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MEDICINES.
IN Il A L A 4 4 . N
DIR, C. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH.
LU,V'G, .ayV'D 6sAO0ES
PEN CHAN
OF New York City,

FBv Inhalation, and his ether new Rem
sdies known only to himself is performing mirscles By
curing the most incurabe Diseases for he has succeeded
in obtaining that skill for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in vain that of being able to prescribe
8 certain cure for Catarrh and Consumption.
Under his new, direct, and common sense practice.
those oathsome and terrible perfectly
Durable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

DR.. MARSHALL CURES OATARBH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Dr. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA
Or. MARSHA L CURES HUMORs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SOROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30
MAsSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield Mass.
Cash Capital, 81 10000,
S. S. DAY, Pres't
IA s. CO ANICS NUT UAI
+ [ r. e
INSURANCE COMPANY.


AZ the annual meeting Of this Company held at their
oace in Cark's Block, Tuesday, Jan 9Th the follow
Ing named persons chosen Directors for the year
ensuing, viz:
HeuTy 4. Denny, Worcester Geo NJ. Rice, Worcester
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Vim. B. Fox Jr.
Egek Saunders Grafton, Daniel fainter
A'o1zo White, Leicester, SamiL. Hodges CheTTyV'y,
g. Denny, Clappvle. H. N BgeloR, Clinton.
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President WIN 8. DENNY. Secre
tsry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been III successful operation since
Say, 1866 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Cass, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings Stocks Of Goods frst class Machine shops
and non hazardous Property generally Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, will receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan. I. 1857 dtf il
6BAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
~ OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Jash Capltal paid $3.50 GOO 90
Accumulated Surplus. ......"............. 75 500 4b
VIM. R. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. Q. PYscHnN, Secretary.
VIII insure Real and porsou6l Property against fire. on
application to VIM s DENNY, Agent
At the Office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurnce}
Company Cark's Block, Worcester
jR20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

~ y OYSTER, - JOHN w. UrLEY
&s% eFwhoeaale and retail dealer In Oysters Of the
eA4Y best quality, hereby announces 10 the ctzens
N0@% Of Worcester aud vicinity that be 10 con
stanty receiving and hiss aweys on hand at No 10 Pos.
ger street, iresh assortment OF the hest NEW HAVEN
Oysle just from their ocean beds. which
he will dispose Of AZ the lowest cash price Remember
the place No 10 ster street, opposite the boston and
Worcester Railroad Depot JOHN. w. UTLEY.
s2S ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

we me unders'Rned being personally acquainted with
Dr. II. n. NATION, believe Rim to be a temnerate
lean IN the moot appropriate sense, and that his moral
nnnEu md lnru Ill
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INSURANCE.

L-f u AlLa IT G1Is
aSSURAECE.
lETNA INSURANCE C0MPANT, Hartford.
Capital 81, 100000
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Csptsl sG0000O.
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY, New York.
Capital S5oo,oGo.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CATITAL S50o0oo.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
CAPITAL $50 0OO.
The above named Compsnies continue to insure lres
is7crable ternt FoT further particulars, inquire Of
a e. BELLOCE, Agent,
9)f dGVu Worcester
n UENCY MUTUAL FIRE ,INSUR-
Ngy dNOE CO-IncorpOrated S5i.
Available aud Cash Capital
S360,0O0
irsnres Buildings Furniture and Merchandise atStncb
Rates. and continue pay 20 per dividend on one
year policies, and so per cent dividend five years
Poicies, at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 decd s. A ROWLAND. Agent.
GPRRNGFI FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield Mass.
Cash Capital and surplus, s350,OO0,
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
". CONNER, JR., sec'y.
MASSASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield Mass.
Cash Capital, 81 10000,
S. S. DAY, Pres't.
J. 8. PARISH, sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent Of the
vicinity is prepared to issue policies property against
oss or damage by Gre. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid.
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

FNS e Ii v e e NVE5Ur,AEsstk,
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Comp posed Entirely of Gums
MEDICIN rs nov before the public namely. that acts
IS CGthGrtio easier miller and more eectual than any
other medicine known 1t Is not only Cathartc but
Li0eT remedy, acting first Liver to eject its
morbid matter then the stomach and bowels to carry
of that matter, thus accomplishing purposes eject
ualy without any Of the nful feelings experienced in
the operations Of most Cstharcs. 1t strengthens the
system athe time Lnat purges it and when taken
daily 10 moderate doses will strengthen and build it up
with ann Al rauditv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

q Gross GLENNis EXTRA SCENTED
- HONEY BOAP-just received and for saie bv
nj du CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

