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TO MERCHANTS!
VOUR ATTENTION is CALLED

Il to our large and extensive assortment Of GrOee-
ries, embracing in the catalogue
81 Chests Teas, Green and Black
81 Hhds. Sugars. different qualities
10 Barrels Nolasses-
100 Sacks Coffee, all kinds
10 Teirees Rice, Prime.
~ Butts and Boxes Tobaecos, all qualities
2n0 VI segars. all grades.
81 Boxes Candles, Sperm, stea-ine and IaloS,
ITO Boxes Soaps.
a. Boxes starch, &c. &c.
Which ne are prepared to sell at Pittshurg or cleve-
land prices. Our stock was bought at the lowest cash
prices. and selected with care. We respectfully So
licit a call before purchasing. as we are determined not
to be undersold. All goods warranted.
DUNLA 4 STEWART.
Warren, Nov. 10. 1856.
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RES MEAT.

IL The subscriber would inform the public that ne
has again commenced butchering. and that he expects
10 keep on hand fresh meat OF all kinds. OF the hestthat
can he had in this market. and at as reasonable terms
As can be afforded. for ready pay. Old md new Gus
trmers are invited to call at his stand on franklin Al
ley, near Main st. Open every morning except SUP
day and NondKy.
April Is, i157-6 j. AR1HkR
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Aprh ilsh, 1851.
10. e4l AN ACT

mo. 941 AN ACT
Far The punishment of the crime of ma
liciousIy destroying property.
SECTION l.. Be it enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly OF the State of Ohio, That
il any person shall wiliully and malicious
lv destroy or injure to the amount of one
hundred dollars. any personal property OF
any description whatsoever, or any build
ing or other structure upon land OF any
kind whatsoever, owned by any other
person or persons. corporation or asso-
citation Of persons. every person so stend-
ing shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by confinement in the
penitentiary and kept at hard labor for
any period not less than one nor more
than three years; and moreover be liable
to.the party injured in double the amount
ofdamages sustained thereby.
SIC. 2. That if any person shall wilful-
ly and m~alicionsly destroy or irjure TO
an amount less than one hundred dol
lars ard more than FIVE dollars. any per-
soma property of any description whatso-
ever. or any building or other structure
of any kind. owned by any other person,
every person so offending shall be deem
q. ed guilty Of misdemeanor. and upon
: conviction thereof shall be imprisoned in
the jail of the proper county not less
fifsx zeu, nor more han thirty days, aud
shall moreover be fined in double the
anount OF the damages 10 the property
S;njured or destroyed.
SEC. 3. That all prosecutions under
this act shall be by indictment in the
Court of Common Pleas of the proper
county; and this act shall be in force
from sud after its passage.
n. II. VAN WORRIES.
Spesker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Scnate.
April II, 1857.
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NATTLEPOWDER! -Breining, From
.ARM FOR SALE.

l. The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm. we'll
known as the LefingWe1 Farm. and situated ~ miles
South Of the centre OF Ellsworth. on the main road
leading from Warren 10 Salem, and . miles North OF
Salem Station on the o. & P. R. r.. containing go
acres Of land, suitably divided into pillow. meadow and
timber land. and for beauty OF location, fertility Of
soil, advantages OF water, &C., is unsurpassed by any
Farm in Northern Ohio. On the premises are spacious
and eonrenient dwelling house, together with every
necessary out huildings; q fne orchard Of choicc fruif-
On South side Of the farm Is a quarry OF free stone
OF first qualify and easy Of access IS acres are under
laid with coal Also 20 acres OF choice Oak timbered
land, the main road I mile west Of the centre Of Els
worth.
The above will he sold on terms to suit purshassrss
or will be exchanged for western lands. For further
particulars see sui scTscdber on premises
q. W. SEARS.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

IN Sealed Proposals will be received at the Audi
tors Office in Warren, until Friday, May 18th. lr59s
Ter furnishing tie materials and building an open
Bridge across Red Run in the township Of Warren. on
the river road leading to Niles. Plans and specihca-
tons Of the above work can be seen by calling on B.
p. Jameson, ESQ County Commissioner. or at the Au-
ditor's office. By order OF Board Of Commissioners.
CIIARLES r. HUNT,
Auditors Office. Trumhuii Col County Auditor.
Warren. Aprii Is. .S7-3t
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFIcE,l
Columbus, February Il. 1851.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original
roll. on file in this office.
JAMES H. BAKEK.
Secretary Of State
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ANACT.

