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Good work at NOlensville.

We have accounts from the Mass Meeting
and Barbecue at Noensville OF the most cheer
ing character. The crowd was estimated by
our informant at $500, of which nearly one
third were ladies' Where the ladies are the
proud bird of victory is sure to perch.
The opening speech was made by the Hon.
T. A. r. NELSON. For two hours he held that
vast auxiliary in breathless silence, listening to
a most eloquent, argumentative, and unan-
swerable speech in support of the American
Party.
THos. II. PEBBLES, Esq, of Maury followed
in most impressive and convincing speech
He was member of the Democratic Con-
vention which nominated Andrew johnson in
1863, and he gave some items Of interest con-
nected with the secret caucusng on that oc.
casion which were new to many of the honest
democrats who heard him; and which caused
them to fright a bout face" very suddenly
He told them, says our informant, how An
drew johnson managed to get the nomination
on that occasion over Hon. Andrew Ewing,
who was the choice of the Convention, by
making Mr.. Ewing his representative in the
Convention-how the members of the Con-
vention repudiated the peculiar doctrines of
Andrew johnson as anti-democratic and de-
structive. His speech had q powerful effect
and several denocI ats, we are told, acknowl-
edged its justice, and acted upon its teach
rngs.
RIcHARD WARNER, another independent
democrat followed in a telling speech, which
was enthusiastically received.
MATT MARTIN, Esq, of Bedford, was the
fourth speaker. His speech abounded in facts
and arguments and eloquent and irresistible
appeals.
VIM n. BuBo. Esq, of this city wound up
by short but exceedingly happy effort, which
aroused the enthusiasm of the crowd to its
highest pitch.
They adjourned with three cheers for the
ladies', three cheers for the Committee of Ar
engagements, and three cheers for GENTRY.
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THOSE SPEoTACLEs AGAIN.-We believe we
are doing the community favor by calling
their attention again to the Brazilian Pebble
Spectaces sold in this city By J. II. Seminons.
We publish this morning some additional GER
tifcates from citizens of Nashville, who are
using these glasses. They all agree as to their
superiority. %e have met with many per
sons in our rambles, ladies and gentlemen, who
endorse every thing said in these certificates.
Mr.. Sermons has laid upon our table vol
luminous certificate book, containing letters
and editorial notices from gentlemen, physi-
Clans opticians, aud Others of the highest
standing.
One prominent advantage of these specta-
Giles, aside from the acknowledged superiority
of the glasses, is their size. They cover the
Sentire field OF vision. Much injury is done
the eyes by wearing glasses not sufficiently
large to cover the orbit, the wearer being
obliged TO look against the frame, both below
and above il. b.
The glasses sold by Mr.. Sermons are manu-
featured in London, by Semnons & Son. and
cold only In this country by Mr.. Sermons
who is practical optician, aud fully CONNIE.
tent TO adapt the glass 10 the peculiarities If
vision. They are cooling to the eve. inner.
vious 20 scratches, and altogether superior 70
any glasses ever offered in this community.
Ar. Sermons can be found at his room over
Bery's Book Store.
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AsunE CURE ron cANcrns.

MY VIE, having lahorsd undsr one on her breast for
WI time. And having tried dHarrnt treatment 4
eoneiadsd gnderaks nysslf and IN less thar thres
mentis enrciod coaplste although she had been
svsp up ~ her enda ~ being heypne tie reach o. auV
abe has oF she lad eH19sea beel health than
abe had M many years Previous and has snne gVen brA
70 hne chiid weich ahe narses ker1eA I have siso
Success.
hy teamens Dot the assus u The Knl or Cassie or
Msrcsfy bat ID Pursy Vegetables. also pFsfess 70 ears
uia. Puss and All diseases originating In lac manner Al
ask % persons addicted with Of the nbsxe namsa
diseases. u give trial Where there i 40 curo
Fu Ahs BE- ehArEs. fasther inf5Tm4ten can BE- ob-
ainse b. eaas ne ~ <tlsr, Ne isf North Mar
kst street JONATHAN rBoAAe
fFA-~6En
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

ST. LOUIS Per Aida
70 bbls lard 80 do sugar. do oil, A bxs tobac-
co, 6 do liniment 90 bales hemp 30 bxs candles,
IA kegs lead, 8 do shot, 16 stoves, IA heaters, l
piano, lot hollow ware, lot furniture.
PADUCAH and EDDYVILLE-Per Shylock.
100 bags coffee 1877 kegs white lead, 100 doz
buckets, 1000 fire brick, 5000 It lumber 25 bbls
cement, II bxs books s wheat fan mile, bxs tin,
26 carriage springs, 9 bxs hardware l cask do, 7
casks glass ware, boxes do, crate do, cases
cigars, bdls sheet iron, 62 stoves 25S pes stove
ware, l,o6S pcs hollow ware, 10 pcs castings, Ga
CRATE fronts So do baskets, 80 do tenders, 10 jam
CRATES 81 dog irons, 81 bds wagon boxes, l6, $50
lbs assorted ron 80 bxs mdse.
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Another False Charge.

