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| OF MEDICINE VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per snd around each case Of
TriesemaF No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public again Iar voSs-which are
liable to the severest penalties courts ofaW award
nR H. A. BARROW Member Of the Imperial College Of
IL Vienna, Poya College Of urgeO0s Lond IN. may
be personally consu his residrnre 157 Prince street
lew ITO k - Broadway New York, from II in Ia.
morning ii and from till in the evening" Sunday.
excepted,) unless by special appointment.
TRIESFMAR No 1, g. the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERMAr0RRHgA, and all the distressing consequences
krising abuse ndiscmin ate excess long
res in hot cmates 1t has invgorated and restored
prf hea th thou-ands of the de itaed who now
the enjoyment of al the Func ions Of Manhood and
whatevrr may re the CtCSEI, every DISQUALIFICA-
TTON Tor MAKRlAj is eGectlaly subdued by this Won
derful liscoyvryl
TEIESEHAR No IL completely and entirely eradicates
all traces Of Gonor hoe both in its mild and aggr tvated
enion the Urine Pains Of the Loins and Kidneys and
those disorders where COpsiva and Cub bs have
been thou yh anid0te the ruin Of The health OF a
portion Of he population.
TRI eSEMAR, No ILLS the great Continental Remedy
70 Sypt- oni seem symptoms. Ii also constitutes
certain cure for scuryey Scrofua and all impurities from
the stream altogether eradicate the virus Of
ease and ang Remedy f1r that OF die
oyd.rs whh unfortunately the English ,icI.n treats
Mercury the inevitable destruction o. the patients
constitution, and watch al the sarsaparla in the wOd
cannot remove.
TRIEsEMAR, No and s. are prep tred in the form Of
lozenge devoid Of taste mr and be carried in the
rocket Sold tin otse and d sided into separ-
doses, administered by Napeau, La I'm houx Ri
cord &C. Price 80 each, ur in for 80
which 8G and t27 cases whereby there saving
OF 49,
special arrangements having been made with the
Exprerse dollar Of rresemar and the iarg
siE rwarded By DR.. Banow, carriage p'Id imme
diaely wing ttance, 10 OF the world,
packed Aud addressed according the instructions
writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and edectuay protecting them from spud
pernicious init lions The three dollar
usual, but not fr-e ~ carriage.
be had from Dr. Bsrrow that beautifully lu'trst
ed aud pu 4 work, "UUMAN FRAtLTY, or PHYSIOL1.
GTCAL RESEARCHES" " Il describes in q clear and ucd
the and effects Of the diseases above
Hed with instr actions for their proper treatment and
Price g5 cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DR.. BARROW. l5I Prince Street. (feW blocks
west Of Broadway New York. uov5-1ydV.
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R - M Q " AL.

R IL M q V AL.
THE subserher takes this method Of nforring his old
customers and friends Snd the public generally, that
be has re ed his hardware StaFe from the old on
Msrks sr e. 70 No S. IN the large brtck buins lately
erected on the South sde u Broad uhers he keep
hznd and makes order the various
embraced 20 bis hhe Of business he invites vsprcal a.
Isntion 70 his large sasortment Of CASTING LLOw-
WAR; BRASS Ae such Mkntie ard Coal Crates, Wag-
on Baxes Plow Mods CATER, CrnSse lerz, Corn
Crusheys Min Cfushers balcony Work and Iron FencnR
Coaee Mills rsn estes Brass X iies Deg If0ns Candle
seks ana an almosl endless variety of other
IanS9 If A. DaEw ANDERSON.
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LEMONS.
y - BOXES FRESH LEMONS.
~ 50 A." ORANGES.
30 SWEET CHAMPAGNE CIDFR
l5O wALKfK A kMlSd'S ALE Ydrlols Brands
u ZtN NAN YORK MADE AIS PUMtS
80 BOX ". 4 RAIslNS IN FL z Older.
$1,000 GENUINE NsP0LEON CIGARS.
69U,ut0 ASS S1RrEO BANDS
80 DOZFS LEuON SYKUPS, Home Male
100I GALLONS sY kUPS, A,sortsI Fi.v,rs.
TIE above Articles iresh ami in good order, AMI will
be -o'd cheap, by. J. q. ans ~,
Mas e. Broadway.
BEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
I6nB XE, OF TIE Bssr NUTMEG CHEESE Of
w slpe ior qualify. Just received and tori e by
Il u -
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS & MOORE
DEG leave 90 inform their friends and the pube that they
ID have nOS IN operation large sud extensive q 4
roo ID b adjoining Machine shop and are pre-
pared TO
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
for every description II ASEGNt.S that may be csllea
for, cheap dout the mountains
NM GKAkfzG, hoRsE pONsKs, EAsH WFtosrs
BAKG RkUlTs, MISDOW sIIs and LISrLEs, Gkars BaEs
WArER WHsEls, CoEs CRuEHEKs and all CksrtEes
used 10 the construction Of Mia Mile Furnaoss
Gnd dwellings, made 90 order AZ short noiice.
We WI also fornsh every description q steam and Water
Machinery the iOtos roas PstteTs made order ana
charge for patterns when have foandry
The highest prices paid Nofk Ger od lTou
fills A MOORE,
81 Msrket street, brOsd,
Jan. I. '5T--iy Nashville Tenn
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FOR SALE.
EOIk SALE.
FOR SALE.

