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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

Philadelphia College of Medicine.
EIFTH ST, BELOW WALNUT, SESSION 1857 She
faculty of this Institution has concluded to hold herea
ter but collegiate Session in tue beginning IN oe
Ober, and Terminating in March. Examinations are given
daily by he Professors the college. Hospital instruction
and Material for Practical Anatomy grautOus TO the
vaneed student. Supplementary Lectures also given
during the
FEES Naturalization, S. full course, 500; Perpetu-
al Ticket, Sl50: Graduation, $50.
limited number of students, of moderate MEANS and
well recommended will be received the Beneficiary list.
For further nfOrmatiOn ADDRESS
augII-4t B HOWARD RAND. MD, Dean.
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H. II, DOrPiS.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
this Foundry I am mskiug Cooking, ParIOF,
n and Heating Stoves, Of every variety, Hollow
Ware OF all kinds Andirons Sad Irons and ATE Irons
OF all kinds.
Also, TIM Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware all OF which
propose sell At Wholesale retail cheap eash or
punctua time dealers Particular attention paid Roofing
ana entering. h. P. IORRIS
apr27 No. 6 COLLEGE strset
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Nashville, Aug. 7.2w
Memphis Medical College.

Regular Lectures OF College will
MONDAY the I'd of November, and will continue
months.
FACU Y.
JOHN WELLINGTON, M D, Professor of Chemistry and
Toxicology.
AYRES MERRILL, NJ D, Professor Of Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
LEWIS SHANKS, NJ D, Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
Of WOmen and Children.
ARTHUR X TAYLOR, n ID, Professor of Anatomy.
HOWELL r ROBARDS, n D, Professor of Surgery.
GUTHRIE, N D, Professor of Matsria Medica and
Pharmacy.
ANIEL WRIGHT NJ D, Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
GEORGE F JONES, NJ D. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
JOHN VARIABLE, d, CuratO of the Museum.
The fee for the sos, payable advance
hatricuatiOn ee IS; Graduating SIS, Anatomy and
Dissection SlO 70 be taken before graduating Rooms
open from The Ist of October.
Preliminary Course Lectures all students and
the Publie by each Professor subjects corrected with
his department. which BE- fully taught in
course, viii be de ivered during the
menCiug on Monday the 18th OF the month.
CLINICAL lASIRUCTION.-The Memphis Charity Hos
pita 10 the members OF the class all times,
special ciI cia instruction will given in the
Institution days-W ednesday and SaIHrdayOfevery
week The DispeDsay, OF the Of College
receives large number Of patients every morning Surgical
operations are Performed presence Of the class and
for, and medicines compounded and dispensed, such
instruction may be illustrated by particular
The College possesses ample Museum Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus and thing
strste the course Of lectures on each branch.
students desiring further Information will address Pro.
fe -sor l.. ShAnks, d.
sug4-2w L. SHANKS, NJ D. Dean
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VTTB receipt largest and cheapest
w stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY FokEIGN and DO
MBSTIC
DRY-GOODS,
We imported. comprising the largest assortment Of
Gentemen's wear, LADIES' Dress Goods and varieties,
which we invite the attention Of Dealers.
aug 10 A. J. DUNCAN & co.
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Painting Hstablishrnent.

RUlLDERs Househoders, &C., requested 70 take
II uee that the Undersigned having made the nseessaFJ
arrangements and secured the competent WORK
men, is now prepared 70 lake
Large Contracts
Ia the line OF his vocation, In All It's various branchss
In the depart Of
House Painting,
me suDscnDert Is prepared 10 greatest
pfOmpness, all Contracts no large
dered IN style and upon which cannot All give
satisfaction.
He isaso prepared to eEecuts all manner Of
Sign and ornamental Painting, Grainfng and
Marbling.
Having in that department services
expert and experienced artists.
HE subscriber would request persons having in his
line 20 give hum q call before maxim anal arr4ngsmens
mAreh8-df R.T. q ENING,
No. a. Ualon e., between GhsrFY & summed
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In Chancery at Lawrenceburg July Rules. 1857
IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