The Union and american of Sunday pub
lished a statement from the Louisville Demo-
crat, which that paper gives upon what it calls
reliable authority, that 1.-THE Know Nothing
lodges in Mississippi, Louisiana and other
Southern States, whose elections do not come
IF until fall, have contributed large amounts
of money to carry the elections in Kentucky
and Tennessee" This statement, as far as
Tennessee is concerned, is unqudJifedly false :!
We have no doubt it is equally false as regards
Kentucky.
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1t would hardly do for any to have the emerty
adsys question the excellence OF Dr. German
Btters which prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson In cases
Of dyspepsia, liver compliant and derang the ges-
tive organs their virtues have long been male
plainly apparent They purge from the ,ystem the morbid
humos which retard their functions and bring
paeness to the cheek nd suffering brow They ban.
sh those clogs upon happiness restore the system to
high health.
See advertisement. Iv2-Im
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The HEieHT oF ABsURDrrY The Union and
American Of Sunday morning makes hghfalutin
johnson! 1t is double dose Tor dyed.in the
wool locofoco 70 swallow him, and we don't believe
any Wing in Tennessee get his stomach in con
dition TO bolt him and his Jacobs Lldlerism
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MEDIiINAL INHALATION, &c.
LOCAL ACxHiAY IN THE TREATMENT or DIS.
EASES or THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS GRFFNHOUGH. Mn

A LOCAL AUXItiAY IN THE TREATMENT or DIS
EASES or THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
TH0MAs H. GREENHOUGH, MD.
Late Of London Paris Resident Physician Of New
0reansO
AS arrived in Nashville, where he will remain during
the snnmer and place under treatment all thosr who
may desire his sk aid in all fors OF diseases Of the
respiratory and circu sforY organs.
Dr. Greenhough having been nerted with Perera
and Williamson Of London, and being member Of med
cal societies IN Europe can guarantee 20 all nva ids the
most recent and successful improvements In the treatment
Of each which will always be regulated By and based
upon the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY or MAN.
n. B-Chranie Female complaints, duplicating the re-
spiraioy organs viii receive particular attention. and La
dies when preferred viii be visited AZ their NJ rsldepcea
NO CHARGE F0R CONSULTATION
tE- nee, VerAndah HSte, .shyle Tenn.
~ Patients in he country win receive attention By
correspondence
E Numerous testimonial and references as 70 skHl in
tsgty g. from many prominent citizens and physicians
Of New Orleans Memphis and cities be seen and
obtained n the DOCTORS once.
Due notice OF the Lectures Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology Of he Nervous Systems aud the
chemco therapeutic action Of ielnes 4e vii he duly
given. jyiT-u
~ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for Ply
sicans Office in central locality. lso rooms, par
Tor and bedroom, H. gentleman and wife.
Address nr e., Pc Oiice. b14- n
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RALLY! RALLY,


On Tuesday, The slst day Of July. 1855, the peo-
pie Of this County and those Of the adjoining cOun-
ties are respectfully invited to attend Mass Meet
Ing and Free Barbecue, to be given a. Chestnut
Grove, mouth Of Deg Greek.
Gov. NFfLL S. BSowS and other distinguished
gentlemen viii address the people. Cons oas,
come sl
July Goth, lass.
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Tomorrow Night.

ALL THE AMERICAN CANDIDATES will have
last Talk To their friends at JoHNsoN's CoRNER.
Broad street, Tomorrow night
Hon. JNo s. BRIEN, who has just returned
from East Tennessee will be present with some
cheering accounts from the Sebastopol of
Americanisrn. Rally! Raly!l Rally!!l
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Immense Sale.