IN West Nashville, Lot No. ia fronting 20 feet on A
Demumbrane street, and running back I,5 feet -
TO an SlIey-a handsome lot. Apply TO
ieb1s v. s. LINDsLEY.
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
nANUFACTURERs OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &e.,

"a 10 Ero41 81 414 - 4e4-4 AAaA-ttsss
NA&EGFAEAEs EkNNss
rT.vn ~. Il s1rs a. ebesp iof ca1A e1np'ets 60.
III .srsr.rat 81 cCokta0 tfVN8 ~ efsfy alse, Rat-
- - nrie~s uKaIlN9 tfeft8 a ever variety. ~
~~rnss eharnaze 1re4oa. etce4 Ell uF1amene4l and
e1.5n 4aNFlE o4AIEa. e ~ slnas IIN - Aa2 - TIA
- s~s~rfsk sFoFEs tnd TIN WAkE - ghoiesaie ana
r~.ii foffER 4oRk ~ 81 tns d uaehsasFY ssrh a.
6sls klnssss hsandFes fas.oIek gt.z es ia.
II 1larrl * lat Il efFga ~ te4m - SEED u
sors 49, ~ asa lhssF aleEet ~ slse cal
s.re saersclhs alssEhefs And ~ the ufesAt Irua
co0H Hs4tk. nanetalt tafinf hen - e1eaa 0at
"a 60 nes thsn. raesnx res 50 io tlees
- A. kiada 4 lee sea te8t - ~ c1olsosI n1lze.
~ alrtara - st,e4 and pronlpl4 IN a
- s.|4s 80 plnAlsEg euE1 seie e4H.
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FOR SALE.

I OF No. 101 in sbeIby's Addition, on woodlsrd a
IL street, one Of the hsndson-sst in the Whole A.
dition. Apply to
feblS A. V. g. LINDsLEY.
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tFoR RENT,

VsaE Ratlsdgs Property. vih aboat Is arEss sf =
aroaaA- oes sf ne uost dsaiEahls rssidsnessk kiA
ss1is Avs LNDsLkr.
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ONE two BUILDING LOTS, in the best pOr. szz<S,
" tion Of ety. 1hose wishing goOd locations ~
Tor dwellings, convenient 10 business al hetter caH-
Immediately. Iou S regret you let this chance slip APP
ply TO lieblll A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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BUILDING LOT.
FOX SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st., a
n Sth Ward, near The Baptist Church. Fronts 81
feet and loo deep, With Aley the rear Is oers
very low ApyJ 20 Ribs A v. =. LINDSAY.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
isbil A. s. LINDsLEY. Id
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EDGEFIELD-BLOO ADDITION.


I OTIS Nos 10, 20, "a, ~, %, "a. AMI 95. onsaes
IL Woodland street, covered vith hne forest uses<1
and beantiia eversreens. ApPlytO -.
fsbll A.. 8. LIsDsLEY
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A. Q. oARrER. FEsx. Q. rKAY. r. FAuLcoxEE.
CARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
q
AUCTION ANp COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
III E r HAN rs.

kBD psAIEEs
EFINE BRANDTEs, WINES AND DCMEsTIc LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square.
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DIR. JOHN Ii. MORTON

- EsPEcrFuLLY tenders hi, ProssssiouAl Services n
II citizens q NashVns and vicinity, once No. 81 Cher
- street. iAn6-dlys
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FOR RENT.