No. 90 AN ACT,
To regulate the elections Of Treasurers Of
Railroad Companies in certain cases.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by The Gen
eral Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, That
the Directors OF any Railroad Company
now Incorporated in this State, whose act
of incorporation requires the Treasurer Of
the corporation to be a Director. may
whenever in their opinion the interests CT
convenience of such company will be
promoted thereby, elect any other suita-
be person as Treasurer Of such corpora
lion. subject 10 such rules and regulations
as the Directors of such Company may
prescribe.
n. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House of representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 9TH, 1857.
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Dated April 81, 1857.
SECRETARY OF STbrE's 0rTIcE,
nuF,w,l,. ALL 1AS

I hereby certify that the foregoing proposed consti
tuition amendments are correctly copied from the ori
ginAl rolls on Ole In this Office.
H. BAKER,
Secretary Of State. q
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nlSSOLUTION. The co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between MI y. Treat
and VIM. Edwards. under the firm OF Treat & Edwards,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
Anil 1885. NJ. J. r. TREAT.
WM. EDWARDS.
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TRANSFORMATION Of PARTNERsHIP.

~ The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
W & b. Cranage, is dissolved by mutual CONSENT
either partner. WM. CRANAGE.
Warren, FeD. IS, lej7 BENZ.
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HARDWARE STORE or


g.. L.. FIRE
SPrisg Sales Of Nay and June.
HAVING RECEIVED DIRECT
Ii from the manufacturing districts Of the East.
large and extensive invoices Of Foreign and Yankee
Hardware I am now prepared to offer to builders. me
charles, farmers and hardware buyers in general. IN
equalled inducements rs TO prices and quality Of goods
received and now opening.
doz sheep shears. Vermont PATENT
6 " garden Rakes. wrought teeth
" Trowels, fer ladies'.
90 " cast steel hoes, solid shank.
" " " rivited.
10 " Anes' shovels, No.2-
" " spades.
1" manure forks. long handles
/" " " ID
100 feet lead pipe, assorted sizes.
4mouse hole anvils, genuine.
10 English, good make
Warren. May2l, 1856. Sd.
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CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAI

CHEAP CASH AND READI-PA1
OBOOT n sH0E ESTABLISH an
MENT, No. %, Main Street
J. Mcconnell Il Co., No. 90 Main
street, Warren, Ohio, have the pleas SzS H.
ure Of announcing to the citizens OF
Trumbuil county and the public in
general. that they are receiving and manufacturing the
largest, cheapest and best assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES ever brought to the Western market, which
they nov otter tor sale, at wholesale or retail, n prices
hat cannot fail to suit purchasers, on the cash and
ready-pay system. Their stock consists OF
-GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT.
Mems Coarse Boots; Mems Calf Peg'd Imitation BITS
3" Hungarian do; " French CalfseWd, steeisks;
" Kip do; " Brogansi
4" Calf Pegs do; " Kip and Calf Brogans;
Boys Boots and Brogans, all kinds.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Jenny Lind Boots, Buskins and Ties; Ladies
Patent Leather Buskins and Ties. and Morocco Boots
Misses SeEed and Pegged Caters and Shoes, OF all
kinds; childrea's Shoes, &c.
suOEMAKERs findings & T0oLs-ALL KiNDS
Morocco. Calf Skin and Upper Leather. and every
,hirg usually Kept in our line, which will be sold FOR
cAsH. lower than can be found elsewhere in the county.
APRIL Il, iS53- J. McCONNbLL CO-
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PEIcE-Half Package. 81 %. Pull Package, 81 80.
A Half Package is sufficient in a light case, aud n full
Package In a most severe case, when taken according
to directions. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by E-A
SMITH & CO., Warren. o., and Druggists generally
through the States. Liberal discount to trade.
Oct x IS55-
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-The

WA a.I.slI1i4 h. il Is.3 t.. swhIS lsr r:@ .1os. oi
all articles in his line.
He has also made arrangements with a Manufae-
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, as Agent
for the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Eu-
rope. By this arrangement. he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches. Of all kinds, As iO1 as they can be
bourht in the United Sfates.~ He has now on hand
every variety OF ChroDometer, Duplex, Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock Of britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description. and he
will receive new supplies, monthly His intention
is to sell a large amount. and he will sell to dealers
At a lower rate than ever before.
The JeEelry was also purchased direct from tbs
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and viii be sold low.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES NAOTkOT.
Warren, Dec. ~, Sc.
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rHE AMERICAN HnrsELNEW

