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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

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" ta oun, State OF Wscoh'n Thefs vii be offered
futic sole BY the proprieoIs on MONDAn AuSns. W ~
and during 're ert 70 ~eek ONE THOUSAND to T")
THOUSAND CITY LOTS sustsd IN different parts OF me
Plat, su'sb.e for 0,sne.s and rec ierces
TERMs Of PAYMENT
be ul,do easy by small anoItt In hsnd and ne remain
line with low rate y interest ard liberal ds
count 10 al ros who shr maze valuable Improvements
within y,sr from re o; purchase oE 10 those who unJ
pEoier 10 lay N hsrd . -. ..o,. ,,r,
s 'u,ted the Wisconsin River, Immediately bcos 'h.
roratc srot Known a. TIE DELLS. and In the midst OF
rich A,rcua country and Of tie b9de sd tnest sceiey
ln Wisconsin The oethe city Itself beaati1 ard he'tn,
h The e1u.ne hng al elevated .n, rDs 5rnoothy aud
ry. nl, tron b.n % feet above the river, whGh
boundary, TO en- eevaou OF abon -
where the tab lard It's essern bOundaiy t"o
miles distt nom he river. ......,,
A. IBIS tont ne IA CROSSE sud MILWAUKEE, RAIL
ROAD cruses the sconsn river eAorns easy comnnca
between the al western portions Of tue susie ana
eouutyy bevord ,o..
OF the largest water powers ~ the state
is u prccess bg erected by he Nconsi yer iydf,u;
CoTany ND. chaer granted BY tao Sts," The Wisconsin
the sylest yeT IN the STA AMI tns waerpoNsr VII oe
tue low the river o. that can be inpt6Sed
tboreby syg peculiar which wiz sose III iSe
the erect.on u MILLS sGi NASUFtCTORlES ot every
description 49,. JUN fLtLh, c
frfrrC o l.
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Gnneee ano 1urme Udntso
Real Gstate for bale.

DFSIRABLE FARM-At Cedar Grove near
JW.,, B,oomfed d. n lg miles f'orn New yok and 40
from Ralread Saon4 suo7ror Lsdd with good wter
nao an sbund.rcs Of cboice r and shDetfee' tro
etory ana attic coute frame House with para and addition
pesy new 20 ID Bap, &c in perfect, bsalthy locality
best Of schools near, t"ruis easy
(a6l bLtf'hbN 20 no orosaT"
l,,ARM LANDS for SALE.-Thc ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 now prepared ~
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
FARM MING l. "A y d 8,
Is Tracts oP FORTY AcRus AID UPWARD,
On
LONG CREDITS
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EOR SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY on
LAKE GEoRGEThe subcr'tc off rs for sale te be ,1'
fuy Properly lying Curbaus Bty Opposite CAD
W the of Lsso George d il the neghboOod of
tia celebrated W.aIn Henry uhol from weh Sea net
,cp.rs ever. Property consists OF sboa 3 Ct
laid 100 which is under euysu has ca ex'ens'v. Ien'
the most c ruig OF that TO
/ onc Al pic'u7 .Qs locs7. Too improvements
two sio;y DWELLING bouse with arp AID othoi rJ Out
Levs,s THIS opoi;y be add whole ia paf tosehe;
with the ck H0tsss a1i Uto sls. etc., II ds.rri.
Aho-pOR SALF. SMALL FARM Of 20 acres, al,u'
mn. tom abr good cnl vafi0n, has
o. u good House, eu3 Other buldnfs spd 5000
Orch II u fu bearing II viii be sold with tho cJ!s the
/ =, ,.-ro,o ..
well Count, letk 81 orciY; " OANltL LAEDtR
Durhau's Bay OF OF ALEXANDER JOdNSfONt u Flush
IA, LcDg l-6fo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

