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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01

How 4 SLAVE TRIED TO ESCAPE AND CoULD'NT-
The Louisville Courier tells this story with n rel
ish: ben, the slave property belonging to one of
our citizens, made his escape from Jail several
weeks ago lie was captured and yesterday re-
turned to the city, His account of his adventures
in search of freedom, and that of his captCrs in
search of the fugitive, partake somewhat of ro-
nance. lie says that he crossed the river at the
saw mills, and Immediately took the line of the
Jefferson Railroad. In the neighborhood of Wen
ma, some Hoosiers discovered him and Immediately
gave chase They, after long run, succeeded in
taking him, but he escaped from them soon. At
subsequent period he again seen and had to.
undergo another chase. Being mounted a sto
len horse, his pnrsurers soon found that he would
distance them. Accordingly they fired, killing the
horse. Undaunted, he kept ahead, and dogs were
set upon him but he bafled all pursuit until wea-
ried down. Being again taken, he escaped sec.
ond time, and for long while perplexed the IIoos
ers, until entirely Frustrated by hunger and ex-
posure, he was finally taken. Officer kirkpatrick,
from this city, sen: to bring him hcme. Ben
expressed the greatest joy at seeing an old friend
and was particularly furious against the Uoosiers
who were not such Aboitionsts he imagined
The fact is since Indiana purged herself OF Know
Nothingism, runaway slaves have no chance of
escaping through that State. So much for eschew
ing SAM"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
COVENANTERs ON SLAVERY.

AT the late meeting of the Reformed Presbyte
rian Tor .Covenanter) Presbytery of PHILADELPHIA
the following resolutions were adopted:
l. Resolved, That the system Of American
slavery Is, IN It's entire character principles claims
and issues, at war with the law of God and utter
ly Jubversive of the dearest and most precious.
and essential rights of man.
2. Resolved, That to hold or claim anv human
beng as property-and consequently liable to all
its incidents-as Mjag to be bought, soll, and
USED tor the owners benefit, Shareholders do, is
n sin of the blackest hue, and should lie regarded
as crime to be punished by the Judges
). Resolved, That sayeholding admits of no
apology, and that those churches aud ministers
that give their countenance to this sin, by admit
ting Shareholders to membership, and bv refu sing
to testify openly and constantly against their in
qulty,are not on recreant to the beignaut teach
ngs and spirit Of the Gospel and of its blessed
Author, but also 30 the claims Of our common hu
manity, and deserve the high condemnation of the
friends of Christ, Of the Scriptures, and of man.
Resolved, 4. That the developments of Amer
lean Slavery in the Kansas outragcs, committed
pursuant to determined purpose to override all
justice, and even consistency, in establishing its
power, the efforts to establish the laws of slavery
| over the Free States, by allowing the transit of
shareholders with their slaves, and the iniuuitous
cons gnment by Federal Judge of Passmore VIII
hanson to prison where he still les-for crime
either against God or man---all show as with the
clearness of MONDAY light the slaveholding char
acter of the the nation-and confirm is in our de-
termination to give no active support or conscen-
tious submission or allegiance to tho Constitution
of the United States, which we hold to be slave
holding instrument.
3. Resolved, That this PresLytery expresses its
deepest sympathy with Mr.. Williamson in his Sc
we're trial, and its conviction that the enormous
wrongs which he is enduring will bo made, in the
providence of Jesus Christ the King of nations,
subservient at last in some way to the advance
ment of the interests Of truth and right eousness,
| and Il ,nl
ed by Divine haud in his, to him, honorable
prisonhouse. 49,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01

There are six hundred and twenty persons ss
present confined in the Ohio Penitentisry. 4
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01

William Alston, (colored,) a native of North
Caroline, and of respectable free parentage, is q
student at the Episcopal Theological Seminary
at Gambler and u candidate for orders. y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01

Dsag~The Rev. DR.. Bullard, WHO met his death By
the terrible accident on the Pacific Railroad, last
Thursday, was a distinguished Presbyterian min
lister. Dr. Bullard was one of the most eloquent
diviues in the church. and leading spirit. His
death is a calamity which will he lamented through
the length and breadth Of the lGnd.-Leader. a..
1t is not wise to heap uuwarranted eulogiume
even upon the dead. The man thus eulogized by
the Leader was one of the most tme-serving, pro-
slavery ministers of our land one who thought the
highest grace of the ministry was to be silent
on the subject of slayery.-Rarenna Free Iress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

