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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-11
r,- Tho CLOSING d,v of tba wii,iamso,

E:s- The closing day Of the Williamson
county Fair was brilliant The weather after
IL O'Clock was magnihc Ht. aud the audience
was very large. Not a seat in the vast Circle
was without an occupant; whilst hundreds
stood The greater number of those present
were of the .gcnticr Sex Ruta,rlUrd, Marry.
Sumner. and Davidson. having rcpr senth-
tivrs there to show their fair sisters of Viii
hanson their appr' ciu,ion of the occasion.-
May We not hope that orr Fair this week
may be similarly represented
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EQUEsrRIA>sHr-It there is better or
NOR erac. ;ul rid r on horseback in the State,
than NJ. Il. x Own who iuult the premium
Friday al th, Williamson County Fair, he
ought Ia III himself be- seen. The comp ii
ton Friday was unusually spirited. and gave
to the imn, nse crowd as-tmti. d on the oc-
c,lsion great pleasure. 1t was worth trip Of
ii bundled mil Ia see.
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Annual State Fair for Is.s

'he tuth Annual Slate Fair Of Tennesse. STATE
Agricultural Bureau, viii be held al The bureau :
nrounus' near Nashville, commencing ON Monday
Oct lIth, and continue during the week bb.r.l
h7t OF premiums Is offered, which together with the
rules and regulations names Of officers Judges ETC
ton, may be bad on application al the Xsr,,us pm,
ing onices. and Book Stores in the citv
aug So-td. THOS. n. JOHNStIN Treasurer
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DIV Celfaraph..
yellow Fever at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The Howard As
ISOLATION of New Orleans deem it their dnty
to inform the country that the prolonged ex-
istence of yellow fever, and the present great
mortality are solely owing to the influx of
strangers, who rapidly fall victims to the dis
ease. Timely notice will be issued by this
Association of the decrease and disappear
ance of the epidemic.
E. f. SCHMIDT, President.
D. Q. RIcHARDs, Secretary.
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gcs- The City Council held an informal
meeting, Saturday evening. aud accepted an
invitation from the Agricultural Bureau, TO
attend the State Fair, this morning in "a body.
The Board will meet at the city HIll this
morning al o'clock for that purpos-.
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TENNESSEE BoNrs.-Our State bonds have
ranged from 80 To 9Oi for tn past two weeks
in New York. On the 5Ih inst, there was
slight advance. In the morning Of that day
$4,000 were sold at 81: and in The evening
$50, 100 more at 9lt.
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u. +. Wilkin, Admir- VS. Sarah Cameron and others.
n pursuance Of decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, il the above cause, | Will sell, the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, all that parcel of Real Estate
OF which Daniel Cameron died seized and possessed
lying Capitol Hill the intersection OF
Cedar and McLen ore streets, a whole divided
10 suit parties. Terms, y months credit with inter
est. j. E GLFAVFS
septI5-td Clerk & Master.
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fg@ 1t will be seen by reference to our adj
vertising column that Mr. 10. EDWARDS has
associated with him in the wholesale Grocery
Business Mr.. j. X. GILKEsoN and Mr.. Ed
WARDS.
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ST. Louis Oct 9-The river is reccding
with seven feet scant to Cairo.
The upper Mississippi is falling rapidly
with 3 feet water on the bar at Dubuque.
The Missouri is declining and is in very bad
condition.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2lst, 1858.
This Bank has removed 10 the corner opposite the
Planters tank, in the old Union Bank building. The
building formerly occupied by the Bank OF Commerce
is r Rent on favorable terms. Apply soou, if you
wautit, To
aug23-tf JNO. ID. JAMES.
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-Qbannrp Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos. B. McEwen and others vs.. Nance - Maicck-
tn pursuance OF a decree of tie Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY. THE 23Il
DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, on credit Of 1, , and 3
years, without interest," Lot No "a in the plan OF Viii
Spring property This Lot fronts SO feet on Vine
street-eNtends through 10 High street-incudes the
Big Spring, and contains about "a of acre and will
be sold as whole or divided suinbly.
J. Z. GLEAYES,
septl5-td Clerk & Master.
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APPRoPRiATE-The Shelby Life Guards
will be on Parade to-day for the purpose Of
attending the opening exercises of the State
Fair at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
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Cameron PrOperty--near corner
of McLemOre * Cedar SITS.

