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MemDhis MEDICAL college,

VIZ nexi regular sesson Dang the eighth annual
srssrse of Lecfnres this Enssnniioo , wi cssn-
~ ~s,-s - AoN hAYi lhf III DAY Or Sol hslhlh
tatiasl D1lcosr Thr sess4aa ziii eantlune uat Tho
lstf A@reh- Aeitcai students shoaia be preseat a.
NE essnsrsng ~ ne session fcs~ tesirg farthsr
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ n,
spxfe-lzwen p<sa, ss l1s CD-sgs Dszi1laa
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Kennedy i'm the w orid.
Graefrnburg Fever aud Ague Remedy!

VNHIs mssiirine does osnttn one particle Of Hsta
Il enaI or othsr isuaFaoas substance 0i an! All1 u
feieVes the attack Al once ad It's c"nthued use of
sirens The stein ana removes Aay
4. AZ. ~ IA. caLlll.alnk.
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FALL MILLINERY NOW OPEN.
AZ fsat q ftft *

No. I-2 Union street, near narkes
=, EsPECrFULiY anDounees TO The Ladies OF Nash
X vile and vieIiiy that she has now opea for
. .,ir INSPECTION her si3 hes Of fail and Wntef
,.nets ana MalineTy Goods. Her assoftncnt v IN
found unusually rich aud elegant, comprising the
.uracffve as weif as useful the ehoies 1ab-
- al the day. Her sapply at BDeaets and boitsi
r,mings are especially well seieets, and she dat
,se. o,s hsaSSs %oSs.s IL. Useful aaa. .sssan,
sept22-lm.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed hy Ma
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR YOURSELVES.
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living CASE avenu
Tenth street, had horrible running sore on hi
foot. He tried various Llniments, SAlves, &c
could do II no good He desp4ired Of ever being a b
% work at his trade again. because he conld not bea
any weight on hls foot and by bottle of Mclean
Volcanic lAnimcni, he a now PERFECTLY cured.
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises sprains
illness 40 the JOINTS or Muscles, sore Throat Swell
ings, lsarache OF Tooth ache, WOands, Frssh Cuts
Sores, Burns Sczids Pains, 6c yield 70 The nagci
influence az this wonderful Iinnisnt n n ~
For HOrsrs and Catue u s infAllibe remedy ror
Chafcs, GajH, Scratches, Cracked Heels IAmeness
SPAWN, sseeny, sPlnt, flstGIA, Bruises, sweings,
wounds, Rattle snaks Btes, various other dsos.,
- which animals are liable from injuries or acct
uenlS. ...... - -.--r
Every coartry Merchant should obtain supply Of
MrIeAnN volcanic on Ilnimsnt Il sslls rapidly be
c4use u always cures ~ t =
AtoerAl dlsuoant viii be made 70 unerci.art. ~ N
buy ~ selI ae4In- 80 ll - -
ss- for sale by J. Il MCLEAN. Proprietor. corner
Of Third Aaa PINE streets "a Loui Missouri also for
1tie a. above - AN-1 80 spiS-dtWawly
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1858. Fall and Winter. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS.

7 HAVE now in Store one of the largest and best
i selected stocks of FURNISHIG GOODS ever brought
to this market. consisting In part Of
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, with and without
collars, white ana cnlored.
Cross and Diagonal Plait SHIRTS, of every size
and stvle, warraned to tit
Underwear, of Cashmere Shaker Flannel, Meri-
no, Lambs Wool, &c, &c
Buckskin Undershirts and Drawers.
Half Hose-Cashmere, lambs Wool, Brown and
White Cotton.
GIoves-Alexander's Kid, Silk, Buck, Cloth and
Cashmere. .. ........ ..| ..
Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Stocks &c.
Travelling Shawls, every size, style and price.
Travelling Jackets and Caps.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, yalises, of all styles and
make.
Fancy Goods.-Hackgammon Boards, Ivory and
Wood Chessmen; Ivory, buffalo and Horn Combs
Hair, Cloth ana Nail Brushes; Shaving Mirrors Port
Monnles; Sleeve ana Vest Buttons; ierl1meTy; Rng
ers's Pocket Knives and Scissors, &c
Persons wishing bargains in any OF the above
named articles would do well 90 call at
j. IL. McGiII'S
ladies' and Gentlemen s Furnishing Fancy Goods,
Corner College stree: and Public Square,
septl6-u willie, Tenn.
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PA RTN SHIP