pEOPLE FtnR INSURANCE Col
Ssy.RoRk Jun, -, So
A r an ELECTION held June IL, 1855, the fnl.
"A owins gentlemen elected Deztols Of th ConyAay
for the ensuing yesI;
DIRECTORS
Richard Vsret, 9syiori Hubbsl T.lisn N. WiisJu,
D. Jack.or steward James Brouwef Abraham IIzs.Ai
freeman Campbell, J0tbein C. Meek or L7aan Cuar!n-
sanuej BT9ssll, soo.ncp beRti, john W L. va,
Gtward l.. LJuch George " arnsr, Thouas W.i,iaars
Ieter " ms WiIim T1r, E1vJd Cat,
yafnes ). Lewt. kdwaGd Nslsor, S,r,iuer I,ovn
Cornelius Stephens, Matthias Clal L. Phl,o I Hors-A
Bsnoa 5hiudlaT Chri.fooher 1--WE, llfrad Har
Wm. D Wishbar. JOhn 6IoreyunaS,y Cba,ls, n NSI.r~
John p. Ysiyeston, Gea.ge r. Cfeyln D,yll pS.e, w.
gideon De sAnge,ls I,fbias R..c.I -
suo,e9uent n e-sns of ths Board RICHARD kANCK.
aq., wa uDaosnoUsy sc.s1 freshsnk
" r. UNlbFRuTLL so-rs,.y.
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paints. Oils, Ulase. Sc.

CXTKA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure burs brightly ard a sperm and
the ~ick being tree tro0 gur bvsty UpeuN tOi
IA hnrry Aso.
cOBU6Ns PURE TALLOW Oh. sopero. for burning
will sand colder ssss. al viii Ia, srsrn OF
Barrels ~ 20 10 gallons Orly Aeent
John ~ QUINCY. No. 90 Wilsm.r
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THos VrIr>U huctcueer.-Store. No IL Sprucest
I WILL expose to sale at public auction on
sATUhnAY sugus' Is. 1876, at Il At No ~ est
37ih St. PRESSES, LATHES and other MAChiNEhI hs
carrying on d STEEL-PEN HANUFACrORf, &c.
WELLiSoroN A. CARTER, Auctoaeors
I AIDES BONES, FRUIT, &c., at AUCTION,
/TO-HORROV F,idsy at lOt o'clock, st No 81 Dey 1t
corner h-Wri.ngDesks Work Boxes Almord', sr
dimes Figs Nut. Shn.pps Gin Brandy by pipe csx ci'e or
deu ohD Tobacco Caar' Stationary "rl1s Paper fas Sc
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I4teY OF SU0l'IlT OF mo ITU7I OF " IT IoI
PRICE AND TEnMS OF PAYMENT

TIA prce vii vary lrOn e 70 80 according U Iocat'oh
ousl &c CoDscls fo Deeds may be made during hs yes
1896 s;pulars the purchase 10 bo paid In i've enua
tsralneIt-the first duo III two years from the
aets sd the Others annually thereafter Theias
late o. tire coutiect
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TIE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
u OFFICE No. S3 WALLsT. NEw.YoRK.
MLeHASIcs BANK BUILDIsG.
Tbs Ccmlany with cssh capital Of IN 600 iBsir. b1i.
hss a disc bous-oli furniture vesi,l. In por and aer
esrzoes snc personal opery ally against los, damsss
BY IRE. tle most favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
stephen Cenbrelers Sanin n. Foster, John J. Buckley
Wu. Rerusen, jacob Reese, Ngin " Nclurne.
James LVhy Geo W. Big1. James Sanford,
Joseph Br;1u LebHcus g. Ward, John n su5dam
n n Lewis Morris, &c ). Be cock, TheOl. w. lL-y,
Robert Sck-ll, KugeLe Dut.lh, Jn0 W. Merserau,
Cbas. u. Smith, " u Amos Ronhius, Henry Behf-i,
Wnl. {. "e'IaoIc, Joseph foulke, Ihomss & Smith,
Nathan STAR, cA GEe,ton' ~, Stephen HysS.
Henry }. Leyerch-
JACOB REESE, President
Tn1NAs GRrryLEAF. Secretary.
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A. M. MEawrs Auc ioneeI CT
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. CO.-Trade-Sae
Tss RPGnLIR FALL GRADE SALE w 80 con-
nepcet or TyE~DAY, September .ts Oci eh m e Coz.
ssnncI,s Of hooks Stereotype Plates, Ssiopey booA
d,rs Materials &C. solicited fhs Catalogue wiz 10 rrt -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