TWO HEw DWELLINGS. % Spruce street. cor. -
Il nsr of Union klis3, lust nnshed, oortaioing 800
"a ch ave rcous besices klchsn aats foon k
Merchants and efhers ssnaHF houtes coaFcnisnt she
square bad bctler ea va Be- sutea usth s piivi
Avs LlNDSLEY,
marcAfT x8tsIsse street.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at thegaS
II junction OF Maple street and Ihe hurf eesbOrO ~
turnpike. Lots one hundred and eghty-sight-
feet ueep and viii be sold long tme, the caring
more for fHtssf than he does for rinc9ai. Apply
febf1 A. .. LINDSLEY.
MAURY a. CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION
A NUMBER or LOTS, in this Addition for sAeazx
n most reasonable terms. Apply 10 wv
febll A V. 5. LINDSLEY. -
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ELMWOoD, Ne Fssidsnes of he ate Dr.. Berry.
Il tenanias tsB rooras. . n kuehen. servants -
roen. sst sols out heoses sc. 1he gIosnd 4
dre sersa ssth Fuis ussss goed Hssslshs saEeua
sslI AVS LINDSAY.
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p. II. EDWARDS.
Attorney at Law,

sPsIRGFlELD, MO-,
W attend 70 al easinsss entrusted 70 hs care In soah.
Sgsi Aissoan mArlO-lY
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r 49, q. ALsoA Apss &; ss.s 8 sssss ;;sil 8
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FoR KENT.
A FEW usat snd eouliortasis DWELLINGS, IN
~ seaih Aashsills insludlns q Cialbeslsas "a
Apply 70 tfsbiil A. v. :. LiSDsLkr- -k<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

Return of the Governor and the III Regiment
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THE REIGN OF DISORDER sUBsIDING.
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Law and Order i'm the Ascendant.
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THE MILITARY NOT CALLED OUT.
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TRgANDO FILLS THE HALL WITH POLICE.
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SUBMISSION OF THE MAYOR.
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THREATS OF ANOTHER CONFLICT.
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THE MAYORS REBELLION.

CONDITION OF THE CITY YESTERDAY.
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Deyn takes Possession of Office of Street Commissioner
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ARREST OF THE DEPUTY STREET COMMISSIONER
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ARREST OF POLICE CAPT. BENNETT.
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nnrrAav

az JFFFrR's GUARD-A wEErTNg or THE ABOVE
VI conpsny will be held Al vosts corner o. Nscdourn
sna amy STREETS koniay evening Oct 20 n8oooek
All Who intend No second snaual parade
sre pariicularly iayltsd 10 hriprsaeri BY order,
on ivprEsoS, ,,uesarI.
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HouaEs, ROOMS, So, wArTns.

vTrUPNIsBpD HoUsrs wAwxaD-wANrRD FOR
very re.ponsnle strictly privsse arly, = nrss
veil furnished houte, ~orh two thousand or twenty
Ave hupdr~d doar L~sr@ rne 20 Nsee yesrs NOT Shove
Twepy-hfih street and betwc@n Fourth md sxn syeruos
frrnated house from sT5 si25 month,
private family Alec hrst cSs boarding. bons- for roo1
spar Apply o. ,end particulars w KNIGHT A co., SC
Hfo.pway. which will ke imm,diaiely answered.
lItRKIrG's sAFE-wsErEn, TO Bur FoA Gas Z,
III owe Of RsryinEs safes nsdium rzs, ny ons hsynF
Pesrl street
tAyIhTsD TO RaNT-A SECOND AND rHIsD srOaY
Nv oy rst brd IN spectacle si7seg no ABOVE
Fifteenth street, snd ccrven>nt 70 the oars reasonable
rem sny hsssR such Apartments hesv ~ !.
rood ,cusnt b. addressing Wild, Dor ~ Herald onc
tMANrRD 10 Rskr Pa MT or AS UnFURnfqsrTp
w hptte 10 rCnset " trte tqur rooms With s,cep.
suitable fer ilenrn WIFE .rd seryaut Ia raAvn
borhoed Please address, With ful psrassrs. H. g. Rrrs
way Post o@ca.
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UTARTru-A SITUATION As bADI's yam nv A
w yOrrF Gsrnsr 40 ersaks Rng a ard rseucb,
dress htr very we ws fIsat sese for w irfr and
msse dr.ssss Can b. Sea or 10 dsyst Tts zgs
s,, second scCr.
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once. Apply a the MERCHANTS Clerts' Rerissr, oace
Sal Brcadwsy room No cnrner OF Leonard street, sius
lions prc-urcd for respecebe young cD-nna.ou
charged sdvsncs We beg 70 mention few Of tss m sst
respectable houses IL the city whom viz
Tracy N In 90. - Broadway; Hydsnbu-rh Hodrss
60, rs Murray at Jones 40 srchsnge pl.ss; Frsnch
Frente's hotel; ~ r. snnsn Co. GO vs0r ii ~ Tor.
rsce, 70 Rovnni eresn Tbcs Chambers. ~ EScAange
olscs, nvsrest Brown 1E9 Front a.: ID 10 V-rgrs 81
waU d fhos Martin IS CoSusud, st and othsu "
WV !, RsuPsrH a 90,
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
Quit drinking Poisonous Liquors
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
For making
All kinds Of Liquors and Vinegar,
INSTANTLY BY THE USE OF