seDtlS-td
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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANFORD's RECIPROCATING
Portable Farm & Plantation Mill,
PATENrED MARCH, 1852

tAiLNltb MAh1H, 1853
/ 'ok Grnding feed for stock, aud Corn or her
Il grain IN every variety, suited for famils use
ahi by SIMPLY changing the plates will grind Dru.s
RANTS, irinters INK Emery, &c, &c. The principle
OF TINS MIL Is entirely new, and It's advantages over
every ROTARY NM are highly important. ist Il IS
more durable, having four times the grinding surface
Ol any rotary MIL requiring the amount Of
power md. About half the power is saved as the
resistance IS all within inch the centre OF the
smart. ora They are made of different Capacities so
n 10 Dc turned by hand varied suit any amount
oi power 10 an almost unlimited extent 4th u can s
purchased at les PICE. 9th lis extreme simplici-
" enables person of lcss than ordinary capacity 20
remove the worn out plates aud replace them hy new
ones oth The plates can be replaced at a Cost not 10
exceed 81 go 7th, II will not Clog tho reeiprocat
ns motion, combined With the peculiar dress of ,hs
F,.si rendering II impossible. sth. II occupies but
II IS capable OF grinding much larger quantity OF
cram thah any other MIL with the application of the
same amount OF power.
Tue subscriber has the exclusive right 10 sell the
above MIL ~ the State Of Tennessee. .TrT.- : :
RICHARD BRITAIN, ~
sePtlo-u Poughkeepsie. n v.
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West Nashville.
ON Tuesday. the 26sh october ns

~ use isfefnisrs. AZ Al eciock, A N, for and "a
" arcount u JaaS T. OtEAsEx. Clerk aEa Master u
The tllAncrEy GoaEt >azhxiiies ey giFtae of de-
eresia tse Of .denstss tlN4rs 60. 81 AIS
Wa. il AcNairy ale, val sell nhie s1le tne
Fuilowiag Lots Ia wess Sszh Esie xExs Aos a6i sss
rs, a.. II sa9, eco 10 i-3, las al, as 2ii, 81,
rs. a. III, -. H., - asd ts1.z&
h-nshlis Al more particular 1escr stlon Of tbs
Sais-sssl he assaef- Ia cse tsme-
frsss---A cre4s 81 ssas. $50 aot thres yssrs e.
notsssask sntusllg secured, be4rtsg nter-st, sad
lea retaiesd A v = LSfSIKY,
ss.s.s-s4 e oe.isre street
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IEATHER BELTING.

- rbl tnyige tae attrhtQn u all Ia want % above
.rtlces xhIeh IA be s<ld lo~ Ter cash Al Nos 30
50 corner u cufese and lsrt4cssyY ~
SeIa-u n b, ctTlEh.
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SORE AND INFIAMED EYEs.-Thr - disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent
ut this season Of the year, and it is therefore
Il matter Of some interest to the public 10
know that they may he cured most eilrctually.
The best remedy yet discovered is BRACES
ARCTIC LINIMEAT as the following certificate
viii show:
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fxy" Mr. j. H. McGnI, corner Of the Square
and College streets, has just received large
additions to his stock of Fancy articles. Give
Nc. a call.
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HATS AND CAPS.

AN receiviug direcs frrtn the Manufactures AL
the laissf ssyscs q Fall ana Winter Hats ara Caps
for Men Boys CAiicrr1 wear, cpckisag ~ I-.ft
a sse best C1ssifefs sen Fgf Hzts o! A.! gaatirs
Boys cath And Cizzed caEz. Also hrsr 20 -
Men, Boys and chiieren's HeTtno and ooi Hats,
whlch vii De soid rexsunaee terms hs ISL ef
panctual dealers At Nos and 50 corner q College
- BToaaway. b. a r. cI1TER-
eff -
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Eo- J. McLEOD kEAriNG, Esq. has, We
learn, been elected President OF ST. Patrick :
Club. ol this city. TO NIL out the unexp ir,d
I .rn of the late X. O'khNE.
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manufactures, the Mechanic Arts.
and Agricultural HrOducls.