1t has long ceased be fashionable 'pud" patent med
cnes do thing enhance their SALE from any
particular prejudice that has arisen In the public mind
against them but simply from the worhessness Of nearly
all the great remedies" crowded the market
casionaly medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into ght-one that is really what It Purpors be. OF
this class soans preparations he ranked with safety
for have heard Of instance where his medicines have
been tried but that the fullest sasf4c has been Rven
and their immense will fully their popularity
Frerp01 journal, H.
See sOan's advertisement in another column.
iv12-1w
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500 ItEMAIrn.

- ANYWAY Monday night, the 2lst inst, while in the
IL emPloymcnt Of Mr. Charles H. Martin, % this city
TWO NEGRO MIN, named jan ant ALBERT They are
about tSeaty Ave years 81 Of dark complexion bad
aud neS SILK hats jim Is about I'VE feet eight inches
high weighs about $50 los ve formed, high forehead and
PLEASING eeantsEenes spcsks quick when spoken 70;
raised in iAHsen cnunty Nv Thomas Prtways ALHERT
s ab0at eet inches high; weighs abost is5 bs rOand
lace, Fod co9utsHAnee, with small roaud yes, speaks
rat slow whn spoken To- rather an humble ooking ne
gro; rssrd By Col Thatnas Wiiaina Of MeBtEoseFy
aocnret 90 tiaat get them.
nxaa-tf n n xrTaox
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GENTLEMENs AND BOYS FINE SUMMER
SH Il s.
~ ENTS' Super Cloth Congress sewed CATERS
VI Patent Leather Union do
do do Buttoned Oxfords;
Bows do do Congress, Caters;
{" do do Oxford Ties;
do do Pumps;
Youths do do Oxford Ties;
O-ildcen's do 40 Buckle Slippers; just opened by
RAMAGE & CHURCH,
apr27 42 College street.
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"GArnER Up LoiNs"-The Southern Star
sayAto lie anti-Amerioan fiiends, gather up
yoar loins" That is necessary command,
but Of difficult performance even now. But
on the I'd day of August where will their
'loins" BET Gone, glimmering."
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AnERIcANs-RAIIYI RAILYIl

The American Party will have rally
At CUTTERS CORNER, Broad street, on Mon,
day night
Al LOVES STORE South Nashville, on Tues
day night; and
At JoHNsoN's CORNER, Broad street, Wed.
nesday night
Rally, ANEHioAss, RAILYli
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Col. Gentry at Homo.

We are pleased to learn that Col. Gentry's
health is so far improved as to enable him to
ride home last week, at which place he arrived
on Saturday night.
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A DuEL.-we learn that duel was fought on
the 10Th inst, 10 Cooke county in this State. be.
tween J. d. Hymen Esq. Editor Of the Ashe.
Vile Spectator, and d.. billiard, Postmaster at
Asbeville ~ G. Our informant states that they
fought with rides, Al distance Of forty PAGES. ex
changed bat one shot and nobody hurt They
ought beth of them 10 be elected to captainey 10
the "Buncombe Militia, as a reward ior their bra.
very and Workmanship.
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PUTNAM's MoSTHDY.-W. I. Berry d Co.
have received this popular monthly for Au-
gust. OF course the lovers Of periodical lit
erature win lose no time in securing copy.
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ArrENr1oy. AMERrcAN GUARDS,

fou are hereby ordered to parade this evening
at O'Clock a, the drl room, for the purpose Of
receiving the Military Company from Franklin whom
we have invited to partake Of SUPPER at the
Yerandah. Every man is expected to be punctuAl
BY order X. J. MARLlNG, o. S.
Juiv Al
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

A RE now receiving their stock of DRY GOODS for the
n Fan trade, and prepared to exhibit to all who may
every article in their line of business They deem entire
ecessary any exavagan promises as TO how
cheap they will sell their goods farther than to say they
bought the EASTERN CITIES where others buy their
goods as good the credit of their house
would allow and they will sell them at short profits at
they can Afford either for cash prompt dealers on
time. X. Z. hcNAlR1 q W.
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Steamboat Disasters on the Western Waters and
Steamboat Directory!

Steamboat directory!
The Prospectus of a new work with the
above title, viii be found in our paper, which
we commend to the perusal of all who would
obtain what promises TO be very reliable and
tail of the subjects to be treated, and the sta
tistics to be embodied in the work, and it is
unnecessary for us to recapitulate. 1t will be
seen that it embodies important and reliable
matter.
Capt. E. D. FARNswoRTH is the agent for
obtaining subscribers in this city and State,
and persons DESTROYS OF securing a copy can
do SO by applying to him and entering their
names.
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New Mail Fariiities

telegrRphic despatch to Knoxville from Major
Wallace, from Washington D. c., 93d inst, an
nOunees that he has arranged with the Post Ofhce
Department for double daily mail from Dalton to
Knoxville" This is an important and valuable
improvement In our mail iacites-HRor papers
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MOUNT OLIvET.