These Oils are obtained bv Distillati,n n,
tbe Chemical Laboratory, Parish of jefferson
Of Pierre Lacour, author of Lacour's Chcmi.
ca] Analvsis. Locour's Chemical Mamma.
tons, Lacour on the Manufacture Of Liouor,
&C., &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested IA
return the TASKS and obtain their money i
The Oil does not give pcrfec, satisfaction
Lacour's Oil of Ccpnac converts neu,,o,
spri, to superior imitation Of Unmarried
Brondies, viz. Otprd. Snzeroc, Maroti Cor,
nae, Poultnev, Seiguette, United Vinevora
pronrietors. CnstlInu London Dock Bror.
dies. These LIQUORS will have n mlI frui,y
flavor and beautiful sparkling color. Com.
mon rectjfed Whisky viii be CHANGED nv the
use Of the Oil of CoGnoc 10 New YORK. Rr,n.
DIV, Pine Annie Brandy, Common Cocuoc
Brandy. &c
Laconr's Oil Of Rye chaupe4 peri(,l
Whisky to Mopongahcla RIVE " hiskv, Oh
virginia Malt Whisky, Bourbon Wb;skI 49,.
Oil of Cedrat changes common Pe,r;i.l
Whisky to Old Irish Malt Whisky. and 81.
pcrior article of Scotch Whisky.
Oil of Peach cbarces common NL,.l,.n
virginia Peach Brandy, sc. Oh Of Peach
and Oil of Cocnac will con, ert common wins.
XIV to ApDle Brandy.
Oil of Gin converts the poorest Whi,n, %
Holland Gin, Schcidam Schnapr@, Rose Gin.
Swan Gin, English Gin, Sc.
Laconr's Concentrated Acid viii. in i've
hours after being mixed, change five ralons
of rood VINEGAR and TWENTY-FIVE Gallons Of
wafer to thirty gallons of the mos, acid Vine.
gar that can be found in the market. Ev he
use of Lacour's Concentrated Acid. vinegar
can be made for one dollar and sixty cents per
barrel
For making Liquors, Eaconr's Oils require
no preparation--only pour the oil into the
whisky and shake well. The ljouo,s ,hus
mode will have fine natural aroma, fun,
rich, oily taste; n beautiful transparent color
and a fine bead. Lacour's oils exert three
distinct properties in converting common
whisky to brandy. gin, &c. The first prop
erty combines with and subsidies in The form
of foculent PARTICLES the whole of the grain
oil, (Amylic Alcohol.) The whisky is thus
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FAMINE IN ALABAMA.-The Tuscum-
bia North AIabamian is informed by u
gentleman from Hancock county that
great scarcity prevails there. The
Spring term ofthc Circuit Court came
on there last week, but on account of
the scarcity of provisions and the
entire absence of provendcr for their
horses, Court was dismissed and the
Bench and Bar put out in double quick
time Tor more plentiful region.
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The Cotton Epidemic.