VI anIllacaurGS. the hechdnIc
and Agricultural Products.
Under the heads Of WOODEN Goods, Cotton Fabrics,
silk, Flax, Hemp Goods, Marble Work, Fine Arts,
C0opcr's Ware, Leather, Printing, Farm Products,
Fruits Flowers, Bees and Honey, Produce of the Dali
ry, the Vineyard Agricultural Implements, Iron aud
Vehicles aud Harness very long ami liberal list OF
premiums is offered. Articles under these heads
be entered the first day and placed in position in
the Hall for exhibition, where they 20 remain
I'll the close of the Far Competent agents will be
attendance Friday aud saturday 81 the week previous
all articles these departments, and the awards VIII
be publicly announced on Friday afternoon.
Wa Great will be taken that ali articles in the
Hall properly cared for, but no responsibility Tor
any loss or damage that may occur.
Fees.---Prices Of Admission TO Fair
Grounds.
Single Tickets, Csc
Children under Is years, l5c
All CUurcd Persons, loo
Inc entrance fee on articles and animals shall be
tAsaty per cent of the premiums to persons not
bers 1T County Agricultural Society and ten per
cent 10 parsons who prodaca credentials of paying
membership fees in such societies. for the present
year These credentials, under the signature OF the
President Secretary, Treasurer OF the County So
cicty must IN all cases he produced by those who
claim To make entries under the lowest rate of fees.
Printed lists OF the Premiums and Regula tons can
be obtIincd on application 10 the Secretary.
BY order OF the Bureau
T. G. EASTMAN.
sept7-wtwkdeodtd Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department.,
NEEIET ANX GOEIl,EGE.

). BERuES IISDsIEY NJ ID. u. n Chancellor Of the I'M
versIty, ami Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Col. b. X. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military Col
iege ana Professor of Engineering.
JAMES =. Hamilton. A NJ Professor Of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J II. STEWART, \ Nj, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature
+. l.. ]. THYssENs, AN, Professor Of French and
Drawing. .- ....E
G. :. BLAcHE, AN. Md, Professor Of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev J. ". HoYTE A. NJ. NJ u. Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, ana Biblical Literature.
C. n. WINSTON, MD, surgeon.
TINHE First Term of the next Academic year COM
meuces the goth Of September ana the sec
und Term lIth Of February.
Tuition, Boarding. Was hing, Fuel, Rooms Servauts'
attendance, and Use Of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee So Students required To furnish
their rooms, which can be done at moderate charge,
by rent or purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping and Fencing, each
$40 per Term of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient repua
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship Will be maintained, and at the time
every facility Afforded those who desire pursue
partial course Besides the four regular College Class
es there Is also Preparatory Class Students under
II years Of age Will not be admitted.
BY the aid Of Military Discipline effective govern
ment is established, and health physical culture good
order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information, apply q
any member OF the Faculty.
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E.s- \ German or Irish girl may find
good situation, as a house servant, py apply
ing, with proper recommendations, at this
office. uctll-tf
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nss- The cars on the Nashville & Chatta-
n Joga Railroad leave the Depot every fifteen
minutes for the Fair grounds-Fare ten cents
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rI,IE regular session (Belng The eighth @Eazl
caGrse q Lectures ia lbs iissLlluiio j ui cufn.
nlence % NONnAf fllE fSf DAY % N0yENfilIs
NFNT ne Aaa.olnea Rooms al be- oif Ihe
I5th u Octsb-r- sass4ga ~1A cpstaup sntl t1s
lst0f MARCIA MedsAl ststr.ifz shaull Be prcsent -
the besllIlIg ~ lis srssiol. llase ccsFlx uftlpcf
iEfoF1aAEisl, All address, III
JoaS WELLINGTON, Il. q,
auElo-lz~asa Isnn. A. Ne usssisss fAaaeaas
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock

Dyer Pearl Co., VS. E. +. Ligier and others.
II pursuance Of decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in the above cause, l will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, TO the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES Nashville BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, orso much Of the as may be necessary
to pay compainant's debt and costs
J. E GIEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk Master.
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Gommerrial.
From the Cincinnati Price CEyreTR, Oct g.
Cincinnati NJ arkets.
- s-- crxossArr, Oct. 6. 1858.


BUTTER,-There is a good demand for choice W. r.
ami prices firm at 159lsc. Prime Ohio Is IN mo-
derate demand at 13iDl4. but common and fair quail
tiles have ruled dull at 109l2c.
CRANBEREIES-The receipts have been moderate
and prices well tanned. The sales comprise 50
bbis at s. 5UfGl0 2 Dbl, according TO quality
{ CANDLES AND SOAP-No change any article We
quote Star Candles 20c for full weight Tailow IL u
and Opal l6c. Soap, 51z for No and Palm, and Tc
for
CHEESE-The demand has been good throughout
the week and prices have ruled firm at &C. for select
ed W. r. TI4I01K for extra large do, s99a for En-
gIish Dairy, and Is u for Norton's Pine Apple.
FRUlTS-There Is but little demand for Dried
Peaches, and prices have further declined, and we
now quote S3GD3 so the range Of prices-Dried
Apples are in improved request and prices have ad
vanced, closing at 81 T5GD2. There fair demand
for Rasins, and prices steady at our last quota
tons lemons in moderate request at IS per box
Cnrrants steady at &c.
FEATH ERS-A good demand has prevailed during
the week, and prices remain firm at 45@2 i6c-
GINSENG-The market has ruled firm with an act
i've demand at SOC.
IRON-No change whatever The demand CONT
nues moderate at S25(G26 for Ohio River hot blast
pig.
LEATHER-A fair demand at last quotations
which continue
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CLIfroN, AtnRlGnr * {
Fine Ivory liable Kni.es.