IL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE OLD sTAzDE-Ths
public are hereby notified that this we'll known house =
being htted up by the proprietor HENRY Lon, In :
style which win insure to all who may give HIN s caht
ample accommodation and good fare. The ~f1rniturs
and fittings up" generally viii be new, and OF the best
description No pains will be spared In making u
pleasant and comfortable The situation CT the buiitlng
being fine. and convenient for persons who come to
town, Mr.. bsfeels that. with a determination not to be
outdone IN kz.eGorts to please. he deserves 3 LIBERAL
share Of thak ~c<-f1nare heretofore vonchsafed him By
the public. eive1ss hMERfckNH esD and yoa viii
come again.
warren, APRIL M .tIs55.-a
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AN AC
mo. 98,1

mo. 98,1 AN ACT
To amend an act entitled, "An act 70 re-
store TO the Court Of Common Pleas
the jurisdiction of minor offences in
certain counties in this State"
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY the Gem
eral Assembly o. the State of Ohio, That
section nine Of an act entitled ian act 10
restore to the Court of Common Pleas
the jurisdiction of minor offences in GER
tain counties in this State" passed April
1855. be so amended as to read as fol-
lows: Sec. 9. The provisions ofthis act
shall not apply to the counties of Vinton.
Meigs. Hooking, Lake, Trumbull, Harri-
son. Portage, Putnam, Henry, Lucas,
Pike. Cuvahcga. Medina. Mercer. Law
renee, Miami. Summit, Wood, Cttowa,
Carroll, Monroe. Lorain and Scioto,
Montgomery and Licking. and the repeal
herein of chapter four of an act defining
the jurisdiction and regulating the prac-
tice OF probate courts, passed March IL.
1858, shall not apply to the counties
named in this section, but the Jurisdiction
of the probate court in said counties shall
remain the same as il this act were not
passed; Provided, hat all business pend
ing in any probate court in this Stale
shall be finished in the same manner rs
If this act had not been passed.
SEC. 2. In the counties of GalIia. Sen
eea. Jackson, Adams, Fayette. Guern-
sey and Delaware, which By the provis-
ions of this act are taken out of the ex-
ceptions to the operation of the act Of
which this is amendatory. the several Of
fences specified in said act shall be pros
eculed in manner as therein required,
and said counties shall hereafter be sub
ject to the provisions of said act the same
as if included in the operation thereof.
SEC. s. That section 8 Of the act en-
titled IAN act to restore TO The court Of
common pleas the jurisdiction OF minor
offences in certain counties in this State"
passed April9. 1856, is hereby repealed.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
pro EN-. House Representatives.
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Columbue, April 10. 1857.
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.ADDLES n N

- The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON, having been
dissolved, and the business divided. the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by DIN FITE, as Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch & Allison. The subscriber IS
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock Of all kinds. for the Manufacture OF anything
in his line. A gDod supply of HARNESS, SADDLES,
TRUNKS. &C.. constantly on hand, which he viii be
happy. ut all times, TO exhibit TO his old friends, and
nes customers. E. ii. ALLISON
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TlaRafatturas.

O. IL. PATCH, OfDYCkE.
DATCH & 0PDYCKE, Dealers by
L Wholesale and Retail, in saddlery HardEqre and
Carriage Trimmings, and Manufacturers Of Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, &C. East side Main ST., Warren. o.
Il SPEAR IL SON, Manufacturers &
~. Dealers in Lumber, roug.: and dressed, Doors,
Blinds. Sash. Shingles and Lath. No !, Canal street,
Warren, o
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. CARD.-We the undersigned. citi-

IA Eens Of Warren and Niles having employed Miss
MarOra A. BrAinard, to give our daughters nnsie les
sens on the PiAno-can say that she has given Us per-
feet satisfaction in every respect And furthermore.
We can from experience Recommend her to all pc
sons DESTROYS Of taking music lessons. as being a ves
able and Efficient teacher JOSEPH MARVIN. Jr.
II. H. MASON.
JOSIAH ROBBINS.
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DONE SOLVENT-For the cure Of

