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Gents Dress Goods


Bonnets, Ribbons. and Flowers.
AIDES White Silk Bonuets, Su- EqM
IL per Silk and Lace do. Black Lace
do, Gossamer Lace Bonnets, Gossamer and
Tuscan do. Florence Lace do. Blonde Lace do.
Fancy and Lace Brilliant do. Bland Hair Lace
do. Fancy Brilliant and Thin do, Misses Lace
and Tuscan Bonnets, Hair and Lace do. Misses
Flats, Belgrade and Fancy do, Child's Satin
do, Gipssy trimmed do Artificial Wrsaths and
Flowen in abundance. and all for sale low by
April -. JOHN GOODRICH.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical DeDar.RSsyf,

TIVE Fifth Aarual Course of Lectures 10
a this Institution will commences on
Fxcnday, the 29th Of October next,
and continue till ths Est Of .hs ensuing II arch.
Paul F. Eve. N. D.. Principles and Prsc-
tice of Surgery.
JOHN N. WATSON, r. n. Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women ant Children.
W. X. BowLIyo, II. D., Theory and Prss-
tice of Medicine.
4. Il. BUcHAsAs. II. D., Surgical and Pa
biological Anatomy.
G. K. WINSTON M. D., Estsria Asdioa
and Medical Jurisprudence.
ROBERT N. PORTER, N. D., Gsnsral and
Special Anatomy.
j. bERaIEs LISDsLIY, MD, Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
THOMAS R. JESsrsos, N. D., Ins,isut.s Of
Medicine and Clinical Msiicirs.
WILLIAM T. BrrGas, n. D, Demonstrates
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms win &c epeu for ssu-
dents on the first Monday of October.
A full Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free
to all students. will DO given by he Professors,
commencing also on he frs. Eordayo. Ocs.
A Cliniqus has been established in connsc-
ton with the University. AZ which operations
are performed, and Cases prescribed for. End
lecturea upon in presence Of the class.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures IL the Univsr-
sity Is s105. Naturalization Fse (paid once
only SIS. Practical Anatomy, go. Grsdu-
alton Fee, 825.
Good Boarding can be procured st Sc per weak
Further information can be obtained by ad-
dressing j. BERRlEN LINDSEY,
Cnancslior Of tie University.
Nashville. Tenn. Aug. Is, 1855.
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sHELBYvILLE.
to Farmers
As WELL AS MERCHANTS
WA&1AON &PWla LuW0
SUCCESSORS TO
MlTNAEL 4 S0ERRX.

MITCHELL 4 SPERRY,
WILL always keep on hand ga
~ an extsnsive and general stock
Of Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, etc., which
tkey viii cell cheap for cash, or exchange for
sill kinds of country produosA-suoh - Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Flour, Bacon. Lard, Fssthen,
Rags. Bssswsx, Butter, Eggs, Tallow. etc. stc..
for which the highest price will be given In
any article in our line Of business Country
Linssy. Socks, etc. bought.
Merchants will please favor ~ with their
orders and oonsignments, and we pledge our
sslves not to be outdons by any house in the
place. Prompt attention will be given = Ill
orders and demands.
WALLACE b PULLIUN.
Shslbyvills, Sept. 28, 1854-tf.
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FRESH RECEIPTS.

ME are just in receipt of large as
w sortment of Groceries, en- bfscipg
everything in our line, which we will sell - low
as can be had elsewhere. WeiRvite ali those
wishing to purchase to give our Stock IN sx-
amin alton. --..s....
GOODWILL 4 CUMMINGS.
DseI !. shelb5ville, Tenn.
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sRAMAN.A
IL. fl. .g.ssxCy.
General Commission and Produce
M MERcHARr, 81

Ofics on Brood Street, opposi.s Union 8aal,
AUGUSTA, Ga.
" ILL give prompt and personal sstsntion
w to the sale of Bacon. Lard, Grain, Flour,
Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise con-
signed to him. Also to The forwarding of G oods
for the Interior and Northern Markets at The
customary rates. Liberal advances either in
cash or BY scceptsncss made on articles in store
or when bills of La6iry accompany drafts.
REFER ENCES:
Baker, Wilcox 4 Co., il. C. Wilson & Co.,
N. & b. Wilkinson, d. Stuart e. Son.,
j. G. Fargo, Cashier, Brltinore
augusta, Ga. Wood Low NJ Orzesn
Hand Williams& Wilcox c. B. WELDON, Dalton
Thos. Trout & Co., ;Grenvilie & Sample,
Charleston. s. C. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Psddleford, Fay & Co., Bearden. Son C Co,
+. T. Willis RnorviH: Tenn.
Savannah. Ga. s. X. Reeder, Ashens, 7s
Ssurgas. Bennett q Co., w. B. Shapard & Co.,
New York. Berry & Demoville.
Nashville.
Jan, 4. 1855.
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Dissolution.