HAVING purchased the interest OF Mr.. II. b. Nor
Il ris in the business 0f II. b. Morris Ca, have
thls day associated with Mr.. W. HoopcT Harris,
wnf continue IN the Grocery and Commission bus
mess a lhe old stand. HUGH AoCliEA.
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Ciaib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN
Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers ard friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street, To No 90 in the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad ST..
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line Of bust
ness He invites especial attention to his large assort
ment Of CASTINGS, IIOIIOW-WARE, BRASS, sc, such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, PlOw Molds,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks,
and almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan. 29-tr ANDREW ANDERSON.
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ms SOl,xITlON.

J,EiE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned Hnder the nrm name Of III. b. NOR
RIs & CO.. IA the Grocery and Commission Business,
IL tls cay dissolved by mutual csGsSiit, H. b. Morris
ha, ing his 10 Hugh AcCrea. Either part
Is authorized 70 use uie name 4 the nrm ~ qui-
datlon IL H. MORRIS,
.tE- tE. W HOOPER HARRIS
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lew Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED. ~

DIR. AMOS 6 son have for a long series OF year
been engaged In an extensive practice In the treatnep
OF these delicate complaints, and legal
qualified Phys who now advertise cure certaI
complaints or from whom genuin European rernedle
can be obtained .EH q
Persons IN ANY PART or TIE World may be success
fully treated by forwarding detail Of the.
cases. with remittance for Medicines, &c. which vi
be returned with the dispaleh ure from
observation. a.tr
Address DIR AMOS d SON corner Main and Quay
streets, Bufalo, New York. F
marle-dAwly
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DNHE Directors OF the lennesssS Marine and fne
i Insurance ComiaAy have thus day declared
aiyiduId six DUillss per Share, odt nj The prof
is OF te last IvEts psy able " the Stockholders
Ia cash 0n bslorc Tho ISSh inst
oc..-.w a. ". BUTLER, see'y.
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Our business acqnHntanee with the manufacturers
and importers Of the articles IN which deal, is wide
spread, and D. nowhere confined. sFff
We eonduct all buying of Goods with ready
money and thus try to protect selves from the
easional Necessity OF paying above vane zoe any art
Gle may buy.
We have ample sales and storagc Rooms. and are
otherwise we'll prepared do basasssss 10 any pru
dent extent No Hoeze in the United States OF equal
nagnitsae, practice greater economy IN the con
duct OF its business We sell low be
conenssted Ter the labor and rsk Of trade, but NO
lower unless be 60 secure ready money.
We are free buyers Il good quality well packed
EeatheFs, 6msong Rpa BeesSsxs are ~srth,
andsny ae shlaleats 70 aay exteut, "a be pam fT
delivery with money Iay4H Bank Notes or the thing
Itself Il demanded Yarn Socks, CoaEtry L1aseys
and Rrown Jeans are purchased by with meFchAn-
disc a. tae tine of delivery
BaYers " Goods al sholesaie viii ind the Nash
vile narkef well or better furnished with Fall and
Wlsrsr Socks q Goofis than eefore. n s
the market for things snd good bargains for so
who know how % pay Oar - not The only fsrst
clsSs uAolzSae establishment IN city. We sim
DOUGLAS a CO.
asart Ann
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Notice.