What shall we do I've out OF means 20 are May
fuue. American Widows and Children frue, Ia spfins,
bn that them food FIRE very resPeet.se
woman with FIVE children reduced from conforse-,
well furnished house 10 damp basement came this norpinz
he OF the visitors TO tell her hr she rpent
sabhath without food Ere aud this morning her ehdren
were orvrF for breakfast ths, she could not rive haVs
hsd such calls TO dsyone nice yount woman
Nth pretty intent In waknss mile from her en- ~
for what ,be able 70 ave 10 othsrs
food for her babe and To warm her room 90 that sn a
reede Many ssch families mus, suffer without FUR
ther sd We Eve it, saes. the public WI sve 70 o.
The stion 10 for the hsDfvoeDt 10 spsver what s We
VIVA, will do Yoo have gwen freely We h,ve 60
desvored apply jueieousy VII you give little more
MANY women sno children need hats and shoes L,dies:
your cast Of or would be gfssy received the once OF
the American Wdovs Re lief Association No llz Greene Ct
Up. TREADWELL. President
SoLos ROBINSON. Secretary
posted TO the credit Of TIE unders.ed. with a.sr4
kETCHUh ROGERS Il BYNENr. No. IS WDhsm-st
HsW.York; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, "st't
Hew-York YXCHAsGE BANK. ststest Boston, can ee
srswn IN GOLD, with premium, ct The Bank OF y o.
JEsUP a Co, Dubuque. lows
yRUlr and oRNAmEET'nL TRES snd saRUs - Q, .ysIy
desirable variety with EXOTIC PLANTS, ROSES, VINES
Ae The Trees and Plsuts very thrifty md N me conn
70 VISIT tssr odoos and hous
Tor Catalogues sppy at No ~ Wallst. basement
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THE GREAT REVOLUTIONARY
ROAAECE.
X ATE AYIE FO d:
eTOay or TuF kPEUGEgs
BY cHAsLEs PETERSON.

By CEAsLEs J PETERSON
Auiher CT p" Crsisins in the Last WUs&.
In CD. vol Priee 81 IS elsh; paper covers, 81
An sho have r,N this vors Pronounce OF the most
thIF rr. shsotinr arc powerful stories pepued Bat
style rusry pure and b-.1sifa and Character,
natural poftrEtures
TIE Of the reader solicited the following Just
escrmirsiirr ana highly complimentary notices from the
PhlsdephA Paper
From The Dollar Newspaper.
"hs.Dphstiesy powerful story Every rueeeedrs ehAs
proves Interesting than those hh have preceded IT,
The bedes only original conception bat they
wah unusual The characters al ketehed
after the fashion Of true artist
Prom The SATURDAY. Courier.
The ennee-ed With The e.cape OF Kate Ayiesod
frori Of the brs.nds may mentioned in lu.Taon
They voui per. svoraby thoush far less extended
,c.le with the castle siege Of ivsnhoe,he most con
eels,e5 in its action and plot, of all Of Scot. novels
From The Pshlc Jedser.
ef the great besut,s of the story IT, tbs ehsacte are
revsr uarsurAi the Incidents improbable ard yet from
TIE minute thrown around them the most thrill
interest i. awakened The narrative and moe
sl.crbin. so It pro,ee-s Il al hsnds pronounced
the sb.st original novelette, published Tor years S1d
Justly pses suhor the very head Of the popular
writer. day in this county Th. saying good deal
hut think the public The peus- Of the story viii ssrse
with % that our communication IL not exaggerated"
just ruhl.bsd IT PETERSON, Philadelphia.
BuNCE BROTHER, BOOKSELLERS and Psblihers.
No 1 Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

WANTED-By respectable Girl, a situation
w N private family ~ COOK WASHER and tRONER.
lis. best Of city reference Inquire No "a Amoss Can
be seen days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05


