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retired Clergyman restored health in few days,
after many years Of great nervous suffering is anxious
make known the Of VIII send ee) the pre-
serption used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNAL, No.
SO Fulton street, Brooklyn, NJ. sePt23-Sm
CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Throat and
LUNGS TRkATED INHALATION OF INDICATED Va
PoRs VIM. Hunter brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter,
specially all those who afflicted with dis
Of the throat aud lungs that he has returned to st.
Louis, where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which are so vide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results
the diseases Of the and lungs It. therefore becomes
solcitude TO the profession to know If
there any whereby those diseases be cOnro
ed and ameHorated.
Dr. r. Hunter aud myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several years, and we have found
that the only these diseases be reached
by direct local application the prescribing Of medicines
which breahed into the ungsn the form Of vapor and
consequently brought in contact with tae whole internal
surface the lungs The Of our treatment has
f1llv sustained The theory.
Persons distance sending full description Of their
case will receive according to their symptoms.
VIM HUNTER, ND,
Ofce Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets,
side. sept6-8m
Tas REIGs OF ARrIn this wonderful age Art lays her
touches almost everything The ceilings over Us
and the carpets we tread on, haIowed by Art AIT
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
her machines OF wood iron, to act as if with
knowledge annhates with lightning tanned down
the tuelege of boy Nothing too lofty for her touch
and nothing too humble proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice. in the shape of CATHAR
TIC PILL, from the Laboratory of that world renowned
Chemi- t. Dr. G. J. AVER.
understand the subject he has carried that article
far hest perfection which it capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, as we have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with consu
skill the Uites Of the medicine to be
pcyed ned them alo in their purity together
The composition mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperod Il which is wrapped an
veope of gesne for prOec ion from the effects of weather
time then thicky sed with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwthst nding all he sbored
perfection they are offered to Public than
neach. however humble the depar ment, think this
may BE- cafe racterEed the contamination Of Art in
its iue.-Kol1sihC Neacs Bait.
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Jasper County Academy Lottery.
q Al l. N l. 4.
LIE Prizes amounting to-.
Tickets $40 90: Halves $50 Quarters $3.50.

The 500 przes Of $40 determined by the lest figure
Of the namher that draws the Capital prise OF 5000 The
Capital prE- Niil o. cad Eth 81 the hgures
l. l. g. g. = s. 3, Those W ole fiekeis ending with
rggre The lat la tie Capital viii be entitled
$40. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
sending money by NAH need not fear is being
ust Orders punctuay attended 90. Communications
ddential. Bank Netrs Of sound banks taken At par.
Those washing particular numbers ahould order lEme-
diateiY.
wv orders addressed JLass wISTEa Boz asa Nash.
vile Tenn. viii BE- promptly attended ".
JAMES r. WINTER, Manager,
octisaAfN MAoos, Ca.
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A DISTINGUISHED Stranger.

HARVEH, the great Philadelphia G TIER" being
obliged to seek genial climate In consequence Of
impaired health, his located himself at Room Is
Ce street and will take and show customers
Cloths Ca sinners and Vetngs great variety from vhch
they may TO suit themselves Our Store is fan Of all
kinds Of READY MADE CLOC6INss, and the
Stock Of furnishing goods surpassed in Nashville
oet24-u CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.