A II persons Indebted 10 the estate os sAEaH 8
N EsISs, are requested 90 come forward snd make
payment, aud those - whom the estate is Indebted
are hereby requeste& reseat their eAinss fer
uensat, 90 they xiA be f,,rever barred f 81
ARRAM l. uEM0Ss, Ex'r., "a
seFSeo-Gi F'nfea oE sarah :. living.
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grp 6ooos, etc,
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
WA. 81. G. McCLELLAND

RE offering their entire stock OF Goods at greatly
N reduced prices. Dress Silks, BeTages, Mantles,
&c. greatly below Cost. Now is the time To get the
greatest bargains offered for those that will call
soon. @ augl9-u
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MEM 'CNEATMENE.
Buffalo Medical DiSpensary,
Established for the Cure OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever
and Ague, Asthma, Encipient Com
sumption, Infirynities Of ouIh end
Old Age, &c.
No MERC,IrRY USED


~ W. n MO - ~ - ON
C'.rner gf Aatn and Quay streets BuTdIo, Nco York
Ri the only Physicians IA the State vi o are mem
n bers Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning un
al at night, 10 every state and symptom OF Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result upwards o
80 years extensive and successfai practice In Europ
and America.
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the cure Of genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known as seminal
Weakness, &C, be permanently cured IN from M
teen 10 twenty days by the use Of this instrument
when used cCnjnntly with medicines
- Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d son take pleasure in announcing tina
they have Invented most important instrument for
the OF the above Diseases IL has been subected
a test Of the most eminent physicians In London,
Paris Philadelpha and New York: II has been eclAr
ed the only useful instrument yet invented for
the of Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital gans, caused by the habits Of youth
DIR. AMOS 6 son In order 10 satisfy the mosi
skeptca 10 the merits OF their instrument pledge
the bemxelves that Ina any Instance whore IL may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial, the money will be re-
funded by returning the instrument IN good order.
Persons wishing the above uscfal instrument viii
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
tons securely packed. and sent by mail express
ten dollars #-If
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PIN tll ti2ig sdi %nuds8as n 90 af17-s if
b7o z.oril.I 70 ~ ail RI bsissv - F1.sa el
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Together with tho above Goods we have a large
stock OF io-4 ia and IL 4 Bad Bhnkets Also, :
general stock of staple Dry Goods. 20 WHICH invie
The Attention VI Retail Buyers, No 81 College
4 septil-a A.C. a a. B. HEECH.
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- i' $50 Also McLeAnss Volcanic on finnnenL
Aa- Principal Depot the cerner OF Ilaird a.
Pine street, -. Louis, Missouri.
as-For sale m Memphis by = Mansfield a Co. John
son Long, and b. Hard a Jones, at proprietor
prices. -. .-...-... ...... =. f.-
ss- For sale in louisville by BELL, AIBoTT 4 Co .
Springer Bro. and Raymond a Patton.
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DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS: '.--o~'t
near sir:-HavinE suffered for a long time from,
Dyspepsia severely that completely prostrat
ed and having tried every for relief without
success. was advised to your Anti pvsnetir
klixir" IL affords me much pleasure to inform you
that am entirely cured by its use and cordaIly r.
commend u 10 all persons suffering under Dvsne,s,a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-23

noRrH CAROLINA STANDARD: SATURDAY ocroBER Is
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-23

