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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
NErhicRl DrnnrfInPnf.

TEyIE twentyCoud annual Of Lectures will commence
in School the first Monday in November, and
the last Of February under the following arrangement
LUNSFOD p YANDEL NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
BENZ r. PALMER NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D., Professor of Medical Chemistry
and T0Nc0logy.
ROBERT BEECKINRIDGE, NJ D., Professor of Materis
Meiica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA b. FLINT, NJ D. Professor Of Clinical Surgery
THEODORE s BELL NJ D. Professor Of the Theory and Prac
tice Of Medicine.
LLEWELLNN POWELL, NJ d. Professor Of Obsetrc Medicine.
W. BENSON, NJ D., Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
AnstOmy.
5. u. BENuSS, VI. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE b. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees for the entire SlOj MaCuatOn and Library to-
geher s.. Practical Anatomy and Dissection $40 Graduation
fee sos
full preliminary viii be given by the Fac
u, commencing on the first Monday in October, at which time
the Dissectiug Rooms viii also be opened.
Clinical instructions will he given the Louisville
pial from the lst Of October till the close of the session.
ClnGue has also been established in connection with the
University which operations performed prescribed
fc- snd lectured upon in presence Of the class.
For further information apply to L. P. YANDELL,
jyI5dlW&vet Dean Of the Faculty.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.


Tie Instructors IN this School are
Hon JoEL PAREER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHrLUs Parsons, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBuEN, LID. University Professor.
TEyHE course instruction embraces the various branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial
International Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence Of
United States The Library consists Of about 1900
volumes works appear they are addei and every
effort is made render it complete.
instruction given by oral lectures and expoous land by
Rotations and examinations in connection with them), Of which
there are ten every Two Moot Courts also holden in
each week each Of which previously given out, is
gud by Students and opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor. and other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts Assembly held weekly for practice In de
bate acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
ceciings
Students may the School in any stage Of therprofe5sonal
studies mercantile pursuits, and at the commencement OF either
term, OF in the middle OF other part Of term.
They are 1t erVyt what studies they will pursue
corlng their Of their wants and attachments.
The Aesdmcal year, which Thursday weeks
after the Wednesday July, is divided into two terms Of
twenty each, with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library is opened warei and
lighted, for the use Of the members Of the School.
The Of the next term will commence on Monday,
Sept 6, 1853.
Applications admission for Catalogues any further
information, may be made to either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1858. iy6-law3w is
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no the Fnr1ners of MiddIe Tenn.

TAYINGfo some yea past been engagedn the purchase Of
Wheat, and having large quantity delivered int damaged
condition, said damage arising from insufficient storage we ol
Inducements We havea sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will receive and store your
Wheat two months Of charge. for the privilege Of buying
or selling it. when you wish putt upon the market. You
at any time sample and shO purchasers For those Who
do not want their Wheat now and who have not houses
secure for it, this excellent opportunity for storage without
cost To those wish sell now would always
BUYING and will pay the highest market price for early delivery
e2i-tf II. S. FRENCH & son.
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To Those who are in Pursuit OF Health
and Pleasures and Wishing 90 Visit Fer
sheba Springs, GrunGy County Tenn.


