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n1- The delicate and interesting operation
of transferring blood from one person to an
other, has again been successfully performed
by DIR. Wheatcroft, an English surgeon, in the
case of female patient. When apparently
expiring from loss of blood, about two pounds
were transferred from the veins of her hus-
band into her veins, with the most favorable
result. In few minutes after, the current
OF blood began to flow, and the ebbing OF
life was checked, the circulation being re- es-
,abIished, aud the deliveranoe from apparent
ly certain and approaching dissolution
secured.
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e.'FINE APPIEs.-Mr. 7. c. WHITE left with
NJ yesterday a specimen of Cheese Apples
u)wn on his place in Edgeiield.-They are
hh largest We have seen this season, one of
an weighing fourteen ounces and measuring
derteen inches In circumference. -NaStpiiLe
iLfriot lTh iast.
davidson is good fruit county. but the
riot aud Mr.. White must Introduce into
81 arena something larger thad u fourteen
sars Apple before they can compete with
tie county in the Apple line. Mr.. c. Il.
RRr, OF this vicinity. has had on exhibi-
~ at our Office this week, an Apple that
= -ghed t,oelty ounces, and Of good flavor. He
plplenty more of the same sort, and We
the wait to hear IL the Pafriot can beat this
re can, he shall hear from u In September,
look at the mammoth Apple for his own
1xfaction, and himself and family eat it
WIFI fond Of good fruit.--Sparta Times.
fshat twenty-ounces apples rather gets us,
: 1--WE knock under TO ii for the present, as
CS specimens do not contain one so heavy.
= we intend to have it, and all others,
if Davidson County can do il, as we
10,ure she can.
order to draw out large specimens. We
oby offer premium Of one of Parker
for Sc Par1s for peck Of the largest apples
I'm in this county, sent Ms by the Isl
eptember. This Parer is an excellent
w, peels an apple beautifully, and almost
spontaneously. You that have orchard
Ssjn your specimens, and let us take the
-----s out Of the Spartan Champion.
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MARSHALL COuNTY.-This county gives
Revill $50 votes, Mckee Sc. Among the
many bright places we find in looking over
the election returns as they come in, Marshall
county certainly is the brightest of them all.
Democracy all vrr.-PriRceton Salesman.
Bright as Marshall county is, there is yet
one still brighter. Johnson county, way up
in the mountains, where the men breath as
pure aud free an air as can he found on
earth. gave Revill $40 aud Mckee IL. john
son is pre-eminentiy entitlsd to the banner
Lon Cur
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SAD CAuALrr.-we regret TO learn from
the Georgetown tKy.) Journal that on Tues
day evening, the 10th inst, Tommy, youngest
son Of Hon. Alvin Duvall. came 10 his death
by a very singular accident His father and
mother being away frem home, little negro
girl got vial Of harsshorn, and Was play
fully holding il To the noses Of The children.
In putting IL 10 the nose Of the little boy,
while he lay upon his back. she spilled the
aaid into bis mouth and nose. The
result was death in thirty hours, The child
suffering intense pain.
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MISERABLE END.-During the latter part of
week before last. Mr.. William Montgomery,
father of Hon. VIM. Montgomery. NJ. c. from
Pa, was found dead by haystack near the
Virginia line 1t is not positively known in
what manner he came to his death, but from
the fact that two whiskey bottles being found
near the body, it is presumed he killed him
self by the excessive use of intoxicating
liquor. He had procured a quantity ofliquor
in Triadelphia, Va. day or two previously.
1t is not known how long he had been dead
before his body was discovered. His remains
were inferred in graveyard in Washington.
The age of the deceased was about seventy
years. Wheeling Int.
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A painful rumOr has been in circulation in
our community for some days in connection
with DIR. j. E. Mcdowell. one of the oldest
and most reputable practitioners in the West,
who removed from this county to Lexington,
Mo-, about two years since.
1t is supposed that the boat on which he
embarked to return to Kentucky, for a tenn
porary purpose, coming in contact with some
obstacle, he was thrown from the hurricane
deck and has never since been seen.
He commenced the practice of physic in
Flemingsburg in 1919, and remained actively
engaged in the practice of his profession up
TO the time of his removal from Kentucky.
He was graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania and a relative of Gov. Mcdowell. of
Virginia NdysUiHe EIgle.
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r5or. ne warerlv saoa.sne.
EHE SOULS APPEAL.