Also--Setts OF 20 pieces plated and ste
blades with solid silver shoulders.
Ivory Ham CarVers.
Ivory Game do;
Coco Hotel do;
We have just received these goods nom d
mandatory. aud they ~ill be cold lower thn
can be bought elsewhere. for Cash.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
sepll7-tf
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. SNeeisflke-Glttlc.

To conclude with the Exhibition of SADDLE
STOCK. thirteen classes with tim est o;
sped in two class:s.
= "a Manufactured Goods. Agricultural pro-
ducts, Vehicles &c. are 10 be enter, d Monday
morning and k pit on exhibition during The
week
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River seWs,

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 9.-Deaths from yellow
fever yesterday "a.
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m 10 = II q

~ i. nIURsroS viii resume his les ~,
". sohs IA voc4iizati0n aud on the Piano e.
Forte 90 Monday next, sept. 9th. aTN
Orders may be len ~ his room Al the Sc
vance Hotel. sepg-,-u
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The Atlantic Telegraph.
Yellow Fever.

TRINITY BAY, Oct. 9. The electrical condi
tion of the cable is unchanged.
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CIRCUS AND THEATRE TIGHTS
sEfIH rs
TO MACH

Iust reosixea to-day Al ea ,. u. MeTulls
Fse.e 1e-.se- s1tA-s-a
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Tract of Land on Brick Church
INupI, nike

VIM. B. Walton VS.. J. J. Ham and Albert Jenkins
l pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the above cause, Will sell, the
Court House, IN this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, a credit OF one and two
years, and FREE fT0Bi redemption, tract Of %
and 46 poles OF land lying Pa miles from the city
and on the west side of the Brick Church Turnpike
opposite Capt. W. b. Walton's residence.
J. +. GIEAVES.
septl5-td Clerk X Master
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To Nervous Sufferers.

NPN p. WILLS Home Journal dyertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining thcrcasuus why Il requires
gentleman Of accomplished mechanical ccnius'' to
operate a Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, aud
Why so many excellent house Keepers can do
tpb
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Ezs- For tine Pocket aud Table Cutie
call on MCCALL, YANLEEE Il Co.
marzSzu $50 - zz.sst ss-,-
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BANK OF nashville,
Nashville Ort1b.rr Ilh. 1875

During a temporary absence from the city, l have
arranged with TIA Planters Bank Tor the redemption
OF the notes oi the Brnk of Nashville.
urtt-iyg y. lIOBSUN, President.
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r E M 0 V E D .
u. W. NANCY a. CO,

TAKE this opportunity Of informing the public
i that they have removed a. their New store, M.
10 Market street few doors nom the Square, where
they are fully prepared wait their old custom
ers and the public generally, with the very best ar
iiclss OF Coal Wood Cooking ana Heating stoves,
Parlur Chamber and Once Crates, JapuIucd and
Common uuWare. sheet Copper ZEc, Wire, Block
Tn, Lad, sheet Iron, Copper Pitts ana every thing
else usually kept In our Inc Of business. Job Work
doue 10 order with ncatness ana dispatch.
4. W. Nancy X co.
T. 500 boxes Tin Plate, various brands, now on
hand for sale loN for cash.
septz5-3tl p W. MANEY & co.
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Dissolution.
Il 'hE partnership heretofore existing between N.c
= ukE"oh, AtIowAY Co., Of New Orleans apdN
L AlLo~Af Co, OF Nashville, Tenn is dissolved nv n
mutu consent, George MacGregor and LANES FanF
AllowAyi ESD, in said concern
JAMES BANRHEAD, 81,
y. T. AIL0WAY, 3
GEORGE AAcGREGoR
me liabilities OF NAciKEGoR, ALLOwAY & Co. and ~
u n T. AILosAr Co., assamed by the new
concern, under the firm OF MacGregor & Isankhead
OF New Orleans, and James Bankhead a Co. OF Nash.
NHie, Tenn. JANIS BANRHEAD,
. GEORGE MAcGREGOR
Nashville, Sept g, Isss.
II TAXI great pleasure in recommending the firm OF
Il hAcssKEcoE a BAsKHEAD, Of Nov Orleans, and
JAMIE hASKHKAD Co., al this city, the atronars
Of the former friends OF the old hrm
". r. ALLOwAY.
Nashville, sept. -, ls5s. scpt2s-tr
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For ircuit court Judge.

