do. SATINETS for 37t cts.
KENTUCKY JEANS for l2i
FANCY CASsIMERES for so cts.
HEAVY BLACK D0ESKINS, worth $1.12l for rs cts
ALL WOOL FLANNELS for II cts
COTTON & WOOL FLANNELs for 123 cts.
HEAVY ALL WOOL TWILLED FLANNELS, for Csc.
MANCHESTER, HAMILTON, 4 PACIFIC MILLS M.
DE LANES, from 121 to % cts.
BLACK ALPACAs for l23 cts.
CoBOURGs for 20 cts
HEAVY BROWN SHIRTINGS for cts.
BLACK SILK, % inches wide, Lyons Quality, for 62lc
PRINTS, Good cotoa from to cts.
LADIES' HEAVY LAMBS WOOL HOSE, in Mode
Cokors and Black, for rs cts.
RAW SILK PLAIDS for so and 62l cts.
ALL WOOL DE LANES, reduced from rs to so cts.
do do. do 50t, 2 cts.
COTTON l. WOOL DE LANES, reduced from to 20.
HEAVY COTTON & WOOL CARPETS, for Is cts.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, reduced from 81 371 to 81.
do do. do M4l.123 to rs cts.
SUPER do for rs cts. Price ten ,useks
SILKS AT GREAT BARGAINS
MILLINERY alta great reduction, to close the Stock.
GENTS WOODEN SHIRTS DRAWERS,37 62to
MI d&w
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EpRIGHAM HILL FAMILY SCH0OI

EHREGHAM HILL FAMILY SCHOOL
he FOR BOYs--The Winter Term will commence De-
cember 4 and continue eleven weeks. Instruction given
in the and higher English branches Also in Latin
Greek, and French.
Mass, six miles from Worcester and forty from Boston,
Boys will be received from the ages of eight to eighteen
years. and at all times. Expenses vary with the age
character, and studies Of pupils.
Refer to Rev. A. HILL, d. D., Rev. E E. HALE, A.
ToLMAN, and j. NJ. EARLE Esqs, Worcester.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE
Grafton Nov. Z, 1854. deodtf nS
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Notifies.

q ADAM BULLOCK-MANUFAC OF
"a BOBBlNS and SP00LS of every description for Cot
ton, Wooen and silk Factories Also Chise and Anger
Handles Table Legs Hubs and job Turning of every de-
scrpu, done at short notice Shop South street. Fitch
burg. Mass d&w1y nl6
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has reason to be proud oil the es
lablishment of the Tonic short time upon SO hrm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real excellence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up to the orgne Standard
and composed as heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic ali he world see Vol
untary testimony is daily offered showing its encacy as
an agent for
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache and
All the ills that Hair is heir To-.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have L.
T. LAZELL Worcester, Mass, !" blown in the glass
Price 25 per boe large bottles (pins) IS cts, with
liberal discount to the trade.
NJ Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or
Iers by mail express, otherwise promptly executed.
L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
vi deod&wtf 201 Main st
The true Democrat., 1854-08-23
Will be published on the 1st August. THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A SEMI NAUTICAL Romance of intense inter- "A est by the author of the Pirate Doctor" the " Lawyers Story" the Old Doctor" etc. etc.
 The success hitherto enjoyed by the author of the above popular works is sufficient guarantee of the favor with which any production coming from his pen will be received by the public. The Cabin Boys Story" is romantic narrative illustrating the hor- of the slave trade as carried on in the coast of Africa. The author has served in the navy-and the descriptions and characters painted from personal acquaintance with them. The story is full of exciting interest and adventure as the celebrated work of De- foe " Robinson Crusoe,' and has the advantage over that glorious fiction, inasnuch as It IS founded upon facts of every day occurrence The history ot the heroine of the Story, Zueika the Clrcassan Slave, purchased at Constantinople educated and married by the reckless, yet chivalric Seymour-the comman der of the Albaross, is simply the narration of fact painted from the ie and all the numerous characters portrayed throughout the story wildly and graph
 The publishers have already received orders for the whole of the edition it originally their intention to publish consequently, they have been obliged large y to increase it. and they respectfully request that all orders may be sent in immediately.
 They confidently expect that the work will create as much interest as any work of fiction that has of late years emanated from the press, as notwithstand ing since the publication of Uncle Toms Cabin, ' works relating to slavery in America, pro and con, none have appeared having relation to the system of purchasing slaves on the African Coast written by who has witnessed it in all it's hdeous deformity The work is written in chaste and pure language and will be welcome and instructive addition to the fla mily library.
 The work will form beautiful octave volume of 400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engra- vings and elegantly bound in cloth Price, in cloth one dollar; in paper, 75 cents at which rate copies will be sent by the publishers to any part of the try, free of postage.
 f@ For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers
 Ellsworth & Street,
 No. 22 Beekman street, New York
 And by all the Booksellers throughout the United States and British Provinces. Aug.9, 2n,
The true Democrat., 1854-08-23
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
 Medical Department.

ITNHE Fourth Annual Course of Lectures in this In Il stitution will commence on Monday the 3Oth of October next and continue till the first of the en- suing March, ROBERT M. PORTER, M. D., General and Special J. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, M. D., Chemistry and
 Pharmacy. c. K. WINSTON, M. D.. Materia Medica and Me
 dical Jurisprudence. A. H. BUCHANAN, M. D., Surgical and Patholo-
 gcal Anatomy. THOMAS R. JENNINGS, M D., Institutes of Me
 dicine and Clinical Medicine W. K. BOWLING, M. D., Theory and Practice of
 Medicine. JOHN M. WATSON, M D., Obstetrics and the Dis
 eases of Women and Children. PAUL F. EVE, NJ. D., Principles and Practice of
 Surgery
 WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, M. D., Demonstrator of
 Anatomy.
 The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students on the first Monday of October.
 A full Preliminary of Lectures, free to all Students will be given by the Professors co1nmenc A CGnque has been established, in connection with prescribed for and lectured upon in presence of the Class.
 Arrangements have been made to accommodate all patients requiring surgical operations. Amount of Fees for Lectures in the University is SlO5. Matriculating Fee paid only S5; Prac- tca Anatomy, Sl0 Graduating Fee, $25. Excellent Board can be obtained for S3 per week. Further information can be obtained by addressing the Dean. J. B. LINDSLEY, M. D.,
 Dean of the Faculty No. 33, College st. Nashville Tenn. March, 1854 42-6t*