EkEENWiClI, Ct.--For sale or exchange, II
" lslse House, with Il scr~s OF and aop, CAT FL
ueT the rs.s CncANroh = S""chA'fs ESenGaeo
ILLINOIS NORTH WEoT For SALE, or
4 FNCHANGE f'r NewYork o. Or o,yu City Property.
TOWN PLOT of Fo1recn acres hema.y Htrrcd for
ucinc rurfo,esfCO cct Rock River, 30 yfd. fro
Csiesso ard Mississippi NsiTcac, ra from the City OF
Ike sui i'nois Cent 81 8aloes lnquu' OF HOblN-OS
20 l.G GrsIdst ~ 10 e. NJ or . m
&TATEN lSLAND-At { itfOn, ten minutes
- ueit from VsudeIfts La Ill g-Ior SALE, uAst co
TAGF IN excellent order cooc neiehbooOd with III an
ground cuifiyatsc WITH c9oce tuit ane Flowers
Pi 90 600 cash. Adtres.P o box No ~
FNANNFkI SITES Cor SALE.-Five thousand
Il hul dfcd aud fry acres LAND, situtei tdL
four n es Of pruc.pa! railroad with Water Po~sf. Item
locs Bs'k and N.l safc cat lT Tanne@s All ten
Nils four LouTs ~ W ok Cit. Tile 7est'ct
TENS cas-, 80 pics low IIquHo 81 v b PALMER,
Tlilr-e BUILDING.
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furniture.

ENANELED FURSTTURE. II. I. FAR-
II kINGTON bss etdy or sale sn extensive arornsa
OF fch III sned Chamber fCrHurr In sI ps'''rns ana
AID eaboretay decorated iarscap-s, isures aud
hoTtTs the seuu'acrory Nsr-rconis Nos " and r
WoosfeIs between brV0rlo and Grad
SCHOOL FURNITURE
~ CIRCULARS sUTPLlEO ON APFLlCAl!DN
By n PATTON, No. - GRDIE-ST.
SPLFNDID SUITES of ENAMELED FURNI-
WARREN WARD No 50 C:nal-s.
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TOLL LEAsE--An old BAKERY STAND

.o.,L cv. fNI.as tho io. f-tcroa u Bro'6 way ID
~ az IS suil-Jo ~ 90 LTsi."ss t,y Z - :" =
kAinUG c0,t! iEslr tcl tj:ar'.
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Il L Il o s f n f. . l. 3
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.
Secured ~ PATENTS
KERO>FTE III LiUMi.ArfTG OIL.
ffE FCONOMY or THIS OIL - UNRlYlTFO.
81 IL of kFROSEsF sIy ui.eh hght 0f Re pc
see, OH az Of whale OIL - g Of Sperm O aud = . u
duiIins Flrd
Il burn, in ell The Arrant buto--,op Lamp, izculn,
pheas AID sse oil ecl without the Usual tendency
si..nke.
kFnOsENk LCBRlcATIN0 AND BGHNACLE OH.
Tie se OF th Oh 81 ui.chiaoy i oGrd 70 be p@rf-y
nogic. the csCst tao Il impure
~ess eqra, best Sperm Oh, aad DOES uo colgsL low
teo tefsIuie For Biz aclo Lalo. SizGG and 9Ow,pt la.
o. suurt cfus'.u he wick :oat desi5erln fo sho
n,..s.s AID sise, .M equ! 70 best Sperm Ou IL ac
hurs- In oil tie Solar ld usnd LAmps
TIE ou Of EIsi' 'hp Chanders, ard Ship Cap
particularly requested + be enilcaie b >t
tie ,fce aUSTfNS. Agent OF Kerosene Oh Cooauy ",
8 Bsavc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

NEW-fORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CtNr BONDS-TnA uGdesuzgel ofss tor ssis
he SEN IN PER CENT COUPON BOSDS Of tn Con,
panJ tstc sqe heylnz Henty y6~r Lite vabls
,en arruJ TIE days OF February aud A. .u a bs
CDa.F sny's sgencT, IA this CITY
OCnchN. SHERMAN ( Co
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

LoRmLARD FIEE lsstEANer Co Ohcs d "a unb9r. 9.
SFv-foRz Avg ?, 1876 J
N,IIE DIRECTORS have THIS DAY declared
ssIMT-ANAUAL DIVIDEND ot EIGHT PES CENT.
rsvsb,s OK demand CARLISLE NORW GOD. Sosse,arY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

