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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, Nov Aid. Isaac q. BAEbsr, II esi-
dent.
Ptfifjons R,ttrred-For reduction Of rent on ce'l4r
Of ulton Market. on account of Abraham Les Il.
CfsulCry paIiIc> for connection Of tai.
Shof CbGHhc.-Ihr reports for and against c.eHu-
he >, ecial oder lor Monday next
EcsoiafioH Of Iqa1N-By AID. EtY: Thu. the
Cuu sci to Corporation furnish h. opinion Whether
Section OF tie Charter restraints the Board of Alder
ueI until III. Board of CUuncilmcn Irst acts ir, III
taking action Whenever The expenditure oi money Is 10
tc inuCe by ndiNidUals and not from e public trecs
uy Adopted.
TIE Union E,5Jy ConP2ay.-id. TrcEar offered
the follow
Uhe,cgs ne Union Fer, Company monop,ui,s al tic
i1i,s be',cn t!ds at br''FF1 excV those - he
EatfcIu District hay. recently, without aiy apparent st
auC adr oh ruts violate Of their leases with
,,S Of NV Ok aid 10 the INJURY Of he buu,ss AID
Lil.d TLa, the Committee nice Of this Board vho-e
,min Il a member Ofcio Of the t""- f"r COMPANY 80
Of said ~" s'"t' mont 90 W. rec l'' a. "a
tui, and rIort fully As; Tie o"'.s AID du''e OF
s9.d Union f'fN Company.
Aid Fox moved the adoption Of this II solution
Ale Ely said lie had 10 objection against tue p'per
but lie thought the pubic already Ene" the 'ernis o.
Il 4 lease.
AID Fox raid the refusal Of the Ferry Company TO
,,rc &, Iru.utAon tickets virtually raising thc
rue of ferrig.c and violation OF tire lease he
hnr,d tLe CoInIlun Council would hold the Company
Ia ilc terms and meaning OF tho lease, and give ne
public he ,at .facon necessary in the lrenrts. The
late ocding # the Coupany seemed 20 be entirely
u1cn,d for ,,lf-h move on their port at The cS-
t,r-o of she Vuhlt ard II was time j:',se was dom
T. n51nsItrcrS 4 p,eds- report appointing
buC rtapIo'iUg Comm ssi0ners u. Dec1. so long be
f,rc lie BoaId was brought up by Aid. Brgg-, aud
adopted by Il vote OF H. to |. Adjourned to Monday.
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GOV. AiKry Is PEovlDr>cF.-A pubic speaker
N sdd,,ssir. large Republican meeting III fIo' i
i,uce tie ntl,l dnv took occasion 10 era" c"h-''
lot ollv between MasslcLu sei;s and uth .72:la'
u. cen the true and the false gentlemen 10 '''
Inn Notwithstanding il the latter CONNECTION We 81
..,,,. l.a,inr of GOV Aiken IL conduct N St-a.eS
Ink. 10 tie tar and the brutal assault OF Pfe.' u
: Book. ulrn senator Sumner. Ai'er ne lnev'1u
Wa, c1,aily surprised 10 rtteF noe II'u ~ ID,
,n,n I'm self stating tina; be hid heari TIE -i-sSn'
ard soliciting the pleasure Of pers'oaI lnteT''
.i,rA,r tad nsH ima-ined hat GOV A.Hei va ''.,N
81 ,t u.aIJ miles ~ Prov deLce. ud,r u" ' AZ
,u,s md 70 l.tytLt m!,,onst LctloI lie ''i1I-u. -
oie ,rclcr TO iciiaL from TIE n.eIy.,~, s Al, 1er y,
Gov hltp courteous uoic eAcu..nS .I-Se' 49,
,,.,cr, letter wcs received IL 'tpy'
.s,.fcii.n a, TO, Whole tone am tenor AZ 'iy
sr,e,fcs upon the occasion. nd incf4a= ,, Ia
, ..,ur, cree H. tie sentiments ut',ieu' l. -,
,r.uy LroWn that Gov. Ai,ou has o,Sn Ia H.; =
II Ioirh he Norib, bat such /, ihe 'Ael. n A. a..