THESE celebrated machines are in practical AMI profta-
bic use in all parts of the civilized word In all the
various trades and wing every Of fabric, either
cloth or leather they have been fully tried and approved
sewing machines If other manufactures often fail work,
hut SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECFLY being strong durable and complexion continuance
AID workmanship pe'ecf sewing machn- kept employ
ID affords profit Of Il 900 year but imperfect
one cause OF constant yeSation and loss The
RELIABILITY Of our machnes great for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of fraH AMI delicate construction are rec ,mnended by
other Manufacturers such hines T. ale cate
the eye, 30 perform substantial WORK truth IT,
family ug machines ought to be much than any
other br clu>e they into less skul hands than when
sold 20 tuuarturgrs. ana FOR greater variety
ark. lie machines which have proved best for all
purposes music bet family use and they myers
The speed u oar machines has lately beel doubled No
other olu compare Ia them 10 quantity Of WORK.
sE New machines Of the latest improved style will he
exchanged liberal fJI old sewing -
maze for operative machines of other mauufactur
Local agents wantt d 10 sell machines. 81
N B.-AH persons desiring full Information abou. sewing
machines, eau obtain By applying for a copy Of a. NJ.
Singer Co.'S Iazse," paper devoted 70 the subject Il
will be sent gratis. l. NJ. SINGER q co.
Principal Office, 1913 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
AZ Hanover ST., Boston. '143 Chesnut st., Phfla
- Westminster ST. Pros de. los Baltimore st. Baltimore.
"a Broad ST., Newark, M. East Fourth Cincinnati.
81 Broadway Albany, n. \. hcago, Illinois.
GoyersyiIs New York 55 NORTH Fourth st ST. Louis.
Is Chapel ST., New Haven. Isl ST. Charles It.. r.. d.
II Buchanan street, Glasgow, 20 Dauphne st. Mobile.
Scotland. Oci25-3m
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PEEFUMED BREATH-What lady gentleman
would remain under tn Of dissgr cable breath when
by using the ''BALN thousand FLowEas' a dentr-
fec woud not only reuder buleave tie teeth white
sabasY Many persons d. that their brt ath
Is bad, and the subject is so delicae their friends vii
never mention it, Four single drop Of Balm" on your
tooth brush wash the e eth ght and morning. afy
cent bottle will last yetr.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may ea.ily be acquired
BY using the BALM A THOUSAND FLOWERS" It viii re
tau pupcs and eokles from the skin leaving it Of
soft and hue. yet towel pour or three
drops and wash he face night and morning
SHAVING MADE tASY.-Wet your shaving brush In
either cod water. pour two three drops Of
"BAA OF THoUsASD FLOWERS" rub the beard we'll and
it Will make beautiful soft Latter much facilitating the
operation OF shaving. Price only fifty cents. Beware OF
ouuterieits. None genuine unless signed by
W. P. FETRIDGE e co.
Sept2-dLECm FranGln square, y. Y.
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Williams Pulmonic Balslm of Wild Cherry and
Wood EaPtha.

Williams Pulmonic Balslm of Wild Cherry and
Wood Eaptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive for consumption. It is GER
tain remedy for Pheumones, As hma, Splitting Of Blood,
night sweas Bronchitis, Coughs Colds Piurisy Whoopng
Cough and all diseases of he chest and lungs together with
all the affections which pred spose the above named
plaots. All who have it in the above named
complaints attest TO its efficacy in the most unqualified
This invaluable medicine is for lie by all the drug
gists throug hou the Southern and West SAFES Manu-
facturedby A. l.. WILKINSON I CO,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom al orders must be addressed
Hear Sha the Hon. JERE CLsAESs says of its
Persons who buy one bottle to get second.
HUSTsvHLE March G. 1856.
GENT: Ihave used DIR. Charles Williams Pumonic Bal
Of Wild Cherry and Wool Naptha with the hap ples
Effects negro man. belonging my 'ather who has
been flr several years cted wi distressing cough is
apparently good health by the OF bottle
alone.
Ihave used also in other cases. and without de-
cded b-neat to the pluent.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON & Co., Huntsville, Ala.
IA. CHAs. WILLIAMS:
PEAR take pleasure in giving my testimony the
virtues Of our excellent PG monte Basam Of Wild Cher
ry." Having used o-ttles in my flmy, with de.
cied advantage every case, recommend it the
best aud most pleasant medicine have ever seen.
". D. f sAWRIE.
Tuscumbia. March %, 1s4s.
For sale by Herman 4 Rains Berry & Demovire, @ W
Hendtrahott, A. Z. Roscoe Ewing Brother wholesale
Josiah Brown. sepl2I-d&w6n
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4 GENTLEMAN wishes buy girl from 10 to % years
u old, for amly nse Anypers1n having such to
cell, can see purcha.er BY alpyingat this Office.
Also girl wanted to hire the balance Of this year.
25-lm
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For RENT.