,,, THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859 CONFERENCE.-The
Eeoton tttuns and the usual matt win he pubshsd
a. on pn Price u cnts IL Copies pos. paid
Tor sli lOO Copies, post paid 49, address. "a ahosa
hA bilaweOw& Bweow
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CONSULTATION FREE.

r. M eau for all cases, prescribe equally well by
etter. Price So 90 per month,
the Firsa FOur Days of Each Month
d r. NJ AR SHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
Direct ali leterB to the Bay 5ate House, Worcester
Mass, or the 81. Nicholas Hotel New York.
nc d&wtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
Memphis improvements and Pros.
poets.

We frequently hear the remark that never
in the history of our city has the march of
improvement and progress been so rapid,
steady and solid. In every direction. both in
the city proper and the suburbs buildings of
the most substantial character are going up.
Houses spring up, if by magic, while other
improvements, such as opening and extend
ing streets. beautifying and adjoining the
grounds OF private residences &c. &c. 90 on
apace. We learn, moreover, from our archi-
tects. that double the amount of building will
he done next year that has been done this.
and we would respectfully suggest. as we
have heretofore done. TO our real estate OWL
rGr, the prOpriety of srecting tencmcnts suta-
bic for dwellings for the poorer classes of So
ciety- Such houses are in great demand at
this time, there being many families who are
unable to procure a dwelling place at any
price, and the demand is still increasing
In this connection We would remark that
now is most favorable time for investing in
real estate either in or near this city. The
commercial facilities of Memphis, as we'll as
her favorable geographical position, cannot
fail to make her the great emporium of the
Southwest. Her trade is rapidly extending
and her business of all kinds is daily on the
Increase. Capital is rapidly flowing in and
business men from the old cities and States
East of us are constantly arriving here with
the view of making this their home To all
such we would say now is the most favorable
time you will ever have for procuring a home
stead. As high as real estate may now seem
to be in price, it is gradually on the increase,
aud will double in lees than five years. The
completion of the Memphis and Ohio, the
Mississippi and Tennessee and the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroads, will give Memphis
all additional and stronger impulse forward
than she has ryet felt They will all pour
into her lap trade that she never before en-
Joyed, and will fix her permanently upon the
wheels of onward progress Memphis Agpeal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

LAYING SUBMARINE CABLEs.-Cupt. S. SAM
uels, of Brooklyn, n. Y, has invented a meth
cd of laying submarine cables, by passing
them from the ship or other vessel from which
they are to be paid out, through an opening
in the bottom, as near as convenient and prac-
tcable, midway between stem and stern, where
the least motion is produced by the pitching
Of the vessel By this means the liability to
break the cable is very much reduced, if not
entirely obviated, as at certain point in the
centre of vessels length there is compare
lively little motion produced by pitching, so
that the excessive and uneven strain or jerk
which so much tends to rupture cables when
paid out from the stern is here avoided, the
danger being correspondingly lcssened, and
the cumbrOus machinery and complicated me-
chanism of brakes and paying out devices
simplifed and reduced. The idea has often
been proposed, but Captain Samuels has been
able to show the priority Of his invention, and
has, consequently, obtained Il patent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
October.

We have ALWAYS loved this month, and in
our country il is a season for poets and paint
ers to revei in. October is the very time to
enjoy the animated crowds Of city life, and it
il the time OF times To admire Gods marvels
in the country, Us he works his wondrous
change from summer to winter and scatters
over the face of nature rainbow veil tn con-
ccal the effects of decays eiiacing fingers
rs he would strew fOrget-me-nots over the
grave of the flowers. October may be sharp
and even cold To us, but we love il for its
laughing skies it's gorgeous sansets, aud the
bracing tone OF il, morning salutations. IL
paints the check of beauty To make IL look
more like the rose, and IL animatcs the step of
manhood as ii by "A new infusion of natural
vigor. We may in the spring time have flirtcd
with coquettish App !, with flowers in her
hair and tresses flowing in the yernai breeze;
but October, with her queenly gait, wrealhrd
with the purple glories Of the vine, her train
borue by Exercise aud Sport; clothed In rare
and dazzling tints; her eye all animation and
aer step all grace-she is our maturer love,
and we are 80 attached To her that when we
die we want 10 die with her. ''Die as the
leaves do, that fall In October" Beautiful in
the country, where fields and forests glow
like many colorcd fires, and even beautiful in
the city, which providentially is "open ut the
top" ~ let in the glories OF these cerulean
skies and the crisp breeze of early autumn,
till "the benedictiOn OF the covering heavens
falls like dew. n--L0n Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