and Pleasure, and Wishing 30 Visit EseF-
sheba Springs, GrunGy County, Tenn.
LEBANON, July 20, 1853.
TEVHE the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every day at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive az
COgan every day u minutes before NJ, Immediately after
the arrival Of the Of the Nashville and Chattanooga aoad
Chattanooga The SeEanee Railroad will leave every
day. except Sunday and take to Tracey City, where
will be found good Hotel for the accommodation OF passengers
and splendid line Of four horse Concord Post Coaches in
readiness convey passengers to Behe Springs distance Of
about eighteen miles, over one OF the eVelest roads IN
the State. Persons wishing to the extensive mining opera
tons of the SeEanee Company and viewing the site OF the great
serves the attention Of the pubcEill have opportunity Of
doing BY taking this road Beersheha Springs that acnoWl
edged desirable summer rea' Were VIII e ounl os o. s
first class Hotels, under the management OF Samuel NJ Scott
ESQ., long propetOrOf the City Hotel at Nashville and who
yoraby the public for the style and dignity in
conducts hotel He amply prepared and will spare
There another road Beerheba Springs from Nashville via
McMnnve leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville and Chat
an0oga Railroad at TullahOma and arriving at Mennye the
day and passengers will remain in McMnnyie all hight
at an excellent and we'll hotel Those wishing visit
A. NJ, and arrive at Beersheta the same day.
In addition to the above routes there Line Of four horse
Sunday O'clock A. NJ The stage viii arrive at Leb
every day at o'clock P NJ Except sunday and on sun
day at O'Clock, P NJ Passengers will leave Lebanon every
Monday Wednesday and Friday o'clock, A d., and arrive
night; leave McMnnyille at O'clock A. N and arrive at Beer
shea day ~ O'Clock. STAGE fare through by this
route from Nashville 70 Beersheba So This road McAdam
lied sixty miles; the balance Of the rOa after leaving the
turnpike Of the best natural roads in the Southwest The
distance from Nashville to Beershea
stocked with horses Concord coaches careful drivers &C.
running, also, fouhore Coaches day Sundays
sxcpted from McDnnyille to Sparta, in connection With the
McMunvle and Railroad tWohorse Coaches
from Sparta via Grab Orchard and Kingston, to London the
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad, making immediate
ton with the at Lout0n.
Passengers obtain through tickets the Stage Once, under
Hotel, Nashville to all the above and inter
mediate points; also Carthage Chest Mound and CO0ye
have, connection with the staging interest at Beraeta
Springs large and we'll conducted Livery etaoe Shere
can all tines fine Bugges, R0ckaWay tEohOrse Coaches,
and The best Of Saddle uoTsas, To hire
visiting the Springs with their private oOnveyances can
have their we'll a reasonable charge.
All persons hiring vehicles horses must return the property
fyg3-IStysr NJ. A. PRICE.
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n nRnERING TTrEETs N n

IN ORDERING TIChEfS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded first mall Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and state.
Remember that every Prize and payable in full
without deduction
II All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawng-Other prizes the thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets Certificates TO
=. SWAN d CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta Ga,
can their orders filed, and time, by addressing Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
il , list of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
Of the prize that each entitled to, will be pub
after every drawing, in the following pspers-Augst
lGa) Constituonas New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intel-encer,
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paudug Css) Clarion. and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. iy-27
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II The citizens Of Winchester and Franklin county held
meeting Monday the 2Gh arrangement giving
pic mic and barbecue at Sewsnee the ilh Of August The
resolutions Of invitation offered by Mr. CoIyAR, which met with
the undivided approval all present. and unanimously
adopted" declare
being vicors have quarrel with anybody,
therefore all the world and the balance Of mankind to at
tend Pic Mic"
As the Editors Of this paper specially invited, they viii
deavor to be represented.
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II We learn from the Winchester Home Journal that about
two thousand dollars were subscribed Monday, inst,
by citizens Of Winchester Franklin county, FOR the purpose
building macdaized from the Nashville and Clatta
nooga Railroad to Sewanee. The Journal says:
The people generally seemed fully appreciate the value Of
the University the south midst and doubt they
viii beray and chesuly give money sufficient 70 build all the
roads necessary for the easy Of travel and produce to the
We that Weuty-One hundred and odd dollars
raised Hockerv the ether day for building road and
with such demonstrations these the part II
Franklin county people, predict OF VIII
De no barrier successful establishment good
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ID. X. IltO1LAhs NJ. ID.
No. 454 Vine street.

NI7C7ENNF9l a. JUNO = 30.
PROV o. G.. WOODS you are about 70 manufacture and
sI r retIv discovered Hair Restorative will state, for
or in concern. hive us It and known others 70
0ts Hair Rssrivs and lind yours vastly superior 70
any other know Il entirely clues the head Of dandrun, and
h one months prolr usc restore person. hair 70 the
ORIGINAL vout color and texture gyusit healthy sO, and
glossy appearance and all his without dscooring the hands that
snIy m m dress 90 which drops. would, therefore,
Commend ts e to every DESTROYS % having Gns color and
texture 10 mir Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O I WOOD 4 co, Propriators, $50 Broadway, York,
lin he reat H. Y Wire Railing Esisf ueut and III Market
street. 81 Louis DO. And sold ly Druggists.
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PWe learn from Gen. ANDERSON that the letter mail
making quick between New Orleans and this city,
ceved here night having through two
days We regret learn, however, that the newspaper mail
does not expedition. There link Of staging on
the route the practice Of throwing the
newspaper mail OF when they crowded with passengers.
There three newspaper mails due that We
hope this matter will be reeded The contractors have engaged
90 carry mail, that for which the Department pays
chem, and for carrying passengers they should be
T.sllsi to comply with .heir contract.
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sec First and Fourth Pages.