i bayeNot wealth, to crown thy brows
We meCious wreaths of pearls;
j may hofbind the diamonds light,
Within Thy glossy cGrls;
have not gold to purchase robes
From India mystic loom,
j cannot bring the foreign plants,
or gorgeous costly bloom.
Ny home is not where fashion dweIIs,
In halls Of FURNISHED gold
Nor yet, beneath the ivied roof tt
or kindly castles old
pve but simple forest cot,
Hung DER by whispering trees
NheTe golden sunbeams pause to rest,
Amid the downy leaves.
Yet have dared 10 kneel to thee.
Though humble born and poor
III give 10 thee the truest heart,
That ever maiden wore
Oh give TO me but thy sweet love
It's all my spirit Graves;
I'll lean around thee as the shore,
Leans round the beating waves.
For thy sweet sake, pn labor on,
Till fame shall wreath my brow,
And wealth and pride, before my shrine,
Their naughty heads shall bow
And thou shalt lay thy tender form,
Upon my heart 10 rest
Ay soul would swell with mighty strength,
With thee upon my breast.
Thou wilt be mine know feel,
/ read it in thine eye,
And my hearts vow is heard and known
And registered on high
For thee I'll brave the toughest storm,
And love the hardest fate
II thou art near to cheer me on,
My spirits noble mate
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WORM EArEy.-We were shown Yesterday

WORM EATEN.-We were shown yesterday
piece of the planking of ship recently
returned from San Francisco which was per-
forated in every direction by what is known
as the anger worm.-The holes were full half
an inch in diameter. A piece of the metal
covering of the ships bottom having been
knocked off, the worms attacked the wood
thus laid bare, which caused tine vessel TO
leak and the leak was not discovered until
the vessel was hauled ont. No doubt ships
are sometimes lost from this cause-Ne,c
York Tunes
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Gss- After this week fine new passenger
car will Ice placed on the track of the rail-
road, and make regular trips to Nashville for
the accommodation, rs well as qualification,
of the people. There will be no change in
the mail arrangements until the cars reach
this place, when service will commence.
The passenger car was built by Vannoy IL
TurbeviIle, of Nashville, and is a splendid
specimen of what our mechanics can do il
they have the characterization Examiner.
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SHOCKING SUIcrDE.-Edward Brown. former
ly of Tennessee, committed suicide at the
Lagrange House. Lagrange, Mo-, last Satur-
day morning, by blowing his brains out
with pistol. He left behind him this note:
Il die by NV own hand. Cause--Povvrty
and want of employment. L. BRowS.n
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Nashville Female academy.

FINHE next Academic year begins September 9Th
l. During the week previous" Preparation Week"
all Teachers viii be in their places pupils
will be received and our classes arranged, that
the following Monday We can commence our regular
work for the year
On saturday, August 2sth, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, our
friends invited 10 visit the Academy, at which
time all the Buildings will be open for their inspee-
ton. During the present summer he ys,rk of last
year has been finished spacious 'Ex rcise Hall, !"
and other additions made relating more particularly 10
the health of Pupils. There Is afhsr ACADEMY
BeifdsSs1s ia the JHsd ates esai 90 IN srtcat,
c0areRieaoe and AealAf alaeSs.
A knowledge Of this fact. AID also of system
Of Classification, ~ili satisfy any intelligent person
that large School Is. yet child here receives,
frcm Teachers, more Personal attention than she Ioss
IDLY even IN small priv ate school We think that n
Buildings, and also IN the nusnber ana experience
OF our Teachers. stall be better than ever prs
prepared ~ do all that parents can Ia expccl
% school IN regard The hcaith AMI ssthe reli.
gioas and satelleetu4f culture u y0aag LADIES' en-
trusted 10 care, either BpaFdrrx lay seti
airs. {. D. ELLIOTT.
aag2i-5t
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JOHN CHTNAMAN's IcE.-A newly arrived
John Chinaman, in Shasta, California. pur-
chased some Ice recently. and, finding it very
wet, laid it out to dry in the san. On going to
look for it again he found that it had disap-
peared, and forthwith accused the whole
Chinese neighborhood of larceny, and a gen.
eral riot was the consequence.
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MODERN ARTIsTs.-The London Critic in an
elaborate article on Ristori, says: We take
Rachel to represent the highest possibilities
of radically false school; Jenny Lind the
simplicity and freshness of nature; and Ristori
the most bOunteous gifts and the most charm
ing graces of genius
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Es- The increase of the vote for appellate
Judge in the Louisville (Ky.) District, from
June 1857 to August 1853 was Il.4II. There
this rapid increase in the popular vote can be
beaten.
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PREYIxG.-E Every creature has it. destroyer.
The lawyer preys upon fools, while behring's
fiy from Scotebman as they would from a
shark Frogs show the same detestation of
Frenchmen, and fly from them a. well
dressed woman iiies from the contact OF u
patent sweep.
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blessed is he," said the Book of Mormon,
'whO bloweth his own horn; for whose blow
eth not his own horn, the same shall not be
bowed" Likewise: 'WhosO bloweth his
own horn, the same shall be blowed with a
vengeance
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Negroes for Sale.
G R f AT SALE
r E. AL E S T A r E. .
Stock, Blood Horses Brood Mares and Colts,
Farming Tools, Corn. Fodder, Hay, oats, &c.
VAE Men ENND.
On Brolors Greek and Franklin Turnpike road,
FOR SALE
G. IL f AT ALE

On THURSDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
oNEXT, we Will offer for sale the highest bidder
the premises about 100 of that splendid tract
OF land lately belonging to the estate of NATHAN
TEL hCNAIRY, decd, fronting both the Frank
I'm, Turnpike reads, about three miles from Nash
vllle adjoining the lands of John Thompson, Joseph
Vaulx, G. ID. Cantrell, Thos Platter and others These
lands have been divided into lots varying size from
eight To 6iteen acres each About one third of the
land is heavily tmbered with beautiful forest trees
the balance cleared and in high of cultivation
the whole is under good fence ami supplied with
a good supply of never-faling water.
In point Of fertility these lands will compare favar-
ably with the best lands Middle Tennessee-they
lie well, have dark loose sol--tmbered with Su-
gar tree, Walnut, Poplar, Ash, Wild Cherry, Hickory
Box elder and Black Locust.
To persons wishing choice places in a good neigh
oorhood near Nashville, this sale will offer the great
est inducements.
There are three beautiful building sites fronting on
the middle franklin turnpike road, and three splen-
ana SITES covered with beautiful forest trees, fronting
on an avenue SO eet wide, extending from one turn
pike 10 the other) These lands of the richest
quality, and all persons wishing choice Gardening
lands near the city should attend this sale without
lands In the State
TERNs.-A credit Of !, . and wears Without inter
est, viii be given; notes payable in Bank with APP
proved security required, and deeds given retaining
lien TO secure the payment and discount Of 10 per
cent per annum made for cash payments.
"A l. so
At the same time and place viii be sold the entire
Stock OF +. y. McNiry consisting of valuable Brood
Mares; nine very fine trotng Colts sired by the re-
nowned Washington; six Canadian Colts; one air OF
superior harness Horses; 40 head of Cattle Including
several good Mich Cows 100 head of Hogs; a lot OF
sheep. 500 barrels Corn; $50 loads cd Hay, Oats
and Fodder; Farming Utensils: Buggy, Hunting
Wagon, and sets of Harness. &c
Terms Of perishabc property made known on Jay
OF sale.
Persons wishing to examine Of the above prop
erty Will please call on 2. " McNafry ESD on tie
premises, who will take pleasure show ing the same
sale u commence at 10 O'Clock A. VI. COLLATION. as
usual NANCE WOODWARD, Agents.
+. r. GLAsoocK, Land Auctioneer.
.apt HAMMER, Stock Auctioneer.
upQI
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A Handsome PRESENT PROM ARCHBISHOP
HUGHEs--We learn. with pleasure. that
Bishop McGill, of Richmond, has received
from Archbishop Hughes, of New York, u
present of a magnificent pair of carriage
horses, a. beautiful in action as they are TO
look upon.-RicAHsOnd Fa.l Esq
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that change has taken place In the scheme OF
the Royal Lottery Of Havana IN consequence Of the
demand for Tickets, having osacs exceeied the
quantity issued To remedy this the Tickets have
been increased from rs 900 10 p 900, and the
OF prizes from $500 600 To S324 900
The next drawing of this celebrated Lottery viii
take place the 18th Of September. For particulars
sec advertisement in another column.
DON RODRIGUEZ
..,..ll A Lila
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Dyspepsia and Debility Cured