CTAMMERlNG, sc, radically and perm,-
wtboat sIy suIscL opors,iou. He az. raw
wi tike Gil thr p-ti-uf cured W.i AZ
Sehyers lots III ister C0Ly or ,N :ays oily.
p, j-ta-ce cen r. cufei by oIter - s4Iess Dr.
BFrNEIf hos Ho. 20 kiussou. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

DY ENCLOSING 81 10 DR.. II. JAMES,
ID Me,,o,1btsn @ 10 t. astor Pi.ce, r.. Pow
viii lie cent spy acdIess. win f directions for 4kns
ore ouAtt HAIR INV t1ORATGR. This is Cbnoe prcrt
r.ton :te! mako tle hair wsi'ksss, or
nuoes sew Tec's tce hsn when ios from Sickness
nr othff tsuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

~ yRN IANGU AGT, a;d PiIRLNOLOGN. vould .u'otn
O. gLbe tl' he he's coop.;oed COZ het oi tNSCtt &
TiOS scnitifc bIsselss sld tfGt no ~isy
pa - nct a. tcn.o ct iLc.f rca1eLces fof pa
ttt afr Ctr-f.s Ne. - - htc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

lbs day nIe5 IN th.- ofce NO u Tie sPn1atqlaat II
ue MfiROPULiTAN BANK. IN the City Q. Nov on,s ,ol
AfcLt for tie Re.ennov Of IT, Orcu!dth: Ng'es so>
with ,erCsei.on Of tho spS,a'mes Of the LesT "a ~ "
tpfeis BsLb such sent agreeable 70 His et S o
act % anC ID me .Tal es,i.s .
barkDs Asscai.rs IEd Ais al bsnse- rIsSea W.
lsJl JANIS 81 COON, sapeh'el1<A
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BoGr1 au0 Rooms.

DOARI-CCntoe, aud Christian Families apply
ID 10 GI5 s-,., tJ LS oalce Terms easy Ce''e'erS
ttat0 ni. uitI
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Ory'cp aIcrIvEs Of T.Xrs,

FTO STTAMbDNT OWNERS and TRAVET-
i FiS johns "cN & NiLESS GRADUATED
CORN LIFE PBFsEEp sRS, Ia. cassins previous in
VET op the sjmpcv sHi ~ winch the, NAV bs
used in cssos Of 1anser nd especially or not beiug
isbe uii-s. OCe received tue ci.e Of peHtee,
No BcwcTf, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

CCOILAhD.-DAVID SMITH, from Dundee,
~ Scoard wruld fs,! cbize1 & psrsou who vi
HIM WI esois him had his 8ro.h,r.
WILLIAM SMITH ProteeI- I-i,-sv', ARCHIBALD Dt I
CAN. u, -Irh. NEer last he -. 90, ueTe i'll kew YORK. Al
iress No g. Giacds.. P'eIs5E " J.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

TNUIA TTNEATIIE DNEIJ, NOVDC, DiuCI
Il aid c. ior,d, opened snd 'or sale q
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE No. go Broadway.
Ao hou.s Of Der Chinese aud Jsoanes, articles ver
ra. Gad desra5e OILY Us fyUEl Of the abJ.s establish
me-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
Groceries.
Professional Notirss.

INHALATION in DISEASES of the LUNGS
i NOTLi--Di HUNTER would give rorcs ,hI, dang ~.
hot uor q S.Iuuer patents vii DO received &
'. Persons requiring KciGstcn OF the l1r1s sL91
II rofe. s.s tie E-oEI,ns Va. s2 BrJltraS, New Yosk
July "a
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90 Ubom it man Concern.
A DYERTISING.-ANDR WINDS GEN

ATV. T. PALMER' AID V RTISlNG
~ Agency 10 Co ves.ers or Ruurers employed 20
buslDess Advertisers cell 81 ;heAgercy or ~ ss1dn5
zaitPI I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