We authorized to announce SAMUEL NJ. FITE,
ESD, OF Cartilage, candidate for Circuit Court
judge in the sixth Judicial District, composed of the
COUNTIES Of smith, jackson, Macon, Dckalb ana Put
nam sIt9-triH 3wte
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Spiral Iotiffs.
Rock City Mills.

/ E BAUMAN < Co, Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price al all times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills, of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn.
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Marble Monuments, Tomb-, etc.,

sh.ck he has GA exhibition and Tor sale. embracing
great variety nlshed IN the most saperb manner.
lie = PREPARED manufacture The shortest notice,
Marble VI a ntels; ana every description u
Marble ~ DIRK. Of tbs anest American aad fsai'
ian Asreia. liz work All, heretss0re, be war
ranted, and bis prices % SUIT the TINES
lans-u n l. SHELTON
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FRENCH, RayHH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIG. GIuLIo GuANTIERI

nFt kles hiz services Ia the Ladies ana Geltlslnen
" Of Nashville an instructor Ia the Preach,
spanish, Italian and Latin Languages lie Nfll give
lessssns classes al the residence Of these Who
may desire - bcooIns pupils BE ~oaid hke ar
cepf Engagement -th any puzzle nzt4tuispn wtil
IN the diStfnoe % ATTY Bes By il1lroaa- tis may Be
found Al No. 10 south Vine street beIScen me hufs
OF and 10 A. Al. sEsI call GPan tlose Who may
address him by note.
he bess ln.ye ~ refer taase who may a~slrr D Sc
come his pnphs, the Rev Dr. fagAg, Rev o. san
HasTs pT. Lindsey. iF tscKe, PFsl Ths ss-as tai-
v. Williams, lyer f'e4Fi, ksss Dougl1s Co. isss
&c. seQt-f-lW
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy!

TE'HlS medicine does not contain particle Of min
efdI or 9th r injurious substance Of any kind. II
relieves the attack At once, and its continued use Tor
a short time strengthens the sysem and removes any
disposition 10 the retarn of the complaint
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
We hereby certify that We have submitted the
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a close in
spectun and scientific analysis and have also tested
its curative qualities in several cases Of Intermittent
Fever We take great pleasure IA saying thai u has
proved completely successful and that II J. most
skillfully compounded remedy II must excr; most
beneficial influence in all cases It's tonic prop
critics mmedtaio and highly salutary, and u -
richly deserving the condolences ofpur brethren ofthe
Medical Faculty and of the Public
SAM'L A. MARRY, NJ. d., New York; ChAs. W. RE-
vILoAN, NJ. D., Wisconsin; NM n. sIaaiNGTON, NJ u,
Illinois, THos. J. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Missouri; wA. C.
KrTnIEDGE, NJ. H., n. II Jas. T. Nom, NJ H., Indiana;
JSo. 6. TERRING1oN. NJ. D., California; MA d ASH
10Y NJ u Louisiana A. MACKENZIE,
s.ptq-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

ing sickness, black death, cholera and
other cpidemics, which at different times
have devastated, more or less, all parts
of the earth, and of whose intrinsic ma
ture we know but very little. 1t is not
confined to'distilleries, but has also proved
destructive in the country. 1t is not
produced by strychnine, or any vegetable
Or mineral poison.
The disease attended with swollen
jaws, the proper name Of which is hog
qHnSy, prevailing in some parts Of the
State, has no connection With the above,
and can be most successfully treated by
making missions over the swelling and
then pouring in a small quantity of salt
and turpentine.
! should be obliged to persons through
out the United States, who have observed
this disease, TO examine the blood and
the different organs, and report to me
the results; should any be incapable of
making an analysis of the blood l will
with pleasure furnish them with instruc-
tons how to perform it,
JAMES HIGGINs.
State Agricultural Chemist of Mary
land.
BarHa--mentioned in the foregoing
is the ash of the Fucus, marine plant
that grows abundanty on the rocks Of
the Isle of Jersey, and is gathered on
the western coasts Of triCdj Brl@in, q
Ireland and of France, for the purposes
of manure. When used as such in the
United Kingdom, it is called kclp, and
in France varcc, or as it is called in Jer-
sey, vraic. 1t was valued chiefly for the
soda it contained, but since that salt has
been produced so cheaply artifcially, il
has ceased to be as highly esteemed or as
extensively used. american Farmer.