,.ii,7, truth hat the ar-'s; s.a, ,'''
I,hur 10 tie fr,-ea IL class, ou' 81 ~.
60, and v.n able ,o apir,'lte u'ueI & "u4 ''
s,Ialle I INT " Lcc' er found.
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Glcnlrdi

glands SARSAPARlLlA-Th2 original dnG
y r e. article Gt luu,tiR hc b Od Al uiiaias remedy
Sct.luA Cunueous ed B,ary disrdofs me 'NP''I-
me 81 fNt,u Lac i.s Established i"' Msh 'p S'"
"a ,li. invaluable medicine: - curative powers nave been
,I,.,ly tested "uA-siaiouR sEl obs mat t"-,S "'th
- , an success call forth tnc ru-t hHicrns com
o nan. from ,Iuu,uf PHYSICIANS ihr'usu"nt ~ y
-. a., d 80 lN A n u SANDS bUesl-'' NJ" bH
F,l,,r... N.~-Yok urr' boy Nrusg,''s generally
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PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of
be Couny & New Yrk notice j. hereby oven 70 al poy
IN. having claims JAMES LISTER late VI he &,
Nv YIN, dto'acG 10 pre-ent tie with voucher,
ref 10 o-'rleT. AZ b.. oice, No. I75 Le~.s In ,h.
CT e., n Nk O're u seventh day 4 March nsst
-r.i.d Now York. the 81 DAY Of september 1885
ANDREW MILLS Admiui-trs.or.
6 lsVCuS ELIZA J. LESTER Adnin..tra'rir
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II lie IEopLE Of tie STATE of NEW. YORK

lS Il" e I'd fee and naeJ hleni t. AZ per,u,
hierst'd IA To Estate. If ALBERT ;. CENT? (oth.r.
49, called (htTes SMITH l.i- Of IT," City e New.
lsIs dee ss'd. creditors, of kan. UtherPle
s'hr ,t''tng. iop ard each II yo hereby and
rq'i"G i''s"rsly &" h. aud app-M b'f'rs onr S1-r,.
fttc # g." Go,uty oi H,WioTs hs "fic~ City
Z" MY u 81 lie .',th dsy # May next. 81 eleven
"'o't c iny h'n ana 'heS" ~ a,tesd
Ne - -'fti'rrt # fh' e p~ce"nSs m Pr tyr
+ SW ttNN lhic Adu1iis''aor ~ iar Cry O." Ncw-iprs
and infH ~" eords % lf"s aHd credits ~ sud
d,c.r,'d II '"s'irn. wheTe~,f h.ye caused to
S,s' II Once Of Surrogate to be teelanio afy"d
Il. lWtr's. tHTkr " BRADFORD. esquire, sur
g so-: (, uify TIE Cry 81 NV ri. the
5''L Day Of Oct; l'r III year q Lord thou.
II Iawivs A. ". BRADFORD, surosM.
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DFNOVAI.-The MANHATTAN LIFE IN
h SURANCT OMPANN lave uos'd ~. oh'" 70 he
bARk OF tCMM tRCE BUILDING, No. 81 N,sss9-s' "'
" Fox &C. Wi go. L' Goa, pre- 't'~l ."
~ a., l@.ir,.s 81 LIFE INSURANCE win h"Ff'l'1n
eiM,s. fLo.~u "us Do" AuDu. ". -, ~ nl,' p, -
biz tIns y d. MOROAE IIN'''-
{ '. WKsFLE S'tIr',sy.
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T.ne Usu'e ~a- 1T w ~ sa4- 8ght iof the Inst mo
N T.. -cay gh' let v.s
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JOY TO THE WORLDl---
TEE ONLY INFAL I6LE RRMEDY
Hurley's SarsauariIIa,

Or all the remedies that have been discovered during the
~ present for the ssthousand Ills heir
none equal this wonderful preparation Only three years
have elapsed since the dscoverer who spent decade
studying, experimentation and Perfecng W first
ed to the pnb and already recognized by the most
eminent Ph in all parts of the country be
surprising Elective remedy for ain diseases Of which
they have An,a edge. H-r. F.s r..