NJ WeearnfrOm tho GAINESVILLE seygoaja that the Mem.
pills. GAINESVILLE Louisville Railroad Company concluded
the eth ius for the construction Of the bridge over
Cumberland river. The parties who have taken the
commence operations Immediately The e6ersORi1R says they
emueny responsible, without doubt will put Up the
bridge unless stopped by the Company. The bridge contracted
for is McCslums IHezbe BRIDGE regarded the most
reliable known. The company, MCCALLUM SEYMOUR HAy-
have put up large number Of bridges upon this PLAN
they have given great satisfaction. The masonry viii be put up
by maxwell Co.. the gentlemen who have done the masonry
upon the new bridge at Nashville.
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II An election was held in Upton county Thursday, the
I'D Instant determine whether the county should be
Covngon the center Of the couuy and resulted
favor Of removal by majority Of 20 The question
decided the last year larger majority but the Legs
late refused to grant the REMOVAL The question has
the Legislature and sanction before
r1ov9I can be effected.
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Whites Greek Springs.

TEyHE subscriber viii be prepared to receive Boaers at this
watering place, p miles north Of Nashville during the
sumner vacation the FIRST Of July to the first Of September
There will barroom kept H Is designed chiefly Tor
he accommodation Of Families, and nd uas who wish 70
resort 10 QUIET hsaul place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, we'll known 70 re-
guirg any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared render the stuatOn Of visitors
Prize Of Board 81 50 per day: 81 90 per Servants and
Children under 10 years fage, half price -
ff r. L.
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PROF. WooD-Desr Sir:-Tour Hair restorative is proyin
itself beneficial 70 me- 'front.' and also the back part OF my
head most los its coverngu fact bald have USED uut to
ta mint bot Of Restorative, and now The top OF my head 70
well studue VITA promising crop Of young hard the front Is
also receiving its benefit have tried other preparations without
any benefit whatever. think from own personal reconmen
' 49, rcsT..rrrliIy D. r.. THOMAS. NJ. D.
no, 4gi Vine street.
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VIII sumcCf Nashville contemporaries favor US wish an &C.
Of the Bank failures with the losses thereby, which have
ia city within year past If there has
bean any giH JHderg, at the Metropolis, should
glad stated. We have idea Of summing
up the stands between the city hill "h gh
creek and the little village "the mouth Of WOlf and
would an avoid any fgurs.-Acphts BUitt
We would respectfully inform contemporary that Nashville
has no disposition to contest with Memphis which pecu
laou and fraud may confer especially where this is the result Or
imporatous The little yiIlsge 'the mouth Of Wolf can
therefore. wear its-l5uors uuuolestel.
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A KERR g. CO., IMPORTERS OF REAL
a.. HAVANA CIGARS, pure French Brandes Wines, Hol
land en- Jamaica iuIl Marschino, Ahsynth, Bters, &c
store Postooe Building Of Cherry and Church sts
Na'a'''e' jyl3
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
CEsSION OF 1s59THE FIRST REGULAR CouRSE OF LECTURES
- this Institution will commence Monday, No.
yeaber 1853 will continue till I Of March ensuing
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all students,
will be given during the month OF October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADpIN NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy (De5.
criptve, astrological aud Surgical
JOHN FREDERICK May NJ D., Professor of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thOlOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER NJ D. Professor of AIateria Medca
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURIEY, NJ D.. Professor of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HASKINs NJ D., Professor Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children;
H. NJ COMPTON, d. D., DemOnstrator Of Anatomy.
The Cy Hospital upon the premises Of the College and IN
der control Of the Faculty at which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Class ana Cn
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures slO5 20
MatriculatiOn fee (pad hut once) 500
DemOnstrators fee Required but Once) 10 90
Graduationfee, . 90
Excellent board be obtained for 50 50 to "a week
For further details or announcements apply to
JOHN p FORD, NJ. D.,
jyl4-d&rilWdSwlm. Dean Of the Faculty.
NOR AUGUST-Godey's Ladys Book, Cralrau's Maya.
h zine, and Peterson's Magazine, just received by
jy2O JOHN YORK co.
DERSONS WANTING GOOD HANS CAN
Il be supplied at
COLLINS KALOCRINE.--Justre received supply
~ Of this valuable preparation for the sale by
DEM0VILLE BELL,
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
n-nsarannn m.a--.urm-

