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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-20

VNJ8IL Buckets, half Busbs Measures, Wood aoFls &
w Ladies, Rolling Pins, Wash Boards, lts Wash and
Backing Brushes, Hearth 8rooms, DJ0r Mat, larEstaad
Clothes Baskets Clothes Pins, ShO Bar Lead, &C., &C.
FRESHMAN BnOTH Sis,
aprilf No.T, College, doors North OF Spring %.
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u t~s Sto-sS u ASNlS11o95
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED

TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED.
HAS Just been fitted up stand and Fountain Of the
II most exquisite design, vita Nichols Patent Syrup and
So2 water apparatus o. me largest sEe and s prepared
delicious, sparkling and pure CaTbOnated WsteT in
By aid OF the Syrup Apparau bottles dispensed
with the counters he various syTups are fursed
cold from the refrigerator through the with
the water and discharges the pursst soda Water nee from
all metallic impurities. NO expense has been spared In It
ung tbs Fountain in the most splendid and rechs
Style with large Silver Draft stand beaufu Jet d'eare
and Marble Basin containing golden fish.
Now on hand complete and extensive stock OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
large lot Fishing Tackle Reds and Extension Poles
The attention Of the Laaes is particularly called to very
sr,.rfo- - .g
Rubber Combs, Fancy and Toilet Articles Physicians
Dentists invited examine my OF Surgical
instruments, Medical Bags, and Cases Dental Instruments
and Ma eIial, etc
The Prescription Department will be attended BY Aaron
Stretch personally, and by Dr. T. F. Everett, both expe
renesd PreScnpuoniss the greatest vii be
orally respectfully solicited fo their in puTshAs
thtrsGpPe and are invited 70 send their prescrpi"Ts
which shall alwsjs be put up with captren SKILL and dis
patch.
pared 70 ofeT not ouy the ordinary articles kept in First
ass Drug HOuses the South, but many really necessary
articles, 81 iOund 10 First Drag Houses in
Easi, which pan OF The following srtces
Toilet Preparations.
Luhin's fine scented Sachetts
do Toilet Powders and Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, Lilly Tablet
Otto Rose in fine cut glass Vials
Powder PITTS and Boxes, some new snd neat styles.
For the Hair.
Woods Hair Restorative.
Emers9R's Go do
Mrs Aliens do Restorer
HsWles Fan Lustrae,
PnRlon's Hair InvgOrstor,
BarTy's TrleOp1eTOuS, Lyons kRthairion,
Large assortment different styles POmEdes,
Genuine MacassOr Oil,
Hair Dyes Gestmake) &C..
he Fen mi -
Also fine lot otlarge Turkish thing Sponge, and
Turkish Towels PnyGieiAus and Surgeons Sponge,
GhRmOis skins,
Iadi. syringes, India Rubber Nipples,
Bed Pans, most approved styles,
French Pas e Backing,
Fine Large Barber Raz-s,
English and American Racer Stro2s,
Shaving Mirrors
Fine STEEL Tive, zsrs Pocket Knives,
Glazier's Diamonds, Saddle Bags and Yals,
MCriars and Pill Tyles
Spstuas and Putty Knives,
Poke! Cork ScrCEs and Pocket Flasks.
Brushes.
Fine Large BufFllo Hair Brushns,
English and American Tooth Brushes,
Clothes Brushes and Hat Brushes,
Flesh BRUSHES, most approved styles,
Velvet Whsis and BrOOmS
Broom Whiss all styles,
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and Dark French Brandies,
Fine Cherry Brandy
do Peach do
do Blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky,
do Rye do
HeTsOms best do
Old Jamaica Rum,
Madeira, Port, ard Sherry Wines.
Which are bought expressly for Medicinal parpOss
and Will be sold in the same way.
Kept constantly hand all other articles apr ertaning
to the Drug BUSINESS which will be sold reasonable
terms.
msy4-h A. STRETCH.
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MONG the lot We nave several good Families, tEo Or
n Lnrss vourR women VITA drsi cnds four good h0uso
girls Two BOYS from h 70 % god dining room servants
with Eood ot Of aoId hands men and Eris blacksmith
and barber. -...-.- -. -
aUFfl a9-tf d. H. hA1N q ~
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Extra Family Flour.