All other cOnFounds syrup he root have hitherto
taled 10 eomuS the sanction faculty, because,
dents which neulralze good the sarsapara
and efentines inure the h. alth he patient. 1t
with Huriey's preparatoH rr r. o..
This is the pure and extract Of the roo and wilton
rs De found to efee certain and perfect Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases
Affection ofthe Bone, Hsbitual Cossvensss,
Debility, Indigestion
Diseases oIthe Kidneys. Liver complaint
Dyspepsia Piles,
ErysiPelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female irregularities, scrofnla, or Kings Evil,
Fisuls, Syphilis
And ali Diseases oflhe Skin.
Besides curing the above It lie also known be great
and powerful onic purifying the blood and hvgorsng the
system.
In Short is without exception, in the mentioned
Il is most Desirable remedy the age. 1t already extsD-
svey used throughout the country and Is fs
kurope reputation. The instances of has effected
are daily coming the Prepreors and be has
nohesatIoni in recommending 20 and all who desire
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried
RecOllec HuTieys SaEsspsrs is the only genuine article
in the market. - .
u Price dollar per boStIs or I've dollars.
FOR sale al the mauufSeofy Of Seventh Green
SCOV and hy dealers in Medicine throughout United
states, Canada and Mexico ]an23-d&wly
BERRY DEM0VILE,
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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l" Excelsior" =!

the great trial Of Agricultural Implements In NASH
n vile the 4th, 5th and eth of june, 1866, -,-
TAE "EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD.
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
as will sppear from the following extract from the report
Of the committee They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there we're entries but
in consequences Of some accidental breakage only two
made trials
/. FxcsIsior. by J. C. Baldwin Qsavitt's Patiently
Joyes's Star Mill, b. b. y. Weller Little Oisnt by
o. II. Anderson .- -....- -.-..t rF -..-'l'
Both these Crushers are Constructed similar nechaut
cal principles and sse about the same power but the
Judges gave the premium to BeIawins Min It seemed 70
have more capacity in given time but its chief superor
consists IN lis having movesble TDgs which constitzte
the grinding surface and o toe wearing surface
These grinding surfacts are cast iron ana can be 70.
newed readily and at rIs cost This gives more durs
bty for less mooey." l -0.-re = \ - :
Toe above Mill for Crushing Corn and Cobs or grind
ing meal for smiY use is furnished all complete a0l
too Per Of grinding rings s0iiA aEs s squal to tauo
DilGs, at the oe price Of 5000. - - - . '''-
Address JAMES c. BALDWIN co,
isN-enswkw 81 cOlsgs street, Nashville, Tenn.
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SIOO Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscr Der the night n -
II ut lhe Path IF July mGlstto fellow, named nv
a. RI \, Ta0nsr by trade. end first rate Ne "a
chsnic w
Cyras is copPsrcolo5ej, With very heavy suit
q hair vGvy is ortwO years age, but does not lok
ueaTly old. lie is very intelligent bat spssks in g
SLOW UncertoCe, and has habit of clearing his throat
rtSuenty during BIS conversation. He may be known
easily by having stiff finger the right hand, think.
The bone of the third trgeT broken and ipdentsd
IN two.
cyrus wGs well dressed and carried Of large ward.
7nbs end plenty If money. He is very likely of for
Frss State l will give reward OF $50 for his appre.
hsnsiou and confinement in Jail that get him. if
aught IN ibis State and SlU0 If caught of the State
Dr.. JAMES B. STONh, White House,
Aag2-f Williamson county, Tenn.
Ths Dszaocrct and ,o4-7GL Louisville will each copy
9us week in Daily aud four times in Weekly and send &C
coIut 10 this Office for collection.
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RATES OF FREIGHT

FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH TO
NASHVILLE, --e,
To take effect on and after list of June, 1856.
FIRST CLASS.
DlANO Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes end
i Hats, Liquors, Oils &c, In tottes, Csmphine and
Spirits Turpentne, in barrels Carpeting China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in cases. Clocks, ConfecopaFies 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 (st owners risk Oysters in cans and iars
Saddery. Tin and Br1tania Ware Teas and Spiees-per
100 lbs 81 l5c from LIST December and from
lst June 10 LIST December 81 25. .r
SECOND CLASS -.s.