Annual To'sl.
Deduc tr j ,lenes sey - per csut... ..,..... so 30
Leaves pc bati- revenue % POI Investment
Of $4,000 the pr babe cost WHEN flly eQIp.
red, ucluou 9 onr prors'e share ~ tEe heavy rol-
is stock -.ary tho coal s......,...
The business IS aesy eXsfue ard b. triy sJicd,
that r IL act e~aEs 'hs conpe'ion OF lire. Nh sgit
ao!e coal region connections vel built raioai emps
liberal and goOI port thu
deep waters OF S0wYors lahor ceLn1bs pTsyea' u from
eounorrs coal trace Of 0C0 oo rus Gnnum wbeneva
" ere ready send our locomotive afCor 10
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Nashville, July 27, I855.-2mtwkw*


IN this country tbs of vitality c0nd
Il stsnty suffering from atmospheric infences,
BY Sudden changes of weather and the variable character
ot the seasons, especially spring and autumn These
plants and E forms of deease natural to the country
easily controlled by simple prescriptions, such
wonderfully preserved the health and heightened the lives
IF tie abOrgnes and the early settlers Of America than
they By the powerful doses Of Aopathy, the Drench
ngs Of Hydrpsthy the hot and pungent doses Of the
TbOmps0nsn school, the delicstey medcated pallets
OF Homeopathy,
These valuable and effective get simple medicinal prep
sTstous fsnnd greater degree of purity, cOmbn-
IN scientihc proportions, and compounded with
greater skill, ia the GRfFENBERG FAMILY MEDl-
CINE5 than 10 any others offered 10 public notce
They consist Of eleven different remedies all OF which
the sanction of high medical authority and the Rp
rovs of hundreds of thousands who have been relieved
Ey their use GOng whom found the names OF eminent
c.ersymen jurlsts statesmen and more than THoUsAND
PzTsTCIANs every sect on Ot the United States.
THE GREFENBERG MANUEL OF HEALTH
written By ssvsrsl physicians each prominent in the dis
medical profession. Ii the most reliable book
published and it is dves;ed CT professional terms and
srltieR so that every understand H. No family
should be without copy.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Brief examination of the Pathology OF Uterine Dis
ss together with tie principle and method Of their cure
by T PoaTEI Of Utica his is very valuable pamphlet
prepared by Of The oldest and most celebrated PhyS
clans IN the UoioE, l have Ist received hundred
shousspd copies for grauitOus distribution. Those who
rse interested in this subject will please call send for
copy Of this pamphlet ALEA. MACKENZIE.
iyog College street
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RATES OF FREIGHT

FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH TO
NASHVILLE,
To take effect on and after Ist of June, 1853
FIRST CLASS.
DIAN0 Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
i Hats, Liquors, Oils, &c, in bottles, Camphiue and
Spirits Turpenne in barrels Carpeng China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in cases. Clocks Conisctonares, Cot
ton Cards. Cutlery, in cases. Casks and Boxes Dry Goods
in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrub
berry, Furs Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plate lat owners risk Oysters in and jars
Ssddery Tin and BrIttans Ware, Teas and Spices-per
100 lbs 81 l5c from Ist December LIST June aud from
lst June to lst December 81 35.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as is specified in LIST and Sd
class Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors. in barrels
and pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather IN rolls and boxes
Oils in barrels and casks Crockery and Queensware in
and CopPer-per loo lbs, 81 90.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad Irons Zine and Tin pigs
Tinpate, AnVis, Vices, casks of Chains and Hoes Ma
uilla aud Cotton Cordage Coffee heavy Castings, sll
gearing Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and Spikes
and R0sin in bbis,PeE esrr9 loo Ibi,, sGe %eo
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also Carboys of Acids other Chemicals
viii be charged BY actual weight but at double st class
rates, or-per 100 lbs, 81 50.
The rates the same from Charleston and Savannah
to Stevenson and all Stations this side as TO Nashville
0yercharges where they evidently exist will be correct
ed by the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad and paid
by the Treasurer upon proper cercste from the Agent
delivering.
Ine Roads viii not pay Tor hidden damages injury
to contents OF boxes or packages when no external appear
ance of damage exists.
No claim for damages will be considered unless sec9m
panied With receipt showing the goods to have been IN
good order when delivered to the Roads Charleston and
Savannah.
In of snort goods the Roads require 80 days for
examination of the husf not found the expiration OF
that time the Road delivering will be authorised to pay
but no claim shall be considered goods sought tor
less receipts are exhibited evidence of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid
md fHIUa huf tho
The Agents of the N r. r. under heavy bonds to
the company, and all freight bills due to the Agents
individually therefore freight bills must be paid in full
and recamstons for charges, damages &C. must be
paid by the Treasurer only upon certificate the Agent
and authority of the Superintendent
mayl4 BPG II. L. ANDERSON, Supt.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OaIO. AND
BALTIMORE % HOURSl
ID