II Young Ring Bone, SPAWN. splent and callosi.
ties Peculiar chemical absorhents uniting through
the aid Of high pharmaceutical skill, with certain 0lea-
sinous and BalsanIie substances, possessing vast Re
eupeFatiys powers, produces the Bone S0lreHf, which
presents to the public the only reliable specific tend
ing to the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Enpirieism, for the last half century, periodically
sends forth alventurers. who herald wonderfully Receipts
or peculiar operations that enable rroprietorsto imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however. stands prominently forth Of the resuEs
OF their use, at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Enpiries.
TPTR TIE BoSE SOLVENT. 1t is 4 preparation
based upon known laws Of animal economy, ard is
specifically prepared to act upon the Absorbents. Mu-
Gus. and Cartilaginous substances. UTIt Is not in
tended TO Blister.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. Miss
IVA NJ BRAINARD. viii give thorough instrue-
ion upon Piano and MelOaeon- Particular attention
o vocal music and cultivation OF the voice II desired.
aug. -, Sc. II
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Rnb on once or twice 4 day. a swa5 Is very convent.
ent To apply 1t With. poEring the Solvent on sSab.) and
apply with a brisk motion 20 the affected parts. To
| Stock at large in the fell, rub on occasionally as con-
yenient. A cure is facilitated by at;aching to the parts
a ring bandage Of thin sheeting. stuffed with eotton-tO
be kept moistened with Solvent. Also. bathe frequent
IN with Salt and Ninegar-remember this
HIN. B-TWoD Dollar Bottles sent free. by Express.
20 any Railroad station in the Atlantic States, upon re-
! ception Of the price by mail. Address
ZONE SOLVENT AGENCY,
W.~-a, T-,,,h,fI r. n
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" arren, Aprll- -.

hats, HATS. HATS.-The neaIest,
IL the handsoneyt, the most fashionable and the
most durable castor and white Beaver Oats to be found
in town, are at }. l.. WEEKS.
n.fN 81 -. sta-a
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Wtrtbants.

s.RAYHoSD. FTcH ADAMS.
- RAYMOND Il CO., Wholesale
~. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall paper, No. CO Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. my2
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n. II. VAN yoRHE:
Speaker OF the IIouse of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
AMENDMENT M. 3.

Dated April ID, 1857.
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JoHS TAFT. g. ". TAFT
V'AIT & SON, Commission Merchants,
/ and general dealer 10 Produce, No. 25 Walnut St.,
Cincinnati, o., give their attention to the sale of Flour,
Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Butter. Eggs, Grain, Feath-
ers. Dried Fruits, potatoes, Onions, &c. Liberal Cash
advances made on eonsignnents. Orders for GrOee-
ries and Manufactured articles solicited and filed on
the most favorable terms.
Refer TO Messrs. Falls, Brown & Co., Bankers;
Springer L Whiteman, and Cincinnati merchants gen
orally. Sept. 10, lSj6-6m-
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For FEVER AND AGrE. Intermittent and Remitteut Fe
vers, and all the various forms OF Bilious Diseasesi
THIS REMEDY is purely Vegetable. So prompt and
decisive IS its ishuence over these Fevers that it sell
dom requires more than from twelve to forty-eight
hours TO arrest the most alarming case. provided the
Medicine is taken during the ialermisSion or remission
OF Fever, as directed.
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COLE LEATHER-Found at Jas
~ McConpeil q Co.'S a good article Of Sole LeathG
at greatly reduced prices Call and examine. Upper
Leather and Findings always on hand Avs-y prea
~ JAS. MecoNxEL & co
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Qbrsidans.

7 DAVIS. NJ. D., Physician & Sur
- . geon. Office at his residences. on Market street,
four doors cast of the Bank. Feb .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-13
BAGGAGE CHECKED D THRoUGHI n