MO more poisoned Liquors highly important and
IN practical treatise the manufacture OF Liquors, Wines,
&c sFhe Bordeaux Vine and Liquor Dealers Guide. By
practical liquor manufacturer. concise and thoroughly
practical The Dist laon Recti1cation and Aduer
tiOn Of Liquors The Bordeaux system of initiating and
aduerang variety Of wines and liquors known 10
the dscardng all pOsons nd poisonous compounds
The complete concise and practical work pub
lished subject Price $780, Oound in cloth Orders
should be addressed to SHERMAN CO., No. Vesey st.,
New York. On receipt Of the price copy will be seut BY
mall postage paid The fraction Of the dollar may be sent
in postage stamps aug IA eod-2W
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Messrs. stewart & Duncan,

Messrs. Stewart & Duncan,l
MITCHELLsVILLE,
GENTS: Accept my thanks for the presant Of fine sack
VI Of Family Flour manufactured by you, and in justice
say that the finest specimen of -four that have
my family since have been in Tennessee Its per-
fecly white, and bakes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug. ii diff CATHERINE n. FRENCH.
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Read This and Profit Thereby.
Q. Nicholson s. co.'s.

I. 9. Nicholson & co.'s.
No. &c, on the Squares
HOE con get all kinds Of Goods At Greatly Rsdaes9
Prices.
OUR Summer DRESS GOODS will sell at cost and
" less than for very anxious TO close
them all out before fall and will make the price no object
Just sell the goods
We have LEFT beautiful SILK Founced OrVandies
and Berage Plaid Organdes, and French Scotch
ns also, Nantes, Hosiery and various other things
we will mention here be found our house,
some cheaper than anywhere else. Our stock of
White Goods
Is very large and will give great bargains that way
Be you call before they all gone, for
over that our should enjoy
our cheap goods aug cav I. c. NICHOLSON 4 Co
MULES, MULES.
FOR sale, the and finest teams Of mules in
the State. Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses able work horse. few thorough bred colts
and lilies Of most approved Oreed. Also few heers and
bulls Of the best milk stock.
aug 2-d1 W. G. HARDING.
Champagne and Sweet Cider
NEW lot OF hs above Just received two packages Of
"a New FORK made Ale Pumps one lot with silver tops
80 boxes French assorted candies made to
order fresh every days crackers fresh every days 50 boxes
nuts assorted 100 obs ale, best brands These articles
FIRE sh and will be sold cheap
sug2 G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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HOUSE.
TLLAHOMA, TENN,

lOA4AAO4AAs TENN
10. b. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge Of the above HOTEL win endeav.
Ii TO please h who favor with call. OF my
friends citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county
would solicit PATRONAGE My table will be pro
vided with the best The country affords, and every VIII
be taken 10 please all.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this house,
ana the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg Mail and Pas
senger coach leaves this every Monday Wednesday
and Friday for the above places O'CLOCK ?. and
turning every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday II o'clock
g. making connections with the Nashviile and ChAtta-
nooga, and McMinnville and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tnliahoma, August Il, 1857.
In Chancery at LawreRceburg July Rules, 1857
Cynthia Clifton Us. James Clifton. Petition for Divorce.
TT appearing to the Clerk and Master Of the
chancery court at Lawreneeburg from con planans pc
ton that, James Clifton, the defendant convict in the
Penitenary Of the Stale OF Tennessee and that the ordna
~ Of this be served upon him;
therefore, ordered BE- that publication be made for
weeks in the Nashville Union and American requiring said
defendant appear at the regular oouT said
cey be held the house Laweneeburg
Monday in September 1857 and plead answer or
demur comp ainant's petition, the viii be taken
for confessed, and set for hearing sx-parte.
This 7lh July, 1857. W CHAPLIN, C & NJ
aug I4-W4t pr'sfee 50
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
TINHR light draught steamer ELLA. - BUA n
L Master, will leave for the above and all LlkSsazssl
intermediate ports Friday. the l4th S4ssl4t9S$
instant O'Clock. For freight pass -
age apply on board, or to
augIl-3t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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7. u FOCG. H. n. r. FOGG.
F. B. FOGG & SON.
4 B. F0GG having his into partnership, hey
will practice Law in the Supreme, sdsrs aud
Courts OF Davidson County, Prompt attention viii be give
80 lI--tiu !. linla inna a
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MtnR O.
Coal COnapany.