V'HE WHO ALMANAC for 1853 contains,
Tas GOVT assENT OF The UNITED srArss-E4
SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES, Members OF. and
HOUSE OF sEPsEsENrArrvss, Member Of. politically
xxxIvth cosGREss. Members Of fer ehOsea. pois-
c.lly clss.ibed
Historical and Cutcsl sf.tsh Of the Wa between Russ
.rs lhe Aired PSwsn1 70 Jan l. 1855
II. Rise pop,. md probsb. pe.,iny q the my'sr0a'
PossI p.r,, ssps t5 be- Mr9 n11. N''Ans-
Table prisi5g the Nance, s41sre Niles Population,
C.rit end Chief Executive Ofeer Of each Of s GoyeE
Henn Of EoEth srS South Ansrie. sns the "s' insa
siIvEiY LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED srAres
The Fasve slave Law q l7sS-Th, 9s-onr g nProrse
Of ls2D- The Fugitive Slave Lev OF ls-Tas ksn-- Ne
b,sks Of li the Yea Gnd Nays s psSsage ears
fiy eia.sifed-sreesh Of william d. Seward on he BIZ
r8T PUBLIC LANDS. GRADUATION ACT &C.
rRyarY or RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA &c
fkkATY NTH nExISo tGsasden Treaty.
NATIONAL FISASCfs. &C.
Abstract, a. the ksPosts Of the Secretary OF Irsn1ry Sec
rst1Iy Of NAVY, Postmaster General, &e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f.ets Cor Fs'Een. Ia
TIE UsIrEp STATES NAVY
List Of me Vs--s Of War Of the U g. Navy, With Rate,
Guns when and where built b, whom commanded where
yisCSIoH RETURNS PROM EVERY STATE IN fRE
UNION .hiek IA. he'd az election t1iss he year,
fully sonpbed and compared viii 'err1eT ssetiess sx
n ~ OF o. Assa.f fyEaAL STATES FOR 1885
Table containing LIST Of tie stssss, Capital Govenon
eIas Of hseans o. Lesias,urs. tine Of holding ElsS
PoPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. IN asa, 1913. AID
lS4i. AID POPULATION or EACH STATE.
ps :s.'i .s s.s = per eisa IN Fl :. s1s q
eOpies sos'so Tns Wits Almanac when pre- paid one
Order, n. respectfully solicited
GREELEY 1eELRArH,
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90 Ubom it Man Confern.

A MOTHER wishes information of her Son,
"A THOMAS BEAnlsH. Who Jsh Irsls.A sssst sAr.s
yesrs ago. and lived for time No - Bres1wsy IL aIy
give her Information OF confer
fsyor on 40 ANXIOUS mother b sdsrsins CHAs HULER
Scranton, Pa
CITY and COUNTRY ADvERTTSING.-Up.
~ the philosophy Of Adversnx ssd the best practical
mode carrying OF. the system vsaAble sen ~ ia
had " D PALAEks Advertising Agency Tribune Bssia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

7 AW LIBRARY FOR SALE-A small Law
II Library CT about $50 volumes embracing sGxts aepor<
Erslbh Common Law Reports Law LIBRARY. Nc Apply to
COLE CHILrOS. No 70 Nsss.a-.t.
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MO 0RGANISTS and ChOIR SINGERS.-

Fhe v.sy Of Episcopal Church 10 the upper part 81
the oi;y wish to .ngase derste her present
ne sns will slos az oRGASIsT BASE q TENOR sn1s
SOPRANO sArties 20 such engagement WI please
.ddre. with references stating the lowest terms they you'd
he wiDs 20 accept for one year EPISCOPAL COMMITTEE,
Rox 27A Post Office
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fine Arts.

fine Arfs.
GOUPIL & Co. respectfully inform the public
" that they viii exhibit for short time IN thsir Gallery,
uard PAINTING. By DANIEL AAcLIsE, e. A,
NOAH'S RIFF G. E.
subserPtens fer sne ENGRAVING thereof y SIMMONS.
received. Nc. ,6s erosdway.
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Uants.