rINHE STORE HOUSE the south east corner Of the
SOU AMI Front street Tor the baaUce Of this year.
The fix will be sold taking the House
Apply ty BENZ. >. SHIELDS,
Oc27 AZ Publc Square.
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H0LL0wAY's PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs FarloE, o.
Henry street. New York for three years in eporahle
state Of IN health suffering from hsr stomach and Liver
Seven ago she commenced the Of DR.. Hooway
Pills and perfectly cured. Sold the manufactures, No
SO Maiden Lane New York, and No. pa strand London
aud BY al druggists at 25c, 69hc, aad $l per box.
Com ADvToE. you desire the blessings Ct health at
all seasons adopt your finily medicine cAETERs sFAS
ISM MxruHE Its eiacAe0ns aen the bI Cd, and It's
tendency drive all humors 20 TIE surface and thereby
rid the system OF then, give claim to public patronage
which other patent medicine eKiAni, hope
10 enjoy.
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with foil two feet water on hsrpeth Shoals.
The 4. L. D1gis arrived night before last.
The Hlrts0iUe left yesterday for the mouth.
The Nettie Miller is advertised to leave for
Cairo and Memphis this morning at 10 O'Clock.
JAIL DELvbRY- Last night about o.
clock, eleven prisoners in the county Jail es-
capped. They unlocked the large door by some
means and undermined the wall in the yard,
making an aperture in the stone and brick
large enough to crawl through. This makes
twenty two prisoners that have escaped within
q month past.
BEAUTIFUL ASswER.-Those who have had
much intercourse with children, cannot fail to
have remarked with what simplicity they fire.
quently put questions, which even those of MAJ
ture years and extensive knowledge are puz
lied to answer. The following is one Of those
questions, with an admirable answer: A chilG
said to his parent" Father, where does God
get the color to make cherries so beautiful and
red2" "My child" says the father, | viii
tell you as soon ~ am informed how lie ting.
ed all the leaves with so beautiful green"
GRANADA TO BE FUTURE VENIoE.-At no
great distance from the city of Granada are
situated IA cluster OF the most beautiful aud fer
tile islands il is possible to conceive. They
vary from a few square yards TO several square
miles in superficial extent. Beyond these, and
separated from them by deep, nsvgable chan
mel, stands the large island OF Zaperaro whose
bold headlands aud irregular surface serve as a
guide to all who navigate the lake. Zapetaro
is in It's western extremity scooped ont so as
to form al almost circular bay, aud the shore
of the mainland opposite having deep curve
an almost circular bay is formed OF several
miles in diameter, so securely sheltered 10y
highlands as To make the slightest ship lie Sc
cure upon ITS surface, even when storms may
be lashing into fury the more exposed parts OF
Lake Nicaragua The southeastern part of
this bay is also entered by a channel Of deep
water, which divides tie southwestern eXtre-
nifty of Zapetaro from the mainland. The
Northern lart of the bay is bounded, 10y
cluster known ~ the Thousand I~lrrd-'
esch one of which TO our mind) is in a short
time destined Ia be lull of honses, stores and
commercial wareroums and where vessels OF
considerable tonnage can move from one de
pot To another with more ease than the OK
carts now used in Granad, move from one
street 10 another. Ca this city of thousand
islands pure cold water will be always cuuv EN-
ent, and /; would be impossible for IN ,UrIie>
or infections TO exist IN lis vicinity. Here ca
mails will occupy the place of streets, aud light
fairy like pleasure boats will supercede horses
Here, instead of a Wall street, we have
RItltu; here will be seen and heard >erura,
and senorltas in their gondolas, singing love
so g in the starlight; AID here wall be III,
mos pleasing combInarien of health, conven-
fence aud beauty m any CRY upon which the
sun ever shonc.-Ei Nicaraguense
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U6 present prices for STICK CANDY is 41s per 100 lbs
~ Other con!eCtioneIies are sold at former p ices.
ESQ GREIG.
lONGHURST & co.
J. g. & c. ROBERTSON.
oci21 WI SELL 4 THOMPSON
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SEWANEE HOUSE.
GEO. w. COWAN,

n " II y T. u ~
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
No. IS Cherry Street,
NASHNt TENN.
ORoMPT attention. sill be % ali business ensrusted
him, add special .ttsnon "a tbs collection q KAsiers
claims lhroae hous Middle Tennessee.
REFxRExczE-A. c. Z A. b. Beech, Evans Porter a Co
{. b. Fte Co., Thos T. SIuiey, Ex-Goy. Ne s Brovn
fosah Ferrss Nashville Tsnn Gen. J. A. Battle, David
son CO.. Tsnn.; Kx6oy. W p. Campbell Lebanon, renn
lion. John p carathsrs Aemphs, Tsan W. D. Lavender.
New York City. Oets-tf
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VAInARTE IANn FnR eA1R