1t1aa Coal Company.
,.,ry,, -, -. NV YoEK, Aug. 2, 1851.
NEE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders on the Etna
Mining and Manufacturing Company will take place Ct
me once OF the company, 81, ay new York city,
on MONDAY, the l4th OF September 10 O'Clock q
Tor the purpose Of eleetng Directors ensuing wear
BY order Of the President. I'm CHS. SCRI SNBR Ssere
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1892 157l818,1s5 1916 OO, 900 10000

67,499 65,842 rs, s8S 6s, IFS 90. 900 90 900
65342 66,l6S 10000 OO,e00
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

GLAi6OhNE MAGfiiNE WVhkN.
IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started and extensive Foundry
w the old stand Of the Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared-tO execute heavy md hght
work Of any description the shortest notice. Light Cast
ngs small amounts moderate city prices; heavy
ings to Large amounts furnished per contract a. Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines SaWmils Flourmls Of the improved
patterns made to order JObbng and repairing done immSd
asly We ready to make for Engines and Mills
and sha furnish plans enable purchasers their
Mills with little Manufacturers Farmers will
md profitable 10 before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, order Ofhs
best material complete with PsfrOnts Crates standPPes
and Valves, warranted stand uy pressure required oT
Manufacturing OF pOrpeilihg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description OF Smtbwork I'm excellent style
but hTstrate IrOn used-SaWm Sterups, Dogs,
Pitman rOns, Saw cranks Bolts all kind Mill
made 70 order short nO;iee.
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap Machinery vii
do we'll to cali al Office address by letter.
JACKSR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville, Tenn,
uly 2l-h Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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GROCERIES.

OhOCEhlESs
IS hhds Sugar, 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee
2OO Obls crushed Sugar, 900 BAGS extra Bait do;
% bbls Powdered Sugar, ~ pockets Old Java.
100 bbts MOlassss, 500 kegs Nails, assorted
$50 bxs s,ar Candles, 200 bxs SXl0 and lOXi2 Win
$50 half bxs do dO~ Glass,
200 quarter 01s DO, 500 bXs Glassware,
100 boxes Dayls summer 50 bags Pepper
Candles, 40 bags spice,
500 bKs P'esoOtt's Soap, 40 GiaVer
Va and so. Tobacco, 100 cans ar bE bxs sardnes
200 ca ks Carb Soda, 400 cases datebss
2OO doZ Painted Buckets, 100 nest. Tubs
20 nests keslers, so bxs Garretps Snuff
10 Tacks, 40 doz Siners
~ OHs dunP and imp. Tea, % hair Back Tea
oOO reams Wrapping Paper 1000 MasOa's Backing
Nv barrels Pikes Whisky, 900 barrels whisky, various
70 " Old Bourbon DO, brands,
80 -" a. N. Brandy, &C ibis Mon. Rey Whisky,
% Gin; 40 bbs Native Sweet Wine,
10000 La Napoleon Cigars 100 900 asst brands Cigars
$1,000 Opera do. 100 bxs Melee Cigars,
300 0bs Walkers xxx Summer Ale. For sale low the
trade By LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Augl3 % SrketstTeet, Nashville, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE.
DY vnue OF q deed executed the Nashville Building
ID AssOcia ton by J. H. L. Weaver, when Is in
the Registers ONCE Of Davidson county book No. page
g. the said Nashville Building alton, its Treasurer,
will Saturday the 9Th day Of August The
yard gale Nashville sell aueOa 10 the highest bidder,
for cash property therein serbed being Lot south
Nashville fronting forty feet Market and running
back 1871 feet, which Is situated comfortable family
dence The equtJ OF redemption waived in SAID deed
Sale 10 take place at u o'clock, NJ
CHAS. A. FULLER, Treasurer
POStponemenb.-The sale Of the above propeuy ia
postponed uu Saturday, the 18th day ofAugust 81 a. The
same hour and place. aug9 q. A. FULLER, Treas.
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to neutralize the phosphoric acid, which
otherwise will give a slightly acid but
not unpleasant taste to the syrup. Save
some syrup without thus neutralizing
the acid, as you may like it better that
way. Don't waste the scum, but throw
it to the pigs, where it will make at
least excellent manure Feed the pu-
mice or crushed stalks to your cattle +;
and, having thus cleared the ground, be
ready to plant or SOW extensively next
Spring.
Fodder. We estimate that, whenev-
er seed shall be sufficiently abundant,
and rich, warm land will produce a third
more fodder per acre if sown with Sorg
hum than ifsown with Indian Corn, and
that the Sorghum is at least 25 per
cent. more nutritious than the
But all that can be effected this year is
to grow good supply of seed, and prove
that this plant is valuable both for Syr-
up and Fodder. Next year will be soon
enough for most cultivators to sowing
for fodder or grinding for sugar.
One word of caution to experimenters:
Don't run the thing into the ground
The Sorghum will prove a valuable ad-
dition to our crops, if we don't render
it odious by some M~ulticaulis foolery.
But wheat, Indian Corn and Clover
are not going out of fashion for some
years yet.
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for the charter, he shall so state, and that
the charter has, for that reason, failed to
become a law.
SEC. 4. That any clerk who shall fail
or neglect to make return to the COVER
nor, as required in section two of this act,
shall forfeit and pay, for the use of the
proper county, the sun of five hundred
dollars, to be recovered by action in the
name of the State.
SEC. 5. That the act of the present
session entitled Gan act to incorporate the
Bank of Ohio and Branches shall be
printed with the avs of this session of
General Assembly.
N. II. VAN VORAES,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
President of the Senat.
March so, 1856.
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POSITI0N---ITS EFFECT.