VNVHE copartnersLIp heretofore ~M
Il existing between the UNDER
signed is this day dissolved by mu-
tusl consent. The business will in the future
be conducted by Mr.. Thompson, at the same
stand, where he will be pleased to attend to
ali orders for Groceries, from Bedford and sur
rounding counties All those indebted to the
old firm are earnestly requested to come for
ward and close up amount due us by Cash OF
Note, asit Il important that the old business
should beclosed up as soon as possible. The
Books viii be found in possession of 10. b.
Thompson, either Of US however. are fully
authorized to make settlements for the old
firm. j. III. ELLIOTT,
10. Fl. THOMSON. .
Shelby vile, Sept. 81, 1854.
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Jan. 4, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20

man naS.ed Hsary Hart srl~s.sd al bsoush,
bssFe Rseordsr sui.h yesterday q sv 81 vah eoa.esnp.
hssre the Grand Jury, in refusing = anass qss.ties
frop1 uDSsd 10 bm. whsn tbs s ser ssn,s before ~
f0Nrft
Recorder spaith -.la-You vrasi ~ rsfas4ss -
qIe.,on propenDsei ~ yoa - the Crsas Jssy
Why % yUu fsfufe tc ansreff
Prsscnsr--I decline - anxss am sassssei ~
eousssL wish 70 employ ess.lssk
Eecordg--TBs reason q ygv.f rsas, mi s>s. ms
- uhih yon ca, rV have ~oenasA he ss.,.ss
pro;sets you frasa All h.yD, tr~fs. tbsre 10
VALID reason for your s~.jintx y. ne Cart
has eopsisorsi ,hs qussskn All ~ s-i 81 " - prss~s
Tor rou 20 snswsT
Prsonsr--lf yggr H0Bor glts< sfl 1scsss 70 sssv-r
think sheuA ss s11ss~a oounsi. visl v eoasai,
enunssi
Reeorder-f b,vs s~s'l VA rou, dr ma, 70, esn,
have couEtsi in hs cA~s Ths tfoessfogs - e Drsnd
JuTy secFys sfd fssSf noi ts revealed svss ~ oan.
ssl Nsss yopf ssttsr sr. have So r,ssss ~ ss.s
ga % rfsen = er y aays sal ise-s nss a s3so !,
yce fs<ose - hiss~
fisso-r tsssiava ruinass Ant usen agala -.
ehf 81 70 srsxsF
ftcofosf-l 'sha thea - n9np-~ - nniri st.ya yoa
80 fassfI u 10 a- Vita & that rna - eaara~f -
~ niI pfseu - hifiy asyt sna pay tss = 80
= "a 80 thsD hsn6s1 svrf ~ ~ omsrs an4 tsssa
ietrrr.
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City intelligence.