nN SATURDAY, TIE IS day Of November, 1856 on the
~ premises, miles IOrth-west of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad viii sell publicly TO the highest bidder
that VALUABLE FARM whore Warren l.. Payne for a
long time res!el aouJ i north OF Cross Palms con
sstiDg Of abO 29S also anntaer timbered
land Of about Ito dying near mile of the home
place-in all say ahou
"a ores.
This is oPporu7y to buy very desirable place;
dwelling houses ComiOra - out houses barns &c God
Farm in good state Of cultivation, wateref ny
failing well and sri Sale aud years cred
{, purchaser giving IA good security. and lien
retained the until paid for. small amount of
cSsh required at sale All persons wishing further nf7r-
nation relative to his property will please call Joseph
Payne on the premises. PERRY PAYNE,
oct20@S S-t-WSwtd Special commissioner
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. 2.
TENN ESSEE LOD1E, No, !, meets a; odd Fellos's
Hal every Tgesday eht OnesIs: r. BuLIoD. g. w..
w THgENoSD, VG Ned. A. Nils, Secy 4. L. hAEsHAtI,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every THURSDAY
nsht Ofle-F.: " A AHEENg y. q. J. W. RtTczlFE, "
@. T W. HAASHs sssy; A. cocxAEL, Treasurer.
5 TRARUR LODiR, No 10, nee every MOndAy night
eitcefs + A. fhliAlPa, n. U a. " DAkIAN, O. T..
BEAuEosT, secy -. CAAENoz. Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE BE so, nssts a. theiF Han So1th
Esh Wiie evsry PTiday night neers; Joss HiLL ~.
RNED gOszH v. NJ C. ALLsT, sseyi Joss rAAks-1E,
Treasurer
ENCAmPWENTS.
RTDGELY ENcAMP nEET, No. ], sssss en- tAs ist
Ano 81 Wednesday ligtt 81 esch An ocess Q. san
sSs, p, NJ 0 gogLE II. r.. y. hlLLI0a. -; ~ ".
fnuEsHep. J. "; J. LS0Ns, scribe o. coTFsa. rzs&s
OLIVE BRANCH I'm AMPMEET, No. 4. meets
svefy - zna 4lh aeiassasy got ofeach nonh ofefu
x. fnEgkIsnN q. b. LFoAs, a. ~ @, ". D1EBsA,
" " {. SskSs. W. T. T. Pause, Scgiesi ".
WAAo, Treasurer. E1
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PnasaDRNrIAL ELEoIIoN.

DURsUASF = "a orisr as1ed 90 ne fro@ the County
Cogrt sf nsEiassn shi. On Tuesday. he sh dsy u
November 1855 proceed 10 epsa aad aoli FeeloA Qr
E~e.ors 6f Prsieat and Wee Preszeat q thu GATED
stat~ 30 ne several Wards All ci Districts q DAVID
% C5aary The Coastabies q each DsFct are auhor.
ss asd bod tka ssesoa 10 thsr Fespesss
DstTieis ;. X. EDAuA ps0A
oetis SheriR
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II reiruF from the shove nfu. ehesrsuiy
mend ~ ard p Ffrers the asora-
~ con- o ratioa q ny "a snd snds and
hc f1r ttem ths pairoDAgs AterAy sEtsndsi The
Old ARA os8i D. w. RUSSELL.
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SWEDISH LEECHkS.
HENDERSON BROS,

Tusr wed frsaa n1pPy Il swedish Lssshss ~ HI
81 press Ter sale ~ DEAOVELL 4 BaLL-
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY
No Ia South Front Street,
nashville.
b COOK, practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY
IA TO Weller Cook Is prepared to manufsc-
ture 70 order, Bells Churches Steamboats, and Pants.
tons. Also, Steam Whistles Oh aobes, Cylinder, Guags
Fountain and stop Cocks Hose and salt well joints
Mountng, Anti Friction Metal.
All by win nestpess and despatch Of ~
best material lou prices, and warranted au6-twiy
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River and Steamboat News.

The river at this point is still on stand
with foil two feet water on Hsrpeth Shoals.
The 4. l. DaUis arrived night before last.
The Hrts0ilLe left yesterday for the mouth.
The Nettie Miller is advertised to leave for
Cairo and Memphis this morning at 10 O'clock.
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.Iamles d. .Innes.

TfORN.-5,OOO SACKS CORN on hand and for sale BY
y sept4I n. D. DICKEY. College stree
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HAVE two Of the hest Cooks, Washsrs and roners in
the State without any exception Also several ost
celeDt house SERVANTS who with The very best
nendatons, they good have been raised
in good families. Also likely Boys and Girls for sale
WILL. L. BUYO'S,
octl0 No, 80 Cherry 8 ect.
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New Goods!

- c. NcNAkH Co. are opening this day large lntof
IT, NEW GOJDS.-Rib ms Laces Embroideries Collars
skirt Belts Betngs full sets o. Applique Lace. These
are nice goods. Ca quick or they will be all gone
Aug4 1856, r. G McNARY & Co.
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HATS. HATS. HATS.