The leading organ of the democracy of
Mississippi the jackson Mississ,ppdan, makes
the following harsh remarks about Gov.
JONES. We would have thought that the
services of Gov. JONES in 1856, entitled him
to immunity from such denunciations, at
least from democratic sources:
That most delectablc of all political mis-
creants, Jimmy Jones, of Tenn, has been
caught up by the Douglas faction in Illinois,
for the purpose Of retailing political SANDERS
against men, the purity of whose conduct
has never been questioned, and the latchet of
whose shoes he is unworthy to unloose. He
Is now at his filthy work, and from his uni
form usefulness in conducting himself as the
occasion requires, in vehicle for conveying
political filth--doubtless ne will be paid off in
protested Wall street drafts. which Douglas
has been using quite freely in the pending SEN
atorial canvass.
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Hem Qualifications.
The Works of Charles Lamb.


W T. BERRY X co have Just received few sets
of Mr. MOXoN's beautiful edition Of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
l. The Letters Of Charles lamb, with Sketch of
his Life. BY Sir T. y Talfourd.
. Final Memorials Of Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters not before published, with
sketches of some of his companions. BY Talfourd.-
s. The Essays of Ella.
J. Rosamund Gray; Rceolections OF Christ's Hos
pital, Poems, sc.
W T. B. co. have also just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES vol, svo.
vESTIGEs OF THE NATURAL. HISTORY OF CRF-
ALTON. vol. IS 70, new edition.
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE
] vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE FAIRLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs. Jameson. Numerous Illustrations.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin.
HAND BOOK OF PAINTING. vol l2vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
RAPHAFL-illustrated with fifteen highly finished
Engraviugs,
FLAXMAN'S COMPOSTuoNS-The HAD and Odys-
sey If Homer, nante, Hesiod &c. sept2a-tf
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MURRAY,s HAND-BOOKS.
En- glish Books.

MEMOIRS 1orP>,r.. ,>-n copprspo,,n,-,-cr or,
THOMAS voopF Fate, ,,,- To-, ~. D.,
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CA,rpRFTT,s life OF rREDFp1cK THE cpr,r
vols. svo.
RE,,oTTFCTToNs OF. RyPoN AVN HIS coNrr,,po
RARuss .P,, re,,t rJ,r. or.ors
RYRoN-uIustr,,ed. I eleg,nt volume svo
CRoLEY,s LIFE OF GEORGE ". 1vol SO
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
The Risk of Travellers.

That human life is regarded at too cheap
rate in this country, is a fact that has been,
alas but too evident for the last half centu-
~. and in nothing il it more fatally cxempli-
fed than in travelling. Strange that amongst
IL people who. more than all others, recognise
the truth of the maxim that thine is money"
there should be so much neglect of the pro-
per safeguards OF life the most precious
thing on earth, knowing. as we do, that death
is loss of all time forever. Still, on we GO
heedlessly, rapidly. and recklessly If a
steamer explode or a railway train be thrown
down an embankment or into river, and
hundreds fill untimely graves-the tragedy is
not only soon forgotten, but. 10 in many in-
stances meetings are held by the surviving
passengers, and the conductors and engineers
are exencrated from all blame. And so with
coroner's jures-for who has time TO waste in
the perqusitions of Justice, or can afford q
few hours from their business avocations, on
account of the dead or for the safety of the
living, if the parties summoned are not per-
sonally Interested? This is all wrong, and
our attention is called to the matter just now
by an able article IN the New York Courier
With regard to steam navigation the writer
SAYS:
TO show the great risk of steamship travel
ling over railroad travelling, let us examin,
the comparative risk per mile to each passen
ger. III appears from the pest statistics tina
in the last four years the risk to each passen
ger of being killed in going one mile was
By railroad in France ........ In 100 900 90
By railroad in England ........... in is 900 90
rs railroad in New York .......... IN Al 900 o.
BY Atlantic Steamship. ...-.... / IN 24o,Oo
These figures protest strongly against tn
management of some, at least, Of our Allan
tic steamship companies. According To thes
statistics passenger could 90 from here I,
California by railroad with the same risk a
to travel five miles in steamship. Whowil
say that the unavoidable risks are III thu
ratioy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