Fam CRYSTAL PaiAer The pupils 81 the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum visited the Crystal Palace on Thursday
by invitation Of the managers of the American Institute
Nearly five hundred of them male and female accepted
the invitation and spent the day examining the cuos
ties and inventions exhibition. Those In the palace
who of the visit somewhat astonish.
at the number Of people in every quarter who we're
gesticulsting pcsturing, and making engnaca signs
with their fingers and hands The children manifested ths
heenest interest in what they saw and showed that
though sense may be deficient wanting with thon
full comp ensaiion Ia had In the aitonai sensibty 81
her faculty The fair sttract~s
than a' present immense crowds whiting II daiy. On
wednescay over 81, 200 we're taken In and M csT
dur the psrt week has tho recspt fallen short
81 Coo Pecuniar.ly therefore the lair great
md the exhibitors eliciiate theinelyes the
tany Of getting sonethng handsome in the way Of pi
The presented Ia the Palace during tho evening
very fine and, e. the lover Of the picturesque
exhibition, the ars,ic arrangements Of the stuary
the crowds of well dressed Ren, handsome women and
pretty girls INST throng ths ,isIes and cns;p IN The
raves; tho brilliant gas light, which, IN thocsana Ieis
sheds rish light that fills the dome and sshes back
from mJrinss oi sparkling pcints-su cous,ncd give
tinge q oriental spiendor 70 The scene and M 70 mind
palaces conf juree into existence 10 night by the wand
Of the magician or the magic Of the ses 10 SURPRISE
dazTle sno 0ebght 'be bshDlder
fmE IN BroApwAy-Csrux~ sRv1Ss GpL -Abou,
eight o'eleek on Thursday evening oc;sssr 1sth nrs
broke out in tbs back attic room u 81 s.s Broadway
occupied by Dr. Hunter II appears that GIRL who rad
worked for Mrs. Hunter, into th-s attic t. pu,
her things before leaving for ~, night shc ,.ak
lighted candle with her, and Dos saying cAndcs,sek
she opened one Of the small df-~efF the dressing
table and stood the candle In Z, After dressing she
vent ont, Forgetting 10 put on. the light Tho candle
burned down apd set the tsbe al window irafEe
u was extngushed without dol q any damage tian
burning the dressing table.
c4nE1a oT TrxrsRAzcr-At ne annual meeting of ihe
Grand Section o. The Order af Cadets u rsnrrsnes u
thesouthefn District - The ofsew Yes held Ii t.
city he l1,h inst, the following yeraSns ecsd
oHicsrs FOR the ensuing year &C. VI r. Andrew T. Ras
rnie, Acw York; lat q. 4. r.. Warren soekwea, Has
en, % g. A.p., rhomas G. Boushssn New York; q
stcre'ary and Treasursr, Henry n Johnson Jr., Ne.
York, A. G.. Secretary, 0ryilc D. johnson, Do. q. O.
John A. Gotine, do y, a., samuel Rsirsy, Rsa-on
q. W., Frederiek A. Meschult New Y-rk @. J. w.
Charles Marvin, port Jervis; . Chap, Assn I-Asin
Hart Henry y. Johpson Jr snsrsw y Es<snlrs Jnr.s.
= inc.u Iheuaa. !. gksr~,t, Horscs Greeley, Georg
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TO THx Eptr0n on rHr HgnaIp.

10 Iuk EDuUh Ot rHF HEnALD.
lndf the nrvs h~. Of tho arrival n the Aansic you
r'ate The Arsgc arrived a. Gives on Friday svtnlng
bib' snrh - the hcf, The Arsgo hss rsle ,ts a.
'sse about Nh eays. A. shs saued ncn S.~ Yo,1 -
b'er hsturiAy, z2d Espt Can II tc that The desifs
l'Fo't tf Arsgo akss9 ~ fs Ariel Which siesnsr ssd
hsuee GA the same DAY the Arsgo has eausri hls
.5er "sso tbs nesIs.' . rspcrt he srryai y ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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THE NEW STAR OF THE SOUTH
i Says the Mobile Daily Advertiser, lengthy review
THE HIDDEN PATH
s refreshing IN these times Of cheap literature and in
eiecinai namby panbyism 10 Bnd volume written with
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pleaDg In the multitude Of demands made upon the southern
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buttons to the Of good morals and pure
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fss iourh h1a edition Of lls charming new novel is now


The fourth edition Of this charming new novel is now
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velopmen & absorbing and It's denouemeni with two
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Mr.. vandenburg and his wife severely injured in
Jumping from the third TO the second story. They
aghted balcony in safety but badly hnrt MF.
vandenburg had his ance broke, while Mrs yandenburg
sustained severe fracture OF the left
Mrs. Baker, leamssress, severely burned about
the head and shoulders She slept in the afth story
along with Mrs. Peacock (deceased), and burned
very severely In making her way to he third story win
dow, where she succeeded in escaping with the aid Of
Mr. Fritz. Mrs Brown lies at the New York Hospital In
critical condition She il badly burpei that the
Coroner considered IL dangerous examine her and a.
cordngly concluded the investigation Without her ev
dence.
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"A The following portion Of the subjects found
SUNDAY MERCURY
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NINE YEARS IN THE NV YORK CUSTOM HOUSE;
Joas SMITH, Jn., oy ARKANSAS
The French Drama Of the olden Tme-M'e Camargo-he-
Records OF Mortaly-Dcah Of Mr. John Auchncloss Rev
Joseph Monkon, Mr.; WIN \. Lincon;
The Prcsidency-Ihe succesonHon. Henry A. Wise, Hon.
John Bell Hon. VIM. H. seward
a Conspiracyto Defraud the city and the People
Political Scandal and Political Infamy - "''e'
The Harlem Kailroad-impcrinencc and Tnso'ence Re.
Military Afairs-Inspections and Parades of the week
Fire Department. Matcrs-Brookiyn Correspondence-Edo.
Price , per copy; q Spruce street, For sale
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