Hardware, except such as Is specified in 1st and 3D.
class, Coffee Mills Machinery FUregn Liquors in barrels
and pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather rolls and boxes
Oils, in barrels and casks Crockery and Queensware In
crates and casks Rice Whteing Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Copper-psr 100 lbs, 81 90.
rfE - -i- Third CLASS. E
Axes, Shovels Spades Sad Irons Zine aud Tin in pigs
Tn-plste Anvils, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes Ma
gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and Spikes
and Ros n in bbls-per 100 Ibs,, SOC -
-... ..-..s. SPECIAL BATES .s $50 H
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also Csrboys Acids other Chemcsls
Wl be charged By actual weight bat double lst class
rates. Or-per 100 lbs, $2 so.
The rates are the same from Charleston and Ssvsnuah
to Stevenson, and all Stations this side Nashville
0vsrcharges where they evidently exist will be correct
ed by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and paid
pJ the Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent
delivering.
The Roads will not pay for hidden damages or injury
to contents of boxes or packages when external appear
sncs Of damage exists
No clam tor damages will be considered unless accom-
panied With receipt showing the goods to have been in
good order when devered to the Roads at Charleston sod
Savannah -.
In of short goods the Roads require 90 days for an
examination of the nef not found by the expiration OF
that time the Road delivering will be authorised TO paw
but claim shall De conadsred goods sought or un
less receipts are exhibited evidence Of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid
and receipt given BY the eonsgnees their agents.
The Agents Of the n K. r. uader heavy bonds to
the company and all freight bills due the Zsnts
individually, therefore freight bills must be paid in f1
and reclsmaons for charges damages &C. must be
paid BY the Treasurer only, upon certificate the gent
and authority of the Superintendent. -S :
msy14 BPe II. l. ANDERSON, Supr
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Havana Plan
SAML SWAN 8 CO., MAsAaEss.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
200, 900 DOLLARS!
10000 Numbers-.-15.1S5 Prizes!!

1875 Przss, amounting s204 coo
The Is 0e0 Prizes Of f3 determined BY the num.
ber which draws the $40 eU0- that number should be
40 odd number. then every cdd ticket in the scheme
viii be entitled 70 ga number. then every
even number ticket in he cheme viii be entitled to f
in addition to any oher PI which The ticket may draw
Purchasers in 0uyug equ quantity OF odd and even
number tickets viii De certain VI drawing nearly half the
cost Of ae same with chances Of obtanIDg other Pea
All those tickets ending With o. 2 As g, are evsn-a
those ending with ], 9, 6, z, are odd ' Wy 4
~ Remember that avery Prize is drawn, and payable
10 fnIl without deduction ft =
q All Prizes Of o., 900 and under paid Immediately
after the d-swDgothsr prizes a. the usual tms Of thirty
days - ~ +
All eomnuDicatiOos strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded purchasers Immediately af
ter the drawing.
PRIsB TIcEEfs. -----n
WH0LES, SO; HALVES, -; QUARTERS, o. So
Prize Tickets czsbed renewed 10 other tickets at either
office
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.


FFHE twentieth annual Course of Lectures IN this depart
ment will commence the 6rst Monday in November
asxt and terminals the last Of February under the ol
lowing arrangement: .
HENRY MILLER, ii. D.. Professor Of obstetric Medi
cine. #.t r9aI
LUSSFoRD P. YANDELL1 N. D., Professor If Phys.
ol0yv and Pathological Anatomy.
LEWIS ROGERS, n. D., Professor of Theory and Prae-
tioe Of Medicine.
BENJAMIN E. PALMER, N. D, Professor Of Dsscrp-
live and Surgical Anatomy. Es r --
}, LAWRENCE SMITH, n d., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicology. -. -.r @
ROREBT J. BRECKINRIDGE, N. D Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Clinical Medicine
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ D., Professor Is Surgery. -
ARCHIE /. COOK, III. d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
TIE fee for admission the Lectures of each Professor
IS BIS ttl05in all payable invariably il advance. Ma
circulation and Library fee together IS. Graduation fee
S25 Practical Anatomy and Dissection $l0ticket to be
taken least bsore graduation. Rooms open from
lst October Ee-e
preliminary Of lectures will be delivered with
out additional charge, during the month Of October.