reason Of the considerable numbers existing in this
country, there might in time be complete mixture
of the two races or dangerous collisions between
them. Intelligent minds at this time hav, no such
fear. AS to the first ground of uneasness, indepen-
IDENTIFY of the repugnance felt by the white man to
higher than any human enactment. guarded against
it. For purposes of his Own he has determined that
the different species of living things shall continue
to exist separated by him. in spite of efforts to add
to the number of the various species. This princi.
pie applies to the human races well to the in
ferior animals. Hence. when mixtures occur, they,
like other hybrds, exist only for few genera.
tons. Had it been otherwise, instead of the differ
ent races now find in most parts of the earth
there would have been only one uniform mixture of
all, like an alloy Of metals fused together. Nor is
there reason to apprehend resistance, rebellion,
among the negroes on any large scale. They are
instnctivey sensible of the superiority of the
white man, and doce in their disposition that they
remain passive in their present condition. In fact
80 wide is the chasm between them and u.s. that
they do not aspire to equality. We have therefore
great advantage over those nations that have held
as slaves, their own equals In such cases there
have been dangerous instructions and most cruel
and bloody civil wars.
The effect too, of this condition of things, is ia.
vorable to the ruling race. Every white man is sen.
sble of his advantages, and takes pride in his po-
siton. He looks upon himself as the peer of all
living men, 1t well said by Burke, that in
countries where slavery was unknown, liberty was
looked upon important political right, but that
where it did exist each freeman regarded his liberty
as high personal privilege which he was ready to
defend with the last drop Of his blood and that
Shareholders always maintained their liberties With
higher and laughter spirit than others With Us
there is the double stmulant first that of freedom
as contrasted with slavery secondly, the SUPERIOR
V Of the white man to the negro. Our society
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POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia,
IN Deafness, Eryspele scr0fula, Bronchitis letter. Ring
worm, scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches
III = Cured IN from kArss to flCegfV Eliu1tss. r III
Corns Piles Too6ache, Chronic Sf Joints sDi1s and
Lamenes in Man Beast all kinds Of Sores Freekes
mors Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description in
Pricss 50 cts., 81 and 90 per Bottle
II is the only real HAIR INVIGORAF0R that will
hair grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFFn ten minutds, it shny glossy Jet
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless. burning ba
ng sensations, with other lotions and luiment8, is plea
nt 70 ake conquers fire. soothing and healing burn
scald in Eve minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of EecrctF thousands
miraculous have been performed BY it all the land
Use everything else then this Oil trial, and will
Be eonvncs INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have il free
Friend suger longer send FOR bottle OF Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis al the Depot No. 3
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Conae-
ton OF the muscles should try the Elecr0pean Bath Be par.
eular about e directions accompanying each bottle. No ped
oilers sell this medicine Only respectable druggists country
Merchant agents, who have large Autograph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Beloars Of Countsrfeisg
Every bottle has professor Hakels Electric Oil" blown on
the side and edges % the glass; and the envelope has bis portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
No. 65 Pine Street, Saint Louis, MssOUrS.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at Wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu-
lar and wonderful remedy by calling in person, addressing By
letter. Prof Haskell, 63 Pine Street, st. LOUIS will have their
orders promptly filed and forwarded.
Terms Cash 81 IS sl6 per dozen II is elegantly put
Bills &c, furnished sratuOusy. Send in your orders; you
will find itcures and rays
For sale whOlesalsrv EWIE- PENDLETON & co. and ret
yJ0. g. PROV" T7s--i''- marld&Wly
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Twas gratifying to see in one Of cur city jour
nails recently over The siguatare Of progress, the
judoious observations therein expressed concerning
the streets Of Nashville and the urgent necessity
city surveyor in our municipal organization.
Those remarks indicated the ezperience and judg-
meut Of one vel qualified to make suggestions, and
it is to be hoped that our intelligent press as well
the citizens generally viii make it matter Of pride
and comfort, and self protection to ring the change
this subject until radical change shall be effect
ed and new system be iDaugurated under the au
spices Of thoroughly instructed practical engineer
Nashville is no longer an insignifoant hsmlet-R
city in name only. She is now truly "a city On ,
hill, and with prospects brighter than any other
inland city in the whole Southwest it is high time
that her streets should be keeping pace with the
scale of her buildings and other Improvements.
Il is amentsble to think that with such an amount
of adpirable paving material in our soil that we
should 60 on year ser year piling up rugged stones
dumped outas on a turnpike without reference to
any principle but the oheapness ard ease Of the
work.
Ofcourse we do not ask that this shall be done in
sn instant If cur financial condition viii not adj
nit Of any great outlay at ence, let the change bo
made gradually. Some one of The principal thorough
fares can be paved after the city is properly graded
throughout by q city engineer (whO msy be also
the superintendent of the watsr-wOrks,) and thus
the old efste macadsmizing principle be discarded
in the course of time.
Without intending to discuss this subject at any
length your attention is desired with the hope that
these lines may not be fruitless. YIAToR.
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A Touch OF REALITY AED BIT OF ROMANCE Mr..
H.B.s Williams OF Hickory Springs, Fayette coun.
ty, Tennessee sent the following interesting com
munication to the Memphis ApalaHche, on the 18th
inst:
On one Of those cold, rainy nights just passed, a
couule Of sprighty and hard -lOJkug little Yankee
bows. bare footed, badly clad, and without budget
about eleven aud thirteen years Of age, calling them
selves John and Thomas AudeTsou. brothers, all the
wsv fzom the North, came to my residence in search
as they said, Of 8 home and work, and readily find
ing BOTH they are now with me, the hapPiest little
fellows you ever saw.
Their story is full Of adventure as tits affecting
They hail from the town Of Patterson, New Jersey,
and say they are factory boys, and orphans, that
their father died long time ago, and their mother
nearly two years since, leaving them working in 3
cotton factory, without friends or relations therEa
bouts-hsying no brothers and an only ser, Mar
tina, who married one Frederick Green, OF " HON
they have heard nothing fer a long time, aui know
not where they are; that about two months since
being badly treated they struck out for the Sou.H
without q cent Of money, and WORKED their way alOUg
assisted by railroad conductors and steamboat ca
tsins until reaching Memphis, where they tarried
hut little while, starting cut on foot On the track
of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, which they fol
lowed M the Wythe Depot and meeting there a small
negro bov of NINE who, hearing their story, petite
" and in the spirit of true Southern hospitality in
;ited them along with him TO bis masters house.
The account these little fellows give ofthemselvcs
believe to be true they sre welcomed to the South
to nv home-shal have my protection, and 81
open and aided future. 1t has been suggested that
maybe. thew are runaaraV-NOrtherH apprentices, and
by this discovery Of their Whereabouts TeqWs1ti2R
or something of the sort, will be attempted To this
will take occasion declare, in advance, that IN
such an event. will resist st all hazards and to the
last extremity the Egitps'aVS IGV If sought TO be
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To Dealers in OHsfers.