THEODORE FRANK, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh and Steu
benville Railroad Office, says:
"FOr years | have been an invalid from Dyspepsia
With hope of relief, resorted to many advertised
remedies, but failed in deriving the benefit sought for
until / tried your HOLLAND BITTERS the happy
effects of which upon the digestive organs and in re.
storing dcbilitated system, causes recommend
confidently to all suffering from Dyspepsia"
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THoRSI.Ess BIAcKBERRY.-Mr.A A. A. Beazel.
Milton. Ulster CO., has sent Us a fine sample
Of this fruit. He claims that IL il sweeier
than the Lawton, and we think justly. II IL
a good berry, any how, and said to be
remarkably proiihe.--M j. Tribune.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
No.I4. COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN.
Low Priced Furniture.
Attractive Sale Of Real Estate.
THE WaLIifR LANES POg SALE.

On THURSDAY. esTH DkY OF AuGuSf instant
" sc wia oner for EAlr - the hxhest btilirr a
splenasd tract q land aBf anrfre-shs.rs
tarapzke aad estendsng ~thln aeoat 80 Yards he
asax4 Eziiruad.
These lads have eeca divides iat0 ave tracts
rangng fresn - % io2 acres EACH having fair rro
t.oFtiss o. eraFc1 and bszsa lad 90 each revsr
Al Exxsf fAfing sIriags- TIE whole tact . under
COED fsases; has Esaa ana productive sal god IN
psoxernsats ssed oresarsss god dwelling. aitchea
znaqks heese. and Al hrcoszary oct hoasrs - very
heelshy lseainy, asd shsgt II niles iron. NashsIisc
Sale ~ Ne premises Al ne a9siilns hoass Of Do n
viii fie<-e ea u. W.lees BEFORE .he sF AZ -
ale ea liberal credit.
NANCE WOODWARD, Assss.
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Ess- Our town. We believe. Is entirely out
OF -four, aud people are falling back upon
meal Gaiialis EIassisseT.
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Dialogue between two Ladies
abNTt Rabies

MRS JONES-Well, well, well Sarah / am as
w tonished to you out shopping so soon after
the birth OF your baby, when You remained in the
house more than a month when your other children
were born. How is it? There is some secret about
it. Do tell me
MRS SMITHlt is secret, and I'll tell you ali about
it, Well, saw advertised in the papers. a medi-
cine, called CUWAN'S LITHONTRIPTlC OR MOTHERS
RELIEF: the advertisement stated that il would re-
ieve the pains Of labor, and I suffered so much in
my former cOntnements that | thought would get a
bottle and try and if il did afford any relief and
never in my life did have anything do me so
much good. suffered scarcely any when the child
born, and felt almost wei enough the same day
10 sit up. advise every wOmaa who is going to be
confined to get bottle if she Is DESTROYS of having an
easy time.
MRS JoNES-Wha wonderful discovery. I'll step
III here at 10 BRowNs and get bottle take it TO
Ellen as she will be confined soon. aUg9-f
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es- Edward d. Alternately. OF Pulaski,
was killed on Friday week. by blast on the
Central Railroad near thar town
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la- The hog cholera has made It's appear
aace In Giles .eonnty. ~ .&@ .
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NAsEHVI III LE RACES.