szn- Twelve east-iron columns, said TO be
the largest in the United States, are now in
process Of construction at Cincinnati. They
are each fifty feet in height, four feet two
iIcbes in diameter. weigh between two Al d
three hundred tons, and will COS, abou, $50
900. They are designed for the State House,
Madison. Wis.
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f. The Supreme Council of the Sons Of
Malta meet here ia New York on Monday,
llth. The Council consists of two delegates
from each State. This Society disbursed
$50 900 in charity last year.-N y. Express.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

The Olympian games. after being discon-
timed for fifteen hundred years, are re-estab-
:. Il al. Athens, In the ancient Stadium. by
a deer Of the Queen Regent Of Greece.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

Eo- n wburg Lodge at Nswburgh, has
Just SUI cribed $3.50 to the Mount Vernon
Fund. An eloquent letter from patriotic
lady. Miss Mary E. Mcneil, was irresistible
". y. Ekprsss. -
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Indication.

DARxEsTowN, Montgomery CO., Nd,
January 81, 1857.
never felt the benefit Of any medicine so much as
from the bottle OF BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs pur
chased last fall. l wish to know where can get it
without fear Of imposition.
Signed, JOSEPH c. DELLETT-
oct12-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment in the manufacture
Of GIN, fortunately succeeded IN the wear lsiS in
making discovery in its manufacture hy which It
deprived OF i;s acid and ufainmatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture IS at Scbedam Holland Aner
several mouths reflection what title 10 give IT, tn
tro1uccd 20 tho American public under t~ tfle Of
" Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps"-
Srhcilnm Is the name Of the place Holland where
the Gm is manufactured; '.arou1tic'' derives IT'S
name from the italian Junipcr berry with which it is
favored: and the word "Schnapps' IS the German
FOR drink-coguc, dram-wolfes 5, heidarn aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnarps been introduced
70 the American public and received with aprroha.
ton, Than III" liquor mixers of New York Boston,
and Philadelphia started In pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff under various names. In sever
al instances my labels have been 50 pcrIr.ty Initial
90, with only the addition 81 a few lettcrs 20 plead "a
technical avoidance or the law anG So c1rcfuly pre-
! par"d A. u impose careless purchaser Iundcr-
! sta. q largo quantity has been purchased by the
mcrch1uts OF New Orleans on account ~ tsc cheap
ness Of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts aud one Dollar and len Cents dozen Tor tn,
Pnis, being the Wholesale price n New Work ], is
| nothing but American Whisky favored with thr oh
Of Juniper, and reduced thirty per cent below proof
y merchant who participates indirectly in The fraud
by selling the spurious article is much offend
cr as the principal, who planned the imposition.
| hope every respectable ctzcn, who values the
| health Of t.e community in which be lives will aid
me IN fcrrciting out and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
me- chant who. Cor The s1kc ola .ew cents. will PIT
n i'ora-'y tEn lives OF thc community In which d,
lives. Snch men should be nailed 20 the rilory Of
public exccraton.
TDOLPHO WOLFF,
SoIE INroErEs, Nos. is, 20 and - Bg7vcr st.,
NEW YORK
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

coURrSHIP AND MArglH0SY. by Robert Morris
.shere = no chapssr IN IL any person NH read, ba
.shat the mae wotlza or ehild Wiii say they ars
the better Afssr reading and rensctHg theFeoa.''-
1oHN GhIssg.
nOCrOR rHoRNE, BY A TFoiiops-
THE rwO SISTERS. BY Ars- soath~esth.
GEOaGE MELVILLE, an AnerieAn Novel
ERASnoS o., A Haadrsd Ye@us Ago
Ttsg coOPERs; OF, Getting Unasr Way
TRIsScH on BIBlE REVISION.
Jast received BY CHARLES W. SMITH
Eptis-u a. 49, has
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