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 10 Wash.
ingtOa can be procured to which point as well as to
Baltimore, il is the shortest direct and in every re-.
sPec the mosi Iesbe route II the only route BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets New York are enabled
to reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket New York only thus en-
sbng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or iaor
nation to visit four OF the cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded b. any other roats.
And it is the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
lana, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas. or steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad TO lao lnapos lpd make direct connection al
Columbus Uu;n with the Central g. Railroad to Wheel.
ing, whencs connection witt Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is mad Washington o. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New nrk.
,ay- Passengers nolding Thror. Tickets from Mem
phs are transferred at Cairu of the Illinois
Central Railroad iron, hence passing through Tsrre
Haute Indianapolis, D.. md Xenia to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave CO.uous at 10 A. NJ, $50 p N. and
IL p NJ.
s Travellers requested to notice that while this is
the only route aft riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Cles at the same rate as charged by other routes N
IOFk only il is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East. The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only 576 miles, being about 100
miles Shorter to New York than by any other route There
are less changes OF cars by this ROUTE and consequently
less detention, than bv any other.
"a The road is ballasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply d. G. RUMSEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn
For Through Tickets sp2y in Louisville at the office of
the U. s. Mail Steamers the Jesrsonville Railroad
Othee, Main street. VIM. =. WO0DSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. r. X.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june 25
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UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT.

(WEoTERN MILITARY INSTITUTED
IIHE session of this College viii open Monday,
L September S. The Classical Course isfdll, and every
aoIlity al rded students in Scientific Branches.
Preparatory School is attached embracing oftwo
geaTs The Military system is adopted as an etectual
Of preserving good order economy regular habits
and active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition and
Boarding S00 per term Of twenty weeks Surgeons Fee
e5 Engineering French, Spanish, German, Drawing,
Bookkeeping ana fencing each SO per term OF twenty
weeks
TIE last ssssion Of the Medical College closed with s5s
Astriculsnts ana IS Graduates from IS States The
Military College closed its first year Nashville With l54
Mstrousnts from IA States tor Catalogue and Reguls
tons, apply to
B.R JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville July 9Y lS56-2Uty Sw&
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Stopping at Southampton, both going aud returning, they
offer proceeding Londn sud Havrc
over other route for the economy fme and money
Passage from New York SOatsm ptOn and Bremen First
Cabin Saloon, 100 dollars; First Cabin Lower Saloon I0
dollars; Second do. 80 dollars.
All letters and wspape pass through the Post Of
fee.
No bills OF iading signed or parcels
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ssiir.
For freight passa age apply 40
C. H. SAND, IL SouLh William sLrsst, I.is.
c. A. HEINEKEN g. CO., Bremen
CROSKEY 6s CO, Southampton.
WIN. ISELIN, HayFe. Iangs-ly
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CAPITAL ai5.OOO.

1895 Prizes, amounting to-. 9iO2 000
~ Tickets $40; Halves, f5; Quarters, 81 50.
The 500 Prizes Of fS determined By the number
which draws the 1880 Przef that number should Be
so odd numbsr, then every odd number ticket in tbs
Scheme will Be entitled 10 te co. fa even number then
every number ticket win be entitled 10 s5 So In sd
ditiOn 10 any other Prizs which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets viii be certain Of drawing uearly pesIf
the cost Of the same, with ehs1ees Of Obtaining Other
Prizes r-t . 80
All those tickets ending vith o. g. 9, are svsa-a
those ending with !, 3. 81, 9, are odd
- Persons sending morey by mail mead mot fear IL
nelng loss Orders prncualiy attended to- ComuunIrs
TONS eonndentaL BANK Notes Of sound Banks at
par Drawing sent to all ordering Tickets
- Thoxs wishing particular numbers shouId order
Immediately.
~ Orders addressed to James T. Winter. Box ass
Nashville, Tenneases, Will be promptly attended TO
-e's. JAMES 2. WINTER,
angIs - Asusger, Macon, Ca