Wdnts.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants situation a.
"A PLAIN COOK and sssiss in WsAhiss and Ironing.
Hes seed city refsaes Cen b sssn for tive days No 10
East l3th- q
A SMART, active Protestant Girl wanted for
"A 6HHKRAL HOMEWORK. One Who uadeu,aads
PLAIN sosans vsshins ~ oass Wiling i've In country
Village he efy al rAks hereh eeasray gseul nsy
syyly y Re. ~ es&k, shss Ssiesh 1Sosdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05
CRYSTAL PALACE YET OPEN.-This beau


~ t.ul .dfce open vntors mo e1p-es. them
selves 6eshrsd Nth aurseoas Many object
Of d which he Pasc- contains re ~orta twice
,hptrser IL would tale several dsFs 20 ufy
Examine the s.rd exhibition Of STA fU .RY ADD PAISI
JNGl galleries Numerous MASTER
PIECES Of fHr contributed BY the Od World remain o.
exhibition The buildrE alone i worth journey to look 81
Ii nobs in tbs and Of which all her ctrens
should feel proud Travellers sbou LOT fail 70 improve tas
Last chance to see the Crystal Palace.
ID u X r N's-C II A N B f r SIS L.
ID On THURSDAY New sac, Pl.y. now perform
bs In London With that nightly crowds tbs 1seste
and eicits the w.rmes eBeonu from TIE public and ihe
press, called
JANET PRrDF.
Written by Dion Hoareosu and produced With pew Scenery
by Hieige and powerful eat
ACT Pans lS2e-The Gsrr.t OF Poverty and CIiDe-A
Street in 5tormTbe Exterior OF the Founding dos
pitsl BY kiEht
l35-The noshrsnfers ana D.vif. fsx Gstherer.
AcTs III ~. IoSDOs, lS5-The Wsichnekers House
AcT V. TIE bTEkIOR os rEwGATE PRIsoS.
BushrsnEer and Mr. Burton
Jane Pride hs drs AisIna fener 3aser
seb Jack BushTADfer fsoe,
BerfeaLt hr Sanou
MIMI Grey ha
Bernard French Nj Moore
Nj he7io rich Slvermh. M Andteg
George Herot hh son......'..' ..''.'''''n, "enant
Doctor honefts.
Janet dsushier Of Jane ana Rich.ri Pride servsnt
Bernard hs \ r. bater
The Piece BY tn. Londoh pres 20 possess the
pow erfu and exciting ,lusoas Of ORA as on the
The founded De besu,or tale OF Name
Ire ,est of the piece Is original
To conclude with the Farce Of ALL TIE WORLD 8 A
STAGE
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Cost an6 founo.

q. = REWARD.-WALLET LOST--On Tues
~ cay April b. omnibus 10 Broad way bet~ cen
nal end Cbsmbesss Calf skin WALLET coatainDr sboot
as srd poeiet comb The finder viii the ssoys re-
wsrd by leaving a. Cromwell BIoss'. corner q Front
ard BestHansS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

w few respectable Joupg Men sets in Hscsssg,s,
Genital An -rics They obtain permanent smroymsnt,
h rood and $40 Of 'anc Passage SO 70 pc
bv thss, None need apply but hos. VII,
Rave the thoL Apply At tbs once Of
the Gsrd corner II Cbsmbersf snd West Broad ~,
b. tween the bouIs OF 10 A. 81. and P. III.
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6petial Notifies.

Posa.Onbce Notice.he Mails for Csiforni. &C.. per
II y ,ssrner GEORGE Law will close 81 this ONCE on
THURSDAY. the 5tb osy Of April. At al
ISAAC V. FOWLER, POstmsster.
(.eueraI onmiftee of Democratic Whig Young
nIen.-A MeetiDg this Comuitee gin be beld at the
BroeswsJ House FRIDAY EVENING. April G, 1850 81
JAMES h. WELSH. Chairman.
fHon.s AcToS, Vice Charmen.
p &. VAN WICK, !
Wv. W. BROWNE, seertarieA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