AAONA9H AAEaAa1NAs
YFVHE Lectures In this Institution vii soannce On e n
Monday in November, and continue i0lr Ill-- Dlrns
October preliminary lectures will Be delivered 81 G ana
College
FACULTT
Beni ". Dudley. ". D., Emeritus sol or surgery
Henry NJ Buit. N. D. Professor OF nsory and Praccs &
JoSn Hardin, N. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and onI Nod
cine. 80 - ~, ~,
n q ss-sba u. D.. Professor Of Matsra isdica and Thera-
Sjston GOldmh NJ D., Professor Of the Principles e. Sur
- mi Clinical Surgery.
. n ID sdrman NJ D., Professor Of Anafymy-
g. BsylssI n D., PrOfssor0 Phy0oSy and Pah8logcll
TTy8 CumIusns, n D., Dsnonstrator.
For fall information ADDE'S
n. B, MARSHALL, NJ
s2o-ea Dean q ths EaeaiE.
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NEW BOOKS,

THE BIBLE GALLERY. Illustrating our ssvor's LIZ and
PassOni With tEenty-four Illustrations On stseI.
THE PROTESTANT TlEOLUGlCA Al An ls,tyLE AsTICAI
Eneyclopelia. Being tranaadon III Hsrsr,
Real Encyclopedia By Rev. = n. A. Bsmbergsr, D.
THE Spirit AND BEAUTY OF THE CHRISTIAN RRIr-
gion. From the French. By Eulma b Storks.
THE TRUE GLORt o. WOMAN, AS PUkrKAYED IE TIE
Beautiful Life Of the Virgin May. Rev a. Rarhsarh
b., author Of Heavenly Recognition, 'Ths Heavenly uas'
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TIh ClEMIsTRY AND MEFALLUaGY OF COPPER. B-f,
complete guide the Cooper azd oter hss
THE PRACTICAL MINEkALOGIST. By uveraau
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LIFE AND LOVE IN NORWAY AND LAPLAND. Fr1u TIA
German. A novel BY The0. Mugge.
LlLLA HlIE A romance Edgard Goodwin Of Alabama
1hE QUAAEk SOLDIER; or The BEtsh In Phuadepha. An
historical Romance.
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TIE COUSINS: or, Tbs CaDtains Wgsl nv i M-ffars
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DEAR EXPkkIENCE- A novel BY Bumni. Iuustsatsd b.
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Just received BY T. HAGAN.
EOE 5uly s--Graham's Maga1ins f5F Juiy A SDIepdid
NUMBER Puce only - cents, dollars Eor
s1e1y gelol D HA6AN, Agent.
Cooley fer July ss-6odsys Iady's -, n ,luv- Fbs
beginning Of volume. Prics only g. u De
/ year For sale ~ jeH 1. HAGAN, Agent.
/ FRANK LESLIESs MAGAZINE FoE 1NH,T.
The beginning Of vouns splendid nanbar. Iustrs
I eeiVeaby June a F. hAGANs hsrket stfest.
HarPerss Magazine for July.--A s5isndH nual-
/ ber Prince only sc or Three D0llsrz per Year
For By 2. HAGAN Market 81.
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EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!
lsIbO IrlZes % 80-V3VNV
WHOLE TICKETS sIOi HALVES s.; QUARTERS s2]5.

Circular showing the plan of the Lott
teries Will be sent to any one desirOus Oh
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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Ths many friends and patrons Of Nessrs fsHER HELEss
4 Co. VIII rejoice to learn those entsrprsing and o0gng
Gentlemen are still at their old stand, Broad street, with fine
ury on hand Of all nsedul in the grocery lie. It is
real treat % witness the pleasure affords them accommodate
those in need Of their assistance. They truly Ike
ladr's pDe. salrays on hand"
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pr-e 1--WE. Conn. July o. 1850.