JUST RECEIVED, bv B. r. Cutter, No. Sc and SO, n
- corner Broad and College street.
12O boz. MEMS AND BOYS WOOL -
HATS. 20 DOZEN MINIS SOFT FUR HATS, ali styles.
All OF which viii be sold very cheap for cash.
octl0 CTTTER
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HAVE22 negroes for sale, amongst them or likely
girls from ~ to IA years Old, house servant
setmstres washer and roner likely and intelligent,
eraI stout men, &C. Also extra black smith Cal while
the excitement is up oct22 RES ". PORTER
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

WILLIAM BROWN.
uE Undersigned have formed partnership the prac-
tee ofaw the city Of Nashville will give p omPt at
tontiOn any and ali business intrusted TO their
JOHN s. BRIEN,
Jys'56-tf WILL. L. BROWN.
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FT'HE arm o. Russell Ec0ti Go. ih day Dissolved
~ uutuai consenL all parties satAorizrd the
Of ne ed hrm in seitemsut Of bgsnt 81 arm.
Msssrs 2. =. seot and g. \. CARGO ain conua1e ths
khoesae Grocrsy Busnffs a. Tie ed sand under ne
style and arm Of T. J Scolt CO.
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En 600 BUSHELS dried E ut Peaches and APP
,)O,OOO pies, 5000 rs Ginseng; $500 Feathers
Tor which the highest market price viii be paid.
OClS 4. Z. DANDY.
r. c. Bsndy win keep constantly hand large lot CT
Flour, Of various and superior b anGs.
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CCLORED SHIRTS.
SMALL lot OF COlOred Shirts fine STYLE and a ZOO
II supply Of cheap ones. J. II. McGILL.
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retired Clergyman restored TO health in few days.
after many years great suffering is anxious to
make known the means Of VIII send (ree) the pre-
seription used Direct the Rev. JOHN III. DAGNsLL, No.
SO Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY. sept23-Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
MYSTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MrJ C. D. Parker of Boston, one oftho few young
Americans of collegiate breeding in this country who
have generously and propheticay pursued music ~
Profession presents to the public among other fruits oi
his studio, in Germany little volume under the utie,
Manual Of Harmony; being an elementary treatlSe
"on the painciplos of Thorough Bass with an eSpa-
Wna,op of tho System of Notation; designed as Text
Mt COR the use Of Semnarios aud Schools as we'll
60. for Private Instruction Nathan Richardson;
oRos,on." i2mo., Up. $50. The title explains tue
xo,l We do not agree with the author III oehevng
tb,, nerson. simply with musical ear can learn so
,s,5ay oven plain harmonyi but a. many can Ieafh
who 40 No, attempt it, the diffusion oi gooi text
boal i a matter Of moment. Inc" are '"' P''"'S
Vbch We would have preferred 70 see aueq'a'e! Se'
t.I,lor lat Of the chords with all their lnver-
Sjons IN every key, and Their raNca' u.tN"'''" """
,,e,t Of the most difficult subject to ordinary
,,o seyenths Of the second, third and fourth
- u, this We mean respectively the chords OF
,,or,i ON the second ntcrNs al cf the major SC 'e'
- .o,cpth interval Of the major scale or on the
- g the minor scale and on the first OF tie ma
- Rut the author confounds page 75l the
- Of the major and minor ninths without
,ta;, fundamental bases, with sevenths No"
e.. arc not the same, AID neither mathemau-
ally logically nor pOC,icaly can DC SUBJECTED TO 'ne
,.ue law The seVChthS are resolved oy thei' iun-
dar,c,,.l bases falling fifth, and the conditional
Lses Of the ninhs in question must n'e ass'-'ons'
They NJ, rot less chords of the minis oe'A"S' '"o
b,scs are omitted. Neither Is It requisite
to nrerare the seventh dominant, which Is tue eaS.
dssonant cf the dissonsnt chords the din'"''neu 4,
seventh 80 called cmpirically, though 1t Is out "l'
minor niI;h without the fundamental bass, even AZ
COrding 10 !ogy notions much requiring prep "a'
tOn.
Rxcept theee deficiencies, find the book an eA'
oclen. one not attempting too much leading the pa
pl gradually on, with judcious text and questions
giving better idea of plain harmony than can be
found elsewhere, TO our knowledge. 10 work Of the
raah postability and chedpness.