I'VE lust in reeeIpt Of 800 Bags and half Bags,
w HartsVie Mill flour, which 0E5rRg
city s. per Dag Tnis brand Is c01Baaty
ing In favor, aud gives perfect Satisfaction
Ne have assuraBc5 that viii Do 0und Of uniform quli
3; aad particularly invite The Retail Trade live U1.
FREEMAN BROsS
200 barrels Extra and Super Pine Flour IRON he shove
wv minis, IN store. For sale st the lowest market
price. FRBEMAN BaU.iS
april 25-0 NJ 2, Nonh College 81
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RUNAWAY

ENROA thssubssriber the lstday Of July, nsErt
Is years Old and weighs about $50 p0End
he was raised IN EAST Tennessee, near McM1nVie. Ha
VIII probably make his way back there 1 bought him
from Mr. Terry Of East Tennessee. will give ten dollars
hels osdghtin my neighbOFhood twenty-five dollars
taken out Of the county fifty dollars be gets &c s
Tennessee. When taken be is 70 be delivered 3 me-
oOahnsd 90 that / can get him. DAVID y. allakh
iy6 seven miles south OF Nashville. Tenn
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NORTHUMBERLAND ICE

lHB best article o. Ice in The city, taken from the pure
waters q the hOughogheuy Htysr, be
reasonable prices at The Depot o. Brad aad FEont
resg Sl0ans Ice house trout street, and he
wagon which vail pas through tas ciiy daily.
spF3o-dSm. ktUDLE, COLEMAN & co.
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Or other species property either in or county Be
ing determined 70 devote my the above business
having had considerable Kpersnco hateT
give satisfaction 70 those VINO may favor that line.
can always be found athe Counting kOOn Of the PaF0i
Omee, when ~ my absence. Orderscan De left- lmar4
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SOMETHING TO WEAR AT
ROYSE & ELVERSON,