It is better to go to sleep on the right
side, for tLen the stomach is very much
in the position of a bottle turned up
side down, and the contents are aided in
passing out by gravitation. If one goes
to sleep On the left side, the operation of
emptyiDg the stomach OF its contents is
more like drawing water from a we'll.
After going to sleep let the body take
its own position. If you sleep on your
back, especially soon after a hearty meal,
the weight of the digestive organs, and
that of the food, resting on the great
vein of the body, near the back bone,
congresses it, and arrests the flow of
the blood more or less. IF tie arrest is
partial, the sleep is disturbed, and there
are unpleasant dreams. If the meal
has been recent or hasty, the arrest is
more decided, and the various sensa-
tions, such as falling over a precipiee, or
pursuit of a wild beast, or other impen.
ding danger, and the desperate effort to
get rid of, it arouses US; hat sends Oh
stagnation of -bloOd, and we awake in a
fright or trembling, or Precipitation !; or
feeling of exhaustion according Z de-
gree of stagnation, and the lengtn and
strength of the effort made to escape the
danger, when we do fall wei the preci-
pice, when the tumbling building crush
es us, what then? That IS DEATH =
That is the death of those of whom it is
said, "They were as well as they ever
were, the day before " and often it is
added, and "ate heartier than common!'
This last, as a frequent cause of death
to those who have gone to bed well, to
wake 10 more, we give merely as a pri-
vate opinion. The possibility of its
truth is enough to deter any rational
from a late and hearty meal. This
we do know with certainty, that waking
up in the night with painful diaroehra,
cholera, or bilious collie, ending in death
in a very short time, is probably trace
able to a late large meal. The truly
wise will take the safer side. For per-
who eat three times a day, it is
sufficient to make the last meal of
cold bread and butter and a cup of some
warm drink. No one can starve on it,
while a perseverance, in the habit soon
begets a vigorous appetite for breakfast,
SO promising Of the day to comfort
Halls Journal Of Heath.
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LAWS OF. OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
mo. 81 I

1850
Supplementary to "an act making certain instru-
ments of writing negotiable passed February
%, 1920,
SEC l. Be 1t enacted by the General
assembly of the State Of Ohio, That all
bonds, notes and bills, payable at a day
certain after date or after sight, made ne
gotiable by the act to which this is sup
Elementary, shall be entitled to three
days grace in the time of payment.
SEC. 2. That the demands of payment
from the maker of any bond or note, or of
the drawee of any bill of exchange on the
third day of grace given aforesaid, and no.
tice of non-payment thereof to the indoors
er of any such bond, note or bill, and the
drawer of any such bill within a reasoua-
BILE time thereafter shall be adjudged, due
diligence under the second section of the
act to which this is supplementary, unless
the Endorsement shall express in writing
other conditions: Provided that when
the third day Of grace shall be the first
day of the week, the first day of January,
the fourth day Of July, the t~wen'y-ffth
day of December, or IL public thanksgiv-
ing day, such demand shall be made on
the next preceding business day.
SEC. 3. The act passed March ID,
1889, entitled "an act supplementary to
an act making certain instruments of wri-
ting negotiable" passed February %,
1920, be and the same is hereby repealed:
Provided, nothing in this act shall affect
suits pending or rights &C iuired, before
this act takes effect.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
THOMAS H.FORD,
President of the Senate.
March 80, 1857.
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AN ACT.
mo. GIL
To protect Fences near Canals.