| BIENNIAL STATE FAIR OF TENNESSEE.
I'M Biennial State FAIR OF Tennessee will be held
| L at the WALNUT RACE CURSE. NaehVille,
commencing ON MONDAY, the FIST day Of October, and
continue during the week Premiums to the am, uni
of 900 offered in every branch of Agricultural pro
ducts Manufactures and stock. 1t Is desired that is
Fair be mace an position of of Tennessee
in every department of its industry Competition is n-
ritcd from all parts of the Stae While the competition
for premiums 49, b. the law confined TO articles and AMI
mails he growth produce manufacture of the ate Of
Tennessee every necessary arrangement will be made to
acconn"kate exhibitors from other States and diplomas
will oe awarded such animals and manufactures
judged deserving from heir excellence.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1.
This dsy will lie devoted the exhibition of Manu'sc
lures OF WOO, Cotton, Silk Hemp and Flax snd Minerals
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
Cabinet and Carpenters Work, HAS, shoes and Boots
Leather, Printing Agricultural Implements and Useful
Machines, Sver and other Ware GUS, Carrirg lroE
Castings Minerals Of Tennessee Products of the eld the
Orchard and rden Flowers, the Diary, Poultry HAMS
Bread, &c.
On this lay there will be a FLOWING MATCH, the
conditions Oh which will be found in the circular OF the
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
The Annu j address will be deliveIed by Gsv JOHN
son, at II ocock-The exhibition will be OF CATTLE,
HOGS, and SHEEP
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
Exhibition of BLOOD HORSES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER b.
Exhibition of Saddle, Draught and Harness Horses.-
On this day alss premiums will be awarded to the best
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9.
Exhibition of Jacks, Jennes and Aiu'es and general
review OF the weeks exhibition.
Arrangements will be made for the exhibition Of Ma
ehBeTy on the different days of the fair.
ANY iur her information be obtained from the Gen.
era Circular of the Bureau application either of
the under signed.
JOHN SHELBY.
F. X. RAINS.
L. C. EASTMAN, Sec. State Bureau.
W. K. ELLISTON, Sec. County Society
JOHN Il. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
sepi6 It'd B. +. CHEAThAM, Chief MarshAl.
Banner Gazette and Wbig copy once week till date.
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

iIn PACKAGES fttsh and Gsauize MEDICINES
tIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c. Received
x be sold at he lowest prices By T. WILLS
II the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite 6nio.
.SIRG1GAL DENTAL, SURVEYING. MpwrHphT SphTIn ano
y Pocket Instruments, assorted Just received by
DERFi MERY.-5O do,. Cologass and oiier fne
L Toilette HaerS assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted
COSMETICS ine assortment
HAIR MICS, Riir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puffs an6
boxes assorted.
uUkLING FLUIDS, Pomatums, OILS, Plilooo0es,
Toll TIE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
OD0NIINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH
F'ag0r,ng hslracfs f@E assortment. Received aud
off red cheap by t. WILLS
CloD Liv ! r OIL.-Rgsa1oss 5, QUIsINr, TonpHA
" hyd. Potass, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Seec
powders of Ipecac Opium, COIoe, Rhubarb Scaony
Aayapple golden Seal All ofe'ed lOw by
iunez4 T. WELLS.
SARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Doaer
- bULL'S GQiz0ts, TowNsENDs GI,Pegtsr's, SHAKEi
fresh fluid Extracts OF SarsapAliha.
ilRANDIES, WIN rs, &C.-47 RDLs and hal,
- pipes ognire Otard Dgp,eg Signetts, md Cham
payne Bfahdies Madeira, Port sherry, &usc.ls IAkS
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
IA popular remedy TO- diseases Of the AIcneys
DoRTER London in pint and quart bottles
l. Received by T. WELLS.
ELECTRIC Machines, K1lieine C2ests, Medicai
II Saddle Bags GDle Bays Trusses, Shoulder Braces
O5er0 A69oHs1IL Supporters.
II ydraulic Gene II and Plaster of Paris Of su
i Z perIor quality.
NARNISHES- Flu -ntyIre Coach, Demar BrolC ana
Buck aPaH, Iron, Leather, instrument aud Picture
Yarnishes.
~ OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Silrer Leaf, Red, Yegou
" and White B,0n
DRUSH ES-79 dozen Hair Tooth Nail, Hat, Cloth
ID PANT, busting, Sweeping Scrubbng, POOna, Stencil
dorse, Comb Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes
T CHES.-Fresh supplies Received by
IL juoe24 I. WELLS.
4 RTIST'S COLOHS.-9E dozen freh assorted
IA Colos in inf =xible tubes well assorted.
SPICES; 1860 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pimeuio
> Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace. GYgeT Ground Spices
Vermcslla Sparkling GeletiEe, Bitt.r Almonds, Pre-
served Ginger
DIPES, Marbles, Quo Flnts Percussion Caps. Gun
L Wsddng.
COUGH Candy-C5 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
~ and New England Cough syrup.
NTUSTARDS- Frqnkfoyt Louisrige, Leengion and
NJ Cincinnati. Received and for sale BY \ WELLS.
ETINE PEN AND POCKET KKIVES.-Ass'd.
PORT hONAlESl every sha e
PISTOLS SWORD AND WALKING CANES. We'll
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS - ,0oo Cl=1dores,
- Napg3eoa. BQrrios LegadlrJ ,Jsany Ljsd &g45S:
Is boxes Hog QaesH and fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaecos. For sale low by T. WELLS.
gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, % boxes, STAR CAvDl Es, 4 boxes,
ALCOHOL, Nipeg4rs UhistLs ms Rums IS hbis
LINSEkD OIL and SPTS TURPENIINE.
PURE WHITE LIE AID in %, - and lee 10 kegs
ZiNk WHITE PAINT fine French ig 25 ant 50 DEegs
Received and for sale al small advance BY
june2l T. WELLS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-12
TENNESSEE MANDATORY.
SYLVAN NILS,
THE FlRsI ANNUAL STATE FAIR EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall,
THE CITY OF NASHVILLE q,