MOUNT OLIvET.
DERSONS DESTROYS of subscribing for stock in the Mount
Olivet Cemetery, now have Opportunity Of do
Ing so, by calling LIN CEoCKErr, DR.. JuHN
HoUNG, or NELSON. at City ILL., who give any infor
nation desired, Ii expected that those who wish to
scribe will do so imme diaey only limited amount
stock is to be disposed Of
jy2l-du uGR
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Speakipg tonight.

THos. II. PEBBLES, Esq, of Maury, former
ly a democrat, will address the citizens of
Nashville tonight at Loves Store. Other
speakers will be on the ground. Let every
American turn ont.
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DElNG anxious reduce stock as much possible
u before gng EaS' for Fail Supplies, will sell all
cipons Of Summer Goods greatly reduced prices.
We have yet on hand beauuu stock II Fer gs, Tissues,
Muslins, &c. &c and persons wishing any thing in this
way will do well to give $ acall.
je12 r @. McNAIRY 4 co.
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New Orleans Market.

NEw 0RLEANs, July 90.
CorToS.-The market yesterday was unsettled
and easier, but not quotably lower. The sales for
the day comprise LOO bales. Niddling was quo
ted at from " 9ic. per ID. Cotton packing will
generally end with the present month
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To the Citizens of the southern and
western States.

To the Citizens of the Southern and
western States.
Learning from agents and correspondents in various
parts OF the country that my Sheda Aromatic Schnapps
is extensively couueeed especially in the Southern and
Western States and finding that the pirates darngy adj
vertise their perncious receptions under the which
belongs my article, think necessary caution the
community against these vendors OF poison in disguise.
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimnlants
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using aduteraed liquor In
order to render dOuby had the article
anayzsd by chemists OF world vide celebrity and sub
mited for experiment test 20 thousands Of distinguished
medical practitioners The from these sources
OF the most unequyOca and satisfactory Character
1t Is before the puhc surrounded with these
tees and bearing these unmpeachable endorsements and
lca upon the community TO protect themselves and me
their own health and my reputation by rOwnng down and
repudiating the patca spectators who pedng their
foul commodities under ofmy trade No article
had been imported from Holland into this market
der the Of Schnapps the appearance Of
Wolfes SchedRm Aromatic Schnapps, in this city.
The first import on benl made into this city ia the year
eighteen hundred AID forty eight which be by the
Custom House books, deposited LABEL trade
in the U. s. District Court Of the southern District Of
York in the year eighteen hundred and hyone and have
the certificate in my session Of that date. The great
demant which has thus been created for the genuine ar
ce has the whole hive cOuntereiters in motion and
the duty owe customers and friends, I'D the public
compeis from time 10 time put them their guard
against imposition have established depot Is South
Front street. Philadelphia, where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
UD0LPHO WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York.
Me'srs. SEYMOUR, TANNING co, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. je26-1m
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

IL persons knowing then selve to he indebted to rs
"A previous the LIST Of January last had better come up
before the LIST of July, they will have TO settle with an
officer further indulgence cannot be alowed hint to
the wise, &c. IjeI21 Il. c. McNAIRY co.
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RAIL ROAD MAIL.

TIME FOR THE MAILS On THE CHATT tN0oGA 3. r.
Leave Nashville at A. NJ. an 81 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville ~ A. NJ. and so P. NJ.
The Mails for the Eastern and Southern Cities close at
P NJ. and for Way Offices at O'Clock, NJ. -
jy3I s. r. ANDERSON, P. n.
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NTE have on hand very superior stock Of Linen and
w Cotton sheetings, Table Damask, wells, D 'pers
NAPKINS, Bath Towels, Mosquito Bars White Coored
Bobnes, &C. which will sell as cheap as the cheapest
je2 r. G. McNAIRY 4 co.
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II. SERMONS, English Optician, late Of the firm
u of Sermons Son, manufacturer and inventor Of
the newly invented Improved Spectace from the i'm
proved Spectacle Manufnc and Cornwe Optican etab
hment East Bridge 1raro respectfully announces his
rival professional visit with endid assortment Of
his newly invented and improved spec acles and may be
consulted At his Office. on the Snnare. room over
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(Copy Of Patent Rieht)
ISCIrrHHPN pLSrRLcr - 80 roR
BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHEAPPs.
A Superior Tonic, nnfi-DysPePfic invie .
Grating Cordial