bALIlMOhEs y hOUhoL
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
TIE ONLY ROUTE by Whlch through tickets to Wash.
Il iDgton can be procured 70 which point well as to
BALTIMORE It s the shortest most direct and in every re
pec the most reliable 1t is the only route by which
purchasers Of Through Tickets 70 New are enabled
- reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadeipha and New
York. a. the cest OF Ticket new OFk onty thus en-
aong Business Men and Travellers tor pleasure or inor-
70 visit four OF the principal cities the Union for
Sss cost than can be Afforded BY any other route
And it the 1ny route BY which Through Tickets can
e had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon AZ
anita, Augusta, Berkley Springs aud Bedford SPRING.
Passengers trom NASHVILLE Lake the Stsge coaches Of
arter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE, connecting with the United States
HGi TO Cincinnati, with tAe Jeersonyills
Hailroad to Indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
Olunbus OniO with The Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
az whence close connection With the Baltimore and Ohio
ailrOsd is made % Washington City. BALTIMORE Phia-
tsphIa ana New ! Ork
Eg- Passengers holding Tb -ough Tickets from Nam.
MS transferred al Cairo 70 the cars Of ths Illinois
Dentrsl Railroad, rOm thence passing through Terrs
dsute, lndisnapO Dayton and Xena Columbus Thrss
Jaily Trans leave Columbus, 10 A. H. $50 p NJ and
a. P. NJ ..
~ Travellers requested to notice that while this Is
0y route aH1rlng Through Iickesto al the Eastern
ies s the same charged by other routes to Ns
K0rk O It is also the shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus 70 batlm0reI only 576 miles, being about 100
niles shorter to New York. than By any other There
re less changes OF cars By this route and consequently
sss detention, than by any other.
~ The road Is ballastsd with broken stone and ia
inHrely free from dust
For fsrtheriniOrmstOn,P please applyto D. G. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in LOusve st the ONCE Of
as U. 8. Mail Steamers a hs Jehsrsonve Railroad
.hee, Main street. Nm. 5. WOODSIDE,
. = Master Transportation B. D. E. &.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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HOSPITAL OF THE --.t
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L, L. WHARTON, N. d.,
Physician in Chief and superintendent.
G i EAIN a. N
T, N. D.,
Assistant Physician.

~ - any @Ms OsS
Assistant Physician.
Pursuance Of arrangement INTO with the Fac
uly of the Medical Department ofthe Nashville
ty under this has passed for M
Der of years come the undersigned on the 10Th April Of
last year. took charge Of in Chief and Supe
tntendent.
Until this arrangement shall terminate the Hospital viii
be conductedby him individual enterprise and
cOrdance provisions Aet OF the legislature BY
which was conveyed to the Fseuly-he being all
and charges Incurred in its management and looking solely
to the patronage of The Institution for remuneration.
The Faculty constitute Board of consul ing Physicians
and Surgeons, Free Of Charge, in all treated he
Hospital by the resident Physician in which tsr
SISTERS OF CHARITY. r4..sf
The domestic arrangements Of Hospital are in charge Of
the Sisters of Charity who will also supene prepara
non OIL Diet attend 70 the Of me cnes and
ano not forbidden By circumstances. -
SLAVE DEP AfTMENT ...
distinct section OF the building will be appropriated
ssry or their well being Separate rooms VIII
be assigned to each If desired, or II circumstances make
ii Necessary. .r--. a .
BYING-IN DEPARTMENT..
lying in females both white and bac who will be carefully
watched over during their confinement
III Il AND EAH INFlRMARY.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear VIII be treated the Hospital
In consultation with the abIss Surgeons OF the city.
Franklin Turnpike, about mile from hr Public Square Of
Nashville The ebuildngs spacious and afmira
extensive repairs have been made, and number Of
handsomely nttec thai patients may here end
ten Of ground contained Whn the enclosure. The
yard in front, hickly with blue grass and beautifully
nAmented with shade trees and Shu6ber Offering dOes
the coolnes vedure and pure air Of the county, the Hos
pital OF the state Of Tennessee is upon the whOls
Of the most inviting from and dust
the ty during SummsT anywhere 10 be found IN The Vein
y OF Nashville. COnnecLe with the buildings bathing
establishment conveniently arranged for The
Of the wafer bath in al its forms.
Distinct departments Of the buildings gnedt 70 II
different classes Of patients Diseases OF aVren and in
leeious character, viii not be treated the Hospital.
Patients they desire it, will be received boarders
hrnp tham
and select their hsca and Surgeons. In such nstnces
medicines will be furnished and pr scTpOns strictly carried
In calling attention the Hospital ofhe State the under
sgred occasion TO say, thag he III devote himself
exclusively dis hAIg OF the duties devOFed up
him by the position he occupies, hat will exert
msef uousy make the institution what II should
be- greal public benefit and the Of wuey extended
relief 10 hum an suffering. r01 H.r
oct lI-WIy SAM'L. L. WHARTON.