CinicslinsructiOu il given twice week st the Louis
Ells Marine Hospital institution aording ample
Aed for the sud Of Medicine and Surgery bedside
Ticket So, to be tsken once before graduation.
University, at which cases examined prescribed fO
and lecturea upon in presence Of the class
-. Good boarding esu be procured ct 50 week.
B. x. PALMER, ii. D,
julyl5-TA Dean of the Faculty.
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SIOO REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living in Nsypnrs
LII Cove, jackson county, Ala. on the 18Th and 10Th
inst three negro boys, THORNTON boy about thirty
three or four years Of five feet eight inches
iOopsboudsred aid pigeon toed and Is very bright
nulait /, witA heavy head OF hair; REUBEN, boy
thirty years OF and is low, chunkey. stout fellow
anc not 50 bright As the boy Thornton also REUBEN
boy 70 years Of age sud is black and spare built
will give t5ofor the safe delivery Of said Toys me
or lodged in Jail in this county, 80 that may get them
or VIII give 800, If they caught out OF ihis county
and delivered safe to me- confined in Jail
can get them. @ C. o. HARRIS
july30-2v .s BelIfonts Ala
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Young AMERfcA.


GkhTS wanted IN every eocuty in this aud .do;pn,
a states % ssl ths above new and iuuTo "a
AND con Mill. To Al sask. . tsrs, en- nee %
make msasE Will % 0Aess4 Exclusive STAT and ounsy
privileges vii Be disposed Of unusually r. tsru -
sppica6on 70 the Prcpretor - .
- FARMERS AND STOCE RAFsERs.
oder you Corn and Cob Ai.l unsurpassed = tks
Onn and vhch cannot b supsrcedsd hy pass or futufs
creations Ii Is the verJ d III Ehish sFsi Farmer aud
Stock ksiser should heve Il viii crush from 10 push
es Coxn and Oob per hour With oe horse easily Rted
up and 1snasd weighs $40 lhs all contact Of tie
grinding pfssss prevented will lnst snz farner an or
dinsry tssiHa speak shus Of durability beeuse the
aps Pnnapss hss bssa rly tested in tie cd Bark MIL
s-E "A NIL ON TPLALs
Tor month and 4 Il dont i've n,
return ~ sheFs De any nan thus disposed him nov
ey w b refunded This crnsher can Be attached %
nose, water or steam power which reu6era IL he most
eoove1lent hiA soulh of Masons and Dixon's line All
CrasherB now IN tbs scub require much powsr
y5suI seoa wear out Accsrdinx 10 LIA1s
The LARS OF NAFURBz
eOorn and Cob A gheh admits Of lateral or w.bbIIaT
are smenebas to This grand obiscou sna he ron~sr
uals 1os 0spats "a In de eeas1ueti0a o. osss srEa
~ y salasa possr aud defy contradiction have
~ laAFe prsseatsda sunhns lsssTsi m,,a I'd IN as,
mpeaed % s:knowedge II; thereora .szart thst n -
ir superior % o,Asr Mi now ssias LIS Tea
nesses lnventios q tks ana SUN Of -
FIFTY DOLLARS
And any one wanting good hing" il esra.,s,, -
ees'ed % szA1nins ne trss ueEs Aaa prncpiss O this
Nil, and erdsr from the Proprietor cr Axsnts
AEberaI dissosnt made % dealers. T
sh.by,ais, Tsan., oet IS NsssaySV5S sos f.OO4.:o,
-sEe-, AG ENTS. - -
Hlis, Moore Co, "a Markss srrss, NsshviII, Mann
isctarsrs sud Gs.e-s. ASsatG
Bsaunoas FAli& Co, tlsrkssIIs, Agents sOr AOutso.