Superior Tonic nnff-DysPePuc An'Ae
Grating Cordial
UTa lsu,~ntahls truth that with few ezcept0rs every
article Of eat article q drink We inbeJ
wore or less sduitsrated and IN nothing has aduters
non. ana ssrsntsd La 40 much IN hes that H.
Impossible procure pure liquors Fad vines uRsss obisn
atesf rOm boaI 10 importer Of kn07 q reputation,
ana vel established foreign O. INJECTIONS.
Il owing the corrosive, nhamnalory and poisonous
dEr.csu bsAstia intoxeaion 10 % hsquent that the
Legislatures Of several o. the States have taken he matter
IN hand, Aad prohibited the sale Of sPuous or israsntsd
We're all liquors sold pure and unAduerAtsa, should
need Maine Law and bat SO restrictions on mir sale
blotehsd te passd limbs swollen re n and ma. ieaf1l
dsease, drtH trcnsHs produced not - pore qrTs
bat b. the Infatuated habit % induisis u ms corrective
poisous sold under that dss sastion.
PsON;S
AROMATIC sCHIEDAK JUMPER scHNAPPs
Are manufactured excessively sesdsui Hoisnd
eordng the directions % Old shhed distiug hou-sa
in NsS YorE and New Ossans, expressly or ssdcinsl
puFposss ana are snllls 20 N eonsbiersticn No ohsr
mena eeversg. a. PTeseni Ia 10 fs United states
EaTops, Posss-rs such sauiafy I'D scious Irop
In eases Of 6ous Gravel Obslrusoa s q The Kflrsss
Bladder and uEl4Iy orgEa wsI i the p ei1f cs-
edcd hat thsy havs exced the ason hept Of usdes!
nsa and eeted expressions % Ne most uubCnded sfs-
tuds rrsa ne patents - the proprietor.
b2sh.s and private Purchssers cAaiioned % Fata
against he conPounds q unserupairas nstcrs- Az
The Msfcaal cosdia embossed ca shs.ses q re SotL
that ooHtsns IN and ne signature Il Ne Pf0F'f o. IA
isbs. -,
m shei an each bois NhicA has beeo duy t1tcre "a
Dc Unitsi states Couft End cocs qaentS protcct-
"a non iniiAaoa - The psasiiss q AN q ceasres, -
II ths thr,s prsBeipal living isnEuages-krgh, frerch
nd G~rmsa pa1phiets IN tbose langagss. 1ee ptro
81 ~ rssrs q bsAilh avsurstn< Beverage "
.. WRIGHT 4 CO, Arsnis,
No. Isl chsETes Ssrsst, SsE 0lisAns.
psrsss sAnzfsesaFias teeus SFtlels ofschnal
So snasssor 90 persuade ne Psble tAat nARSARD l.
sINP-OS tAs prossor e Ne Esnllns AFenatc scaisc.>
lsspss scAnsPPs > %. esrsi 80 arse. Importer, ,.
sss - - aIsrsto1 .ha1 he unQarstoaabi preef
u ms a.es Be harnisAed ~ ths IN ring
sasrshants u Nes OrisaaA
g. W. HENnERSn0TT.
cornzf q Gear sileef ead he sqnsr-,
itt-dsn Nashville, rrur-
nUW nATH MATrS.-Ahs mose sf,Aase Ca
VI haaa Mafts on hand AM 81 49, b
= IA NcGIiL
Ladiss' and Gsat-r<n's sufnishing s.srs,
txea Casrer caaesc :. ara -a1sss.
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NASHVILLE Z CEATTANoOGA RATLRol
-: 80 49, go -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.


.
VIE Fifth Annual Course Of la Institution
VIII commence Monday, the 29th OF October next
and continue till the FIRST of the ensuing March.
PAUL EVE, NJ. D. Principles and Practice OF Surgery
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
OF Women Children.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Med-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G. X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Ma.eria Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Ana.-
omy.
j BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, N D Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students on the
FIRST Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all STU
dents, will be gvt by the Professors commencing on
the first Monday OF October.
Cinique has been established In connection with the
University at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ec;u ed upOn In presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures the University 3l05
Matrcuation Fee paid ony IS. Practical Anatomy
0. Graduation Zee as.
Good ariiDg can be procured at about 50 per week.
Further information can be obtained by address ing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY
JylS-WGtw2m" Chancellor Of the University.