On the Fret Honddy ?f October, 1855.
SFANUFACTUNhkS, Mechanics Artists and all nth
VI ers invited to contribute specimens Of their ski
and labor Comp jsd will be appointed to exam
ue all articles eXh bed and award PREMlU Ms TO thos
entitled 10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without
pense tie owner and shond be sent TO the o. Wm
Il Gordon K Co., Commission Merchants. Market street
be bect If the Fair develop and encourage the
Ma ufaciGug and Mechanical interests of the Stale lis
cement the hands of committee Of reliable sno
energetic men, and its placed beyond doubts
and m invitation cordially and confidently ca
tended al who may be disposed to participate in its ad
vHntiges.
No will be made to exhibitors either for the pri
Tilege OF exhibiting or for admission TO the Fair.
The opening c the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing Of tie legislature simultaneous with the opening OF
the Mechanics Exhibition, will add unusuGl interest 10 the
CIRCULARs containing full details Of the plan OF the
hibtOn all other information desired Will be prompt
S forwarded by addressing either Of the undersigned
NJ. NJ MONoHAN, Prest.
Ii. K WALKER Cor Sec'y. apll
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10 Al a. ~ iss-EJ 1Ea.as.A. 2rss-
ATOTI iE IS hereby gwen tta tl-tvu i1o,, I"d q ming
~ aGscr is IN MS c.utoEIug lie Tu'u IRON buIug
Aromatic Sch elm u apps from .ny ore Uu tlem
Seves and pro o1Gcns al uh-r lIt - 81 uruJs IS mere
iy done for the yp.c 4 naCu.r hat el,a hS
ne article Of AR-HtTIC SC IEo,N -CsNAPPs but the
undersigned takes tis eHO1 Of deny rg these statements
Iu1rming the public that ihe} have for sale genuine
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University OF Nashville
MEDICAL DFPARTgENT

HE Fhh Annual Course cf Lectures thus Institution
VIII comm ence on MonGsv, the 2:-h Of October exi
p p.u continue NJ the first Of the ensuing M1rch.
& {: I'VE d D. Principles and Prartce Of S1rccry
''M u "ArsoS, NJ D. Obstetrics AID the diseases o.
Women aua Chi lren.
v. h BowLI>G,A D., Theory AID Practice Of Mesi.ra
\. H BUCHANAN, NJ. d Surgical and ParhoIrsjcsI Iog
omy
X. WINSTON, NJ D., Mate Medica and Medical J,,is
prudence
HoBssT NJ. Porter, NJ D., General and Sps al Ana.orv
J BERRIsN LISD>LEY, NJ. ID Chemistry ana Pbarn,aes
THOMAS X JENNrN - NJ NJ, Institutes Of Medicine and
Chemical Medicine.
WILLIAM T BRGss, N. d., Dsmonstrator of ANATOMY
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for studeys on
the first Monday Of October.
iull Preliminary iurse of Lectures free IN all st,
dents will be given by the Professors COMMENCING also m
the first Monday OF October
Cinilue has been established in connection with tb
University, at which operations performed and case
prescribed for and lectured upOn presence Of he GAS
Amount Of Fees for Lectures the University is sts
Matriculation Fee (pad Ony,) t5. Practical Ana
pmy $40. Graduation Fee SIS.
GoO1 Boarding can be procured at about SS per week
Further information can be obtained bv ADDRESSING
J. BERRlEN LlNjSLEY,
mVl3-T-W&Wtd Chancellor OF the University