7 q small advance on pnms Cost
"A OVsrcOats very low prices
Business Coats Of every variety
Dfsss ana FrOck Goats % suib the timex
PEnLEloous and Vests Of every grade
Boys aad Youths Clothing VBrl low pieces
Shirts and Under Cl0hing 81 al kindss
TOGETHER
With every description % Furnishing Goods ct the
wels prices. teol
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LaWFemceDufg Money
W. are taking LaWrsncsburg bznk NOy5s Pafln pay
W ment Of all accounts dne rs, and for any article
have for sale.
Eco p, 1883. " % GORDON q co
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T
BRrTIsu IRoN.-The Philadelphia North Ame
rican. calls attention tothe character of British
Iron, as developed in extracts quoted from un-
doubted British authority This is the kind Of
iron which our government has sent to Glasgow.
for in order to supply water to Washington
City:-
tBy a concurrence of favoring circumstances
we are able to place before the public q prompt
exposure of the character of the iron which our
government has undertaken to purchase abroad,
and to prefer before that made at home. The
secret of tUrelgn purchases under speculative
contracts, is cleared up, and we can see that the
margin of profits on such purchases must be
more than Ordinarily tempting From num-
Der of notices of the quality of iron nov in
course of preparation in England and Scotland
for the American market, we take the following
The first is from a correspondent of the Lon
don Engineer, the letter being dated at Wolver.
hampton, England, July 81:
The period for the American fall trade has
closed without its being characterized by much
inquiry. 1t is thought, however, that if the me-
cessities of makers on this side Of tho Atlantic
should force them to accept considerably lower
rates Tor good iron than are now being taken,
Americans maybe tempted to make some rather
large purchases for the spring trade. tits not
Propnbte that the makers of iron that stand
high IN the United States market will give. way
tolthc extent desired. at the same time there
can be no doubt tint large quantities o5,an inte-
rtOr description Of iron are being made at rsry
teao figures for both .Amertcan and home buyers.
There are one or two works in South Stat.
tordshire that are known TO take orders for
prices which would .notsfor a moment be enter.
@ined by others, and the machinery of these
former ism active motion full time. In North
Stattordshire tho instances of constant ac.
tiSity from the same cause ara not at all
| rare. 0fcoursc in such cases the quality OF
the iron cannot be otherwise than very poor.
AT some off these works to which we have
had our, attention drawn, we regret to end that
boiler plates are being turned out rather large
quantities. We tremble at the consequences
that may ensue when these plates are submit.
ted to the work which many boilers, both in our
own country and in America, are not unfre-
quently suhiecteti.r fea &
Such IS the smanner in whichth trade is kent
alive in the present period Of depression in Eng
land, aud such the stuff with which the contrae.
tors will fill any orders may send for supplies
OF any sort we may-Fequire. The refuse Of for.
mer foTgiDgs and castingsiis now thrown into
| this new work, as we are uniformed; the Stag and
cinders, in which the proportion Of SiIica rem.
Edering the iron wholly unfit for purposes reoni.
ring streDgthand solidity, arssfexorkedo with 4
| share Of new iron 81 I'LL American contract at
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llQ6cTRISI OF THE RAcEs.-Ths Cincinnati
Co5NHaerctat haslately beenwriting some articles
Y6n the phases and characteristics of the different
races of people, as they are found negotiating ON
thehills and in the valleys lin the int place and
waste places of the islands of the1sea or the
hidden recesses of UNEMPLOYED main.lands. One
OF the Commercials Contemporaries don't like
the specnlations of the Commercial on the gene.
raj Niger family,
The Commercial replies to itscotcmPorary as
fnlloF
W4imply endeavorcd with some prctense Of
Language, certain affectatiOn of nhilosophv
and la little display of "vain and useless learn.
Ing to prove that q nigger is a nigger-a
thing which simple inspection of the article
itself is enough, it seems 10 us, to demonstrate:
whila he upon certainly no better grounds in
hypothesis or in fact insists that n Niger, is
nothing but a bnw-legged, fat-nosed wooly-
headed, pot-bcllied, cucnmhershinned. high
scented white man of . bilious habit, and a
complexion pretty badly tanned. Well let IL
be so; We arc content; but as the proof Of the
thing is in trial, we will beg leave, in all modes.
~, 10 propose that, if he will take any gentle.
man OF pure Ethiopian blood, and in the course
of the present or any reasonable number of
coming generations, straightenhiS limbs nnkink
the vegetation that adorns the summit of his era
niah elevate the bridge OF his organ of smell.
c,lrtall-thc longitude Of his heels, and brighten
his complexion up to the European standard by
amy process short Of anal gqaaatioa- VIC viii
agree not TO lay aside our theories, for we have
none, but to adopt any, however enormous no
may sec tit to proPoH1js Nay moro: in case
we should not survive to sec the result of the
, experiment, VIC viii leave, by testamentary de.
vice, an obligation upon our heirs, executors,
administrators, and assigns, to do precisely as
We would have done in the premises
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PRIVATE Sale oEsvALUABI EFARNTss
Inthe NoIEhborlaoosIo 81