We hear sad accounts Of the condi'
ton Of the young cotton. We trust
the disease that thus threatens such
disastrous consequences is not so Scri-
Gus rs it is represented. The Mont
gomcry (Alabam~ Null Of the 10Th
says:
Yesterday we spoke somewhat of
the dying out ofthe cotton plant in all
the country from which we had heard.
Since that article was written, we
have met several planters, and We
find no exception to the rule. 1t is q
regular vegetable epidemic, likely TO
prove more disastrous to the world
than the potato rot. A short crop this
season will be n curse to all concern
ed, and short crop we arc bound to
have. The only question is--"re ICE to
hare q Sufficient $tand mjth ~hich to
maize half CROP Hail and treshcts
have spread devastation in the finest
cotton regions of Alabama--or Of the
world--but hail and lrcshcts arc local,
and the injury they inhct cannot com
pare with this insidious disease of the
tap root of the cotton plant---a sort Of
consumption, superinduccd by cold
and wet, under which the young plant
yields up its life with the first few
hours ofwarm sunshine.
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] offer the above machines to the farmers
Of Franklin, and would say that | offer them
the best Thresher and Power manufactured in
the United States, and in proof of that fact
the above machines have taken premiums at
all the State Fairs except New York / war
rant these machines to give entire satisfac-
ton, else returned at my expense.
DR.. S. W. HOUGlTON is my authorized
agent tor this county, and he holds himself
in readiness to make all explanations ncces.
Sary 10 the satisfaction of those desiring to
purchase.
CERTIFICATES.
This is TO certify that we have used Vince
Ter, MeeIlck & Co.'S Threshers and they have
Civ en- entire satisfaction, and we believe they
are Il best Threshers in use.
DR.. W. P. Temple, w. S. Waters,
R. II, Temple, &. w. Bell,
H. c. Hurst, James O. GIovil,
VIM. Hoover, Esq, Alfred Elliott,
Maj c. p Houston, John Knott,
Jessey Phillips e. Ganbrc.
JOHN HART, Agent,
ShelbyvIlle, Bedford Co., Tern.
Jan29 6m
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases, such as SPERMATORRHGA, SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CON
ORRHEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice o.
ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases. and the receptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by Quacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as CHAR
TABLE ACT Worthy of their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with a
description Of their condition., Gage, occupat
ton, habits Of life, &c., and in cases of ex-
IRENE poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MED
IcINEs FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed, af-
ilIc,ed with "Virulent and Epidemic Dis.
eases" 1t has now a surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in
advertising the above notice. 1t is needless
TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will fur
nlsh the most approved modern treatment.
u.s. P""'s"o"' ny Tie fssociatIoDs u hePo'
on Spermaorrhea. or Seminal Weakness, the
vice OF OnanIsm. Mastufbation or Self.Abuse,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent
by mail, Qn sealed envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on the receipt of rwo STAMPS for
postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con.
sultiDg Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9,
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
feb6 Iy
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EAST TENNESSEE
III A r DBL E. WORKS

BY CHARLES SCHMITT,
knOxViilc,. ........... Tennessee
Continues the business of Marble Mnnm,s..
turing at the old stand, adjoining WiGa~
Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumha a.'
land Street, opposite the Coleman Hous,
and west of Cofiin's old stand, wbers !.
keeps constantly on hand large assorims ~,
Of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grnv "'
stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, ot N ~.
latest style, and of the finest and best P ~,
Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken ~
here and elsewhere.
He has had experience in Marble M,Or
featuring for the last twelve years, especial
in the largest cities of Europe, and in lIs
United States; he fatters himself TINT h..
feels able to fill all orders concerned within,
above business 10 satisfaction, at short notics
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Drawings Of the above work will be sent n
any Post Office in the State so persons abroad
have chance to purchase by letter, as well
as if they were here personally.
0J- The East Tennessee Marble Works
received the premiums offered by the Fap
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 3d. 1861
and at Knoxville, October Both, 1855, forhe
best work in Marble.
Refer to James Harris, c. R. Embrey, B,
S. Templeton, Nathan Friz2ell, and others, in
Winchester, c. M. FARMER, agent 70,
Franklin county.
Particular attention will be paid to boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb 12 81 "
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
SPAYED COWS,

1t is now nearly thirty years since u
gentleman in New Hampshire called
the attention Of the public to the sub,
Jcct Of spayed cows, for the purpose of
having them produce an uninterrupted
flow of milk during their lives.
This gcntlcman's communication
were based upon facts communication
made to him by IA Mr.. Wynn, orNatch-
Ell, and his own observations while
staying with Mr.. Wynn, who had two
cows then in milk, which had been
operated upon about three years be-
fore, and he stated to this gentleman
that they have never varied in the
quantity Of milk during that time, ex,
cept when such variation was caused
by a change Of food, and gave it as his
opinion that they would continue that
flow of milk as long as they lived.
have since that time seen it stated
IN some agricultural paperthe full flow
OF milk not onl " continued, but that the
quality was much improved
If the foregoing statements are cor
rect, how desirable it would be for
families which arc so situated that
they can keep but one COW, to have her
in this situation.
Mr.. Wyman recommended that the
proper time for performing this oper-
alton was about three weeks after
producing their third calf as they
then, as a general rule, produce their
greatest quantity ofmiIh, which guam
tity might be continued, with proper
food, as long as the cow continues in
good health.
Mr.. Wynn stated that he was indu-
ced to make this experiment upon his
cows by the perusal of English mag
aZlneS which contained accounts Of the |
plowmatches in the southern counties
Of England, where most Of the prizes
were awarded to plowmcn who work
ed spayed heifers.
Many of our readers may recollect
the high encomiums that were pub
llshed in agricultural and other papers
few years since, respecting a drove
Of young beef cattle taken to Brighton
market by George ShaGer, of Scott
vile, Monroe CO., N. Y. They were
pronounced the finest drove of young
beef cattle ever driven to that market,
and they were spayed heifers.