10 protect FENCES near Sauais.
SEC l.. BE 1t emacted Ly the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That if
the captain of any canal boat, or other
person employed upon or travelling on
such boat, shall take and carry away any
rail or rails, stake or stakes, or other ma
@terials used or prepared for fencing, with
out permission of the owner, the captain
or other person having charge of such
beat shall, for every such act committed
by himself, or other PERSON employed up
on or travelling on such boat, pay any
sum not less than ten nor more than
twenty-five dollars, to be recovered by ae-
ton in the name of the owner, and forshis
use, before any justice of the peace hav-
ing jurisdiction !; and such judgment shall
be a lien upon such boat, its furniture and
teams, any of which property may be ia
ken and sold on execution upon such
Judgment to enforce such lien.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
President of the Senate.
March 80, 1857.
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66.1 AN G
March 80, 1857.


Providing for the submission to the Electors of
the act entitled san act to incorporate the
Bank of Ohio and Branches.''
SEC. L. Be IL enacted By tie General
assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
act entitled Gar act Incorporating the
Bank Of Ohio and Branches" passed at
the present session of the general assem-
bly,, be and the same is hereby submitted
to the electors of this State, at the geucr-
al election to be held on the second Tues
day of October next, for their approval
or rejection-and each ~elector may have
written or printed, or partly written and
partly printed upon his ticket the words
I" For the Bank Charter" or Against
the Bank Charter /; " or words to that eff
feet and the judges of each election dis
trict in counting out the votes, shall set
down in separate columns, in the poll
books, the votes given "For the Bank
Charter" and the votes given against
the Bank Charter" and certify the mum
Der of votes given for and against the
charter, as they are required to certify to
the nun Der IF votes given for. candidates.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be tho duty of the
persons opening the poll books in each
county, to make a Separate abstract of
votes given for, and against, the charter,
including a statement showing the num-
Der of votes cast, which were neither for
or against the charter. And the clerk of
the court of common pleas of each county
shall Immediately after such abstract is
made, make a certified copy thereof, un-
der the seal of the court, and forward the
by mail to the Governor, at Colum-
bus, marked en- the outside, Abstract of
votes for and against Bank Charter, given
IN -% county,
SEC. 8. It shall be the duty of the
governor, as soon after said election as
practicable, with the aid of the auditor or
secretary of State, to open and abstract
Ill said returns 4; and tho governor shall
Immediately thereafter, by proclamation
n some newspaper published at Colum-
BUS, set forth the number of votes given
or the charter, the number of votes Civ
against the charter and the number of
given which were neither for nor
.gainst the charter and if majority of
IL the votes given were for the charter,
.e shall further state therein that said
harter has been approved by the people,
has thereby become a law /; but if a
Of all the votes given shall not be
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AN ACT
mo. 63.7
resi-
March 30, 1857.

mo. 631 AN ACT
To limit the power of public officers and agents
in making Contracts.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of tie STATE IF Ohio, That it
shall be unlawful for any officer or agent
of the State or of any county, township,
city or incorporated village therein, who
NAV be entrusted with the construction,
Improvement or keeping in repair, any
public building or work of any kind, or
with the management or providing for any
public institution of whatsoever kind, to
make any contract or contracts binding or
purporting fo- bind, the State or any such
county, township, city or incorporated
village, to pay any sum or sums OF money
not previously appropriated to the purpose
for which such contract or contracts are
made and remaining unexpended and ap-
plicablc TO such purpose; unless such officer
or agent shall be lawfully and expressly
authorized to make such contract or con-
tracts.
SEC. 2. If any such officer or agent
shall make, or participate in making, any
contract contrary to the provisions of the
foregoing section, be shall lie held person
ally liable for the performance thereof;
but the State, county, township, city or
incorporated village, in behalf of which
the same purports to have been made,
shall not be liable for the performance
thereof.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
N. Fl. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker If the House of Reps.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
March so, 1857.