have completed arrangements this season for
furnishing the best Oysters to be had in waters
Such as Lynn Haven Bay, NansemOnd River, Horns
Harbor, Western Branch Plants and other fayOrite
kinds
are started, so that dealers may rely getting a
fresh article Fresh Oysters put up in kegs and in
cans, and forwarded by Adam & Co.'S, GlOver's Ez-
press, alse by Stage to any part of the country.
All orders, accompanied with the cash, will meet
with immediate attention, and are solicited.
Depot on Cherry street, in the rear Of the State
Bank.
nov13.d2 JNo. ARCHIBALD.
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Death has again been in midst and removed one Of our dear
friends. Our schoolmats, RUFUs Moss is Just
that period OF his @ when his parents and schOolmaes
hsd begun to look him with Pe he was taken from among US
by the irresistible hand OF death, and conveyed to that unds'
covered country from whose mysterious bourne traveller
tun Yet but the loss Of who has been our
constant comPaui0n shared and pleasures
who has been enemy but the contrary peace
maker among He obligng to his friendsa
Eent scholar, oediea: aeconae SOM and walked A.
the paths Of the just.
Endowed with extraordinary talents for drawing feel
ed that had he lived be would only have ranked high
artist but societies most honored trusted
bers.
"Perfmps in that neglected spot is laid,
A heart once Treguat with celestial fire,
Hands that the % OF Empire might have svayed,
Or VaNed 10 eCalsy the living Tyre"
But let ne hope he is singing his SsviOs praises in better
world and earnestly pray God that may meet in heaven
c II. E.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Battle between two Tribes Of Indians.
ST LOUIS. Nov. "a battle took place between
the Crow aad Stake indians near the South Pass on
the 29ih, Ten Crows we're killed.
The weather vas very severe and cattle we're ing
alODg the route.
An expedition against the Carson valley Indians
has been organized.
The Pacific mail company have authorized their
agent to send all IEdigent Frazer river miners to
San Francisco free.
Gen. Gandsrs has taken ihs Geld with 5000 men
against Sonora Pssquiera is drafting men resist
AUsrRALIA.-A telegraph line has been erected
from Melbourne to Adelaide distance Of i've hun,
bred miles.