NASMSI HI LE RACES.
g. -
LNALL MEETING, Is IS. wi II commence on Monday
L September 9th, with a sweepstake with three
year olds-S50O entr ince- 800 ioreIt. Two mile
heats Eight entries
Eli Odom brf Mary wylie, by Albion dam
Also, names oh f, by Albion 9, dam Ann Chase, by
Levathan.
Blythe Guild name Hawaii a, by Albion, dam by
". c, Harding brr Te lnessee by Epsilon,
dam hate KING, by Pris m.
Also. names CHI + by Albion da n Deltp. by Priam
T. G. Moore names f Betty Ma 'ey, b. Shamrock
dam Ida by Belshazzar
". I. Bodndtree oh f. by C Ienoo e, dam Jane
Watson, by Pram
Also, names chf, by / Lbion, dam yhram
TUES LAY, 2SrH
Sweepstake with two, ear olds ono mill. outs2oo
entrance-SIOO forfeit Seven entries
James jackson name oh Fanny Bug ?, by Am
bassador, dam Ida, by 3 elshazzar.
A; barnes names b l. oy Albion, dam Az n Chase,
W. T Rounatree names oh c, by Epsil OIL, dam by
, Glencoe.
Hugh calgy names b c, by Albion, dar b y Levia
W. T Cheatham names Oh c, by GIcnco >, dam by
Eli odom names c, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
Also. names b f, by Albion, dam b. SOW er,ign.
Second RACE.-with untried three wear olIs-s2OO
entrance-S50 forfeit Three entries
T. Cheatham names ca 1, by Glenco = lam by
Levathan.
Blythe x Guild names Ellie Dean
W. l. RouDdtree names ch I. by Albion dam Eu-
dora, by Pram
THIRD IAcE-Giles county stake, with t. year
olds-s300 entrance, play pay. Three Ell tries
WEDNESDAY, 10Th
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heat s.
THURSDAY 30TH
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. One mile heat +
SECOND RACE.-Sweepstake with untred Il year |
olds-SlO0 entrance-S25 forfeit One mi heats
Five entries
ID. T. Hadley names c, by Allen Brown, dam by !
Priam
W. r Roundtree CHI f. by Albion lam by
Little Trick, by Priam.
T G. Moore names ch g, by Sd Boston, dam by lie |
viathan
W. 7. Cheatham names ch f. oy Glencoe tam by |
Levathan.
E. Merriwether names CHI c, by Ambassad, ,r dam
by Pacific.
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S20O-one mile heats thr ee best
in five.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S25o-two mile heats
aug23d&wtd S. J. CARTER, Propri, tor.
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ADVERTISE IN THE GALLATIN EXAMINER
THE RAILROAD WILL soon BE COAIPLETED-TO
GALLATTN EARLY IN SEPTEMBER.
IF YOU WANT TO INCREASE YOUR TRADE;
TO SELL To NEW CUSTOMERS;
TO TRAFFIC WITH OLD SUMNER;
ADVERTISE IN THE EXAMINER
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MRS. S. G. WITHERS.

(Ldte Of the Nashville Female Academy,)
WILL give instruction in MUSIC commencing
w September LIST. Piano, Guitar and Singing
(Blssim's SYSTEM will be taught at the usual terms
Orders TO be left at Mr.. McClure's Music Store IN
ion street. and Mr. Charles Smiths Book Store College
street augl7-lm
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

~ will sell tor Cash in mont ,r our WarehoDsse
complete assortment of Groceries CONSISTING in
follows, viz:
40 hhds. Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles.
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlls 4 ors do
rs bbls. Moasses; rs boxes selected W
40 bbs. crushed & pow Cheese:
dered Sugar; 100 bbls White Whisky
10 Kits Mackerel; Is % n Y Brandy
g sacks Almonds; Is - Holland Gin
II cases Sardines; 800 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove oysters: IS doZ Painted Buckets.
10 bags Pepper; 80 nests Tubs.
% chests Tea; IS boxes Starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 Soap
30 coils Rope: IS Doyle's Candles.
Is cases Matches; 100 doz Mason's Backing:
100 boxes Flasks:
Together with numerous other articles TO make up
complete sale. LANlER, PHILLIPS X Co,
aug24-td No. 80 Market street.
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Coal Stock for Sale

ME have 1873 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w we wish 10 sell or exchange for likely young
Negroes or city property.
aug24-tf H. H. HAYNES & co -
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llew ADVERTISEMENTS.
Infant School.

Infant school.
MRS p. KIRK, having returned to the city, will
4Fl reopen her INFANT SCHOOL on the 3Oth of this
month, at No 10 Union street. opposite Odd Fellows
HAL aug24-lw