Ab watkins, Pula.ki, AS.utsos alJss county.
sn Anns salem, Agsottos EssokliD eOsnsy, Tenn,
and Jackson county, An.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD. I
- @ ks

NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic c
with Testern Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct Ths road also connects
at Pittsburg with dsiy line OF Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivera and at Cleveland aud Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and rsJSG6se route hy which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Greet TFea
Rates between Philadelphis and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods t,. ,ooa
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers, Go...... 100 P0r AVoD
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales Hardware, Lea SOC per 100B
ther, &C.. ...............-...
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Baggng, Bacon, ,oo,,
snd Pork lin bulk, }, Hemp, &c....... "VS P"i iooD
FOURTH CLaSS.-CsBee, Fish, Bacon,
and Pork (paeked, Lard and Lard Oil 4Vc per AVeD
Flour-$1 per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice q
Cotton-s2per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
E In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
dephiS, be particular to mark package PLGdepkia
Railroad" AL Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention -
FBEIeHT AekyTs.-Hsrris Wormley Co. Memphis
Tennessee; r. 2. Sass Co, st Louis; j. n Mitchell q
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and Murdoek and
Carter Jewett, LOUISVILLE KY; @. Medrum Madison
Indiana SprgmAn Brown and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech & Co. No
81 Kiby street Boston; Lsech Co Astor House New
York; No. Willsm street and No Bstterk Place New
York; s. Sneeder Philadelphia; MaSraw Koons Bal
dmore; Geo. @. Fraucseus. Pittsburs
h. IL HOUSTON, GcneTG! FreigI4 Agsrs$, Pkla.
Il. J. L0lIBAERT, Sssp't. Altoona, Pa
jams 's6,-tIslj 81. 2 fst
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UNDER.GRADUATE DEPARTMENT

WESTERN MILITARY INsTITUTEJ -
rIiE next session Of this College viii open Monday
L September 6. The Classical Course sfulL and every
facility ls Afforded to students in Scientific Branches
Preparatory School satteched, embracing oftwo
years. The Military system is adopted as an efectua
Of preserving good order economy regular habs
gnd active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition and
Boarding 90 per term of twenty weeks. Surgeons Fee
IS. Engineering French, Spanish, German, Drawing,
Book Keeping and Fencing each tle per term OF twenty
weeks - --.. % ,s.,c.z. =. - O
The last session Of the Medical College closed with 8es
aatricusnts ana s5 Graduates, from Is States. The
Military College closed its FIRST year Nashville with l54
Mstrcusnts from IL States For Catalogue and Regus
to1s apply to
B.R. JOHNSON, superintendent.
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JEW DAVID, OK HEBREW PLASTER
FfNHE Great Remedy oT Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scrofua, King'S
Evil, White swelling, Hard Tunors STIFF Joints, and all 6I.
81 pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist.
L has been beneficial in of weakn such Pain
and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lsmeness AZ
lection OF the Lungs in their primary stages II destroys In
damoton by psTspratiOn.
gamesL BOYD Pickens district, South Carolina, tesgss
hat by alone he cured Of rheumatism in both
# his knees, of several years standing.
Tho following was ashended US by respectable Physician
n Georgia:
Asssrs Scovil & Mead-Gents: have been using your
LiveTgOr Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
practice yeaTs and Is with pleasure that
my bsef in their superiority all other articles
With which acquainted for the purposes Tor which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, Is
universal pen8eca for local palma. have also found
excellent application for 5prsins and Bruises gives uni
verssl satisfaction wherever used. SIS oSLlN, M d.
Knoxville, Ga. March 4th, 1853.
a15 Beware Of COunterfsiis and bsse limitations.
Inc genuine will future have the signature Of K. Tsy
o the steel plate engraved the the Of each
Purchasers sdvidssd thEI countsrsit ofhis
lclsts D existence.
Tls enuine sold By US, and by agents appointed
hre lEh be SOutn and pedar is allowed to sell It. Deal
ra generally cautioned against buying Of
any but regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed up
N by a worthless article. SCOVlL & MEAD.
hsSouthern States whom all orders Invariably be
addressed. -
sold also By Bwin Brothera, Berry & Demovile, R
ROSCOE Thomas Wells and @ w Hendershott, Nashville,
Eeun and by all other Druggists through the State.
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