the highest bidder at the late residence Of Daniel
Carmack, deceased, miles South of Nashville, near
Smyrna Meeting House. the following described real
and personal estate, to-wIt: The Tract OF Land on
which said deceased resd at the time Of his death,
bounded by the lands of Margaret Phillips, William
0glevie, and the heirs of John Watson, containing
about 40 Said Tract of Land is finely water
ed, has comfortable improvements and would make a
capital Stock Farm Also-three acres of cedar Land
the waters of stones river, believed to be well
timbered.
ALso-The following named Negro Slaves, to-wit:
Tempe, aged about 26 years, very likely, and good
house girl; Henry years Old and Martha, 3 months
old, children of Tempe; Mary, about 20 years old,
very likely, and good house girl Wright, II muEts
old, child Of Mary; Frank, % years old, very likely
and an excellent WAGNER Port, 2I years old, very
likely and a good whip sawyer. At t'e same time
and place Will sell head Of Horses, Mules, head
Of Cattle, 40 or so head Of Hogs, Wagon, Corn ana
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture and many other articles too tedious TO
mention.
TRRMs.-The land will be sold upon a credit OF one
two years; the Slaves on credit of u months
and the perishabIe property credit of IL months
upon all sums five dollars, all sums of So and I'M
der cash. Notes with two good securities will be re-
CURED and lien retained upon the Land 10 secure the
payment of the purchase money. The terms OF the
sale every instance TO be complied with before the
property is removed
80 THOMAS HOLT, Executor,
octI3-td of DANIEL CARMACK, decd.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

NEW roo ~ -.
Tgcomb's Letters TO Young People;
story Of the Telegraph, by C ,. Briggs;
Memoirs OF Rachel
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. southworth;
Election; poem on Fleld-MoTse-Fssnkini
Two Millions, by W. A. Butler;
Life Of Gso.,steIslasAsoa--RAilway Founders q
The Art OF Beauty, by Lola Moatezi
The Lectures Of Lola Moniez;
CyoIopedh Of Wit and Humor, by Bartoai
American f1oqaenee, vols svo;
The Horse OF Ameriea, by Forester;
Buokies's History o. ovii'E,uon "a England;
HouAn'S cyr1o edia OF Commerce;
Raneron's History og the Rev olutsn;
Davenport Danh, by Leyer;
For sale BY JotN iufA CO.
ocil4-u
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FOR TIE LADIES.

LESIIE's NAeAnSRASp GAZETTE 90 FASHION.
fas Ooioeer, jest received sRS Tor sale ~
a =. uAeAN
serass-a Market and CHiaa slreets.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
Misreilaue0us.

A RE in receipt of their usual Fall supply OF
~ Double and Single Shot Guns of their own lm-
portation among which will be found almost every
price quality the cheapest single the best
double barrel English French.
They would call particular attention to their stock
of DEER GUNS which will be found very large and
complete. ~ ~ -a.- oetl3-2mdnss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

p Public Square,
Nov opruiur a compttc aud extensive stock ~
~ Fall. AND WIN1iR
STYLES OF GOODS,
Including lirsr qu'utty 'd $3.50.
CLOA Il y,
of. the latest siy les ana pate al % wAirl we Of
fer - our uli -ustuIUei Hnf for
Cash AT x eduecd Prices.
rhosc 10 want ~ good GVods .Rt lon prizes, viii
oct4-tf J. c NICHOLSON 4 co.
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NENVCAV, HOOkS.

NlEDNCAVi BDOkS,
Just received by JOHN YORK & CO., No. IS Union
street:
Wilson'S Anatomy; Krk's Physiology;
Towne's chemistry; Woods's Practice;
Frichson's Surgery; CROSS Anatomy;
Cazcaux's Obsteircs; Taylor Jurisprudence;
L. s Dispensatory; Wilson's bsseotor;
Neil 4 Smiths Compound Of Medicine.
Also, a large collection Of Miscellaneous Medical
Books in every department. Of the science for sale
the lowest Cash price. ocui-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

Masonic MOONS.
Divers Historical Landmarks,
Andersun's Constitutions Of 1873.
Cilcotis Dispositions;
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