Mr.. LEAvEywoRTH-Sr: have teen troubled with dandrud
scurf my head for than hair began to come
out New Haven paper, about
woods Hair Restorative called at your store on
the st Of April last and purca bottle t IT, and found
my satisfaction iu. t removed the cur and
hair grow three inches 10 length where Il
was ali Of have great filth in It, wish you 70 send me two
bo,lssmore b Mr. POST the bearer hs Iion know any
the kind is us in this place You NAY have uarst Tor many
bottles after il is known here Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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NASHVILLE.
sATURDAE noRvrse, JULY 81, 1858.

omLD LosIA small hoy who calls his name JAMS HOUSE,,
has heen strong about The streets day tso ey
Gently lost His parents protectors may find him inqung
u W II WrIKIEsos, Deputy City Marshal.
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TEyE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
D and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All firm will be collected by B. r.
Johnson and other Indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him. b: X. JOHNSON,
Nashville. Tom. % July, 1853.
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TUL AHOAEA.
u Grrn ~ E-rts-.rIIn rec DnHss 2nIn.


TEVHE Tuahoma Town Company offer for sale beautiful lots
heretofore reserved aud un0ld, and which are peculiarly
eligible for family residences, and many Of them convenient Tor
business houses. TO the poor man wac n i.le y IN
who desires purchase splendid and healthy locality Tor
residence, and to the Of moderate means who wishes
70 buy delightful d"elIing place. ths ale pose 10 -
The locality Of Tullah0ma with population Of about
Railroad and at the terminus Mc1linnve and Manches-
Railroad Coffee county and the table land Of the Aoun
peanness, the settler here will find himself in the midst Of
comforts and appliances Of high civilization Of an or
derby, regulated moral and religious community blessed
with invig0rating pleasant and refreshing atmosphere |heh
real happiness breathe and with pure cool water
is 10y Of life TO drink; addition to all this the invalid will
GbsiyFt and spburl convenient u the town by the aid Of
which to renovae and health. Come to Tulahoma and
purchase cheap, the sale without The terms
Of s on credit q one and two years. bond and security
aurd and lien on the lots retained Days sale the third,
fourth and fifth days Of August. Maps Of the and Of The
lots for sale to be seen on application 1.-THE Lincoln House
iys-bIs WIN. MOORE, Agent.
r.. c. msNAIRY & CO.,
UUAYE received during the past weeks, large additions
their stock and have many new and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLOUNCEs IN
GilENEBlEE,
ORGANDIES,
FRENCH JACONETS, &C.
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in Silk and Illusion;
Goods for Travelling Dresses, in great variety
Val. and Point Lace Sets
Linen and Piquet do
Lace Mitts great variety;
Kid Gloves, all sizes and colors;
Elegant Head Ornaments;
do Faus, Suitable for the approaching eoncerts9
SERVANTS
We have now hand unusually large stock Of all KINDS
plain and coored Cottous for house and field servants
HOUSE EUBNESEfAAGSs
All widths Linen and Cotton Sheelngs l1lloF Coltons ana
nens all qualities, Damasks Towels Napkins, &c, &c
CARPETS An - OEA4CAOI4ASs
We have in elegant stock Of heiEet bru
brpsts white and colorei Straw Matn etc, etc. We have
also he largest and best Of Floor Oil Cloths ever brought
ID t art several patterns entirely and in quality in
feror 10 none All Of which will sell a. the very lowest pos
sible prices for cash, or prompt buyers on time.
DELINQUENASs
I'VE hone our delinquent friends Who are in arrears previous to
Lat January 1853 VIII offended when they and their
ents m ne hands officer for feel that have been
very indug gent, cannot viii not wait any longer
mayo r. c. McNAIEY 4 co, #
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The Lebanon Herald says that while HENRY Mitchell
tsstng ctan in that place, day last week. he discovered
ssr making blast in the rock, bright Light in the esten'
which continued to blaze up making clear light, until u was
exauguished The burning witnessed large number OF
citizens. The blast evidently broke into reservoir Of naaoie
gas. The Herald says be lighted at any time ana docs
annear 20 diminish in its gov from aperture n the rock