W. subscriber offers for sale the wen known Fi,,,
ngm mas peen sub-dvided into sey4r ~
ac sold sepaTase together to suit tss
~. 9. arabic and woodland. Each farm Il Ven eE
EtnE q sheen or @ adapted Tor the
T., I'm ~ g. 1--Contains 178 acres The b,,i,j,.
Ne Of stone sEe
Stt .horse, &c
GS. ana in good bearing VI tle
.. Contains acres TIE
y house, good barn and ZOO, een-
snt ha ~ ~ lie acres. BniiSjSs
Ehs land in this tract is sinTir ZEN
-.l GsafAa No Within six miles of yVhs eI,
ana has on Il dwelling house anS contains
mere ~ =. . y principalIy ne timherslssd N tS,
ofsres = q Y q farm adjoining
3ot6heeiiDR. Fs4ttS 3 aud within six nilesy
S, g se sAS q e also en-
state Of eutivaton-a fooi hoSss and IN
stabies and hne fruit. ~ Syi4sei Coca parn and
an me above liss eight ;lss a.
Va F1ssk and
~ " cash ana ne
saente+est - pairing interest from dr. 20
80 ~ = anntlailg. Deferred Ng3 "
" 2 Teea OF tInAt on the property bectI-
particular, enquire of me s,,b6..
cob t5oeding Esa.. Fia Of whstlihg and I
jnIyse.8m 4S;ts; .se = y; 3 OHANAN,
t.4s grove T. a., Ohio CO. Va
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Pusnncious ssRefornaerg ),

: ~
THE rREE-loyEEs REFUSE TO LEAVE BERLIN
HEIGHTS.
We published a day or two ago, statement
from an Ohio paper, to the effect that the peace
able, citizens of Berlin Heights proposed to get
.ridof the FreefLoy community in that place
by purchasing their property alta fair valuation.
The offer has been made butsthe offensive PEG.
pie won't go: Mrs. Cora Barry, editor of that
-blasphemous sheet, the 4go of Freedom, gives
vent to the feelings Of the Free Lovers in the
following independent style
Born in Berlin, consider myself natural
ized;' feel have the privileges of a Native
American md I erpect to remain here. Think
ing as must on all subjects; acting us my
igheStZconvictionS nDpel me on all occasions;
advocating such faith and such life as is good
to me always, / expect still to remain. Reject
ing all religious dogmas; repudiating all Gr6i-
trdry marriage bonds; Delieeing IN no gorern-
naent sGCe the eCer=actiNg LaIcs of all being, I
shall after 4ay thought as I an OOred and sltGlI
utter ~ hare. Scoring that purity nandfac-
tured by legal force; deSpisipg that virtue based
only on the opinion of the world; the truth L
feel shall not be stiHed in my SOUL anywhere on
Gods earth. Advocating 8uBIipsest trueness to
TIE Ch7'ist s0it.iH, my life shall alone answer to
the divine mandates of my own being; and
Whatever place another may appoint Inc, it
must pass unheeded, while my soul alonelistens
to the deep voices of the Infinite coming tonne
acb;n9 luz n,sas seof near 81 nunanty.ene
PuSsS .. my ~ NY sSIeIs ose an
o So as Si w a. snal we 40
and n9asiad eb; I o from ene Tn Innoeent,
NJ are on porn 10
Scare ots tba an ouI, n9 laoup anu
o,nI I ~ GGys d,.Sg noly would 90 only
BI I I03a"slu5 aeeas al any nms ana me
ay 81 I;f ~ PHI Gn[is'la sunaay, IKE Every
,S6r,t td Sa,t % usvotea wnateveT OF
~, StuIy OF music or preaenlng, or oal
@ 10y y says VIII De tne most pro-
ks SlatS 40 IN 1sTten as hare Gttoays done
o,,;ta esGSea before 5esleVe It
os tmnocent us any ac[ OF ms me- eng
s.elo;a5, gsssoSs sS oazs g ssesseetfat g@
nj; H. a,y 9ser icy
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low prices 1t costs buta tribe to break us
down with such supplies, and the effort to ex,
tinguish ourmannfactures has been entered up
on with SO much of vigorous recklessness, as to
bring out remonstrances from British ironmas-
tiers themselves"
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from az New or1eana crenoert. ln1u q

lELoul Iue EeHOElet GTe6Ceut1 July 44.l
"A RoMAETIc SUICiDE-4 FAite Man Kills
Himselt for a Black Woman.-Deputy Coroner
Constanzie yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of Frantz Ringeer, a German aged about
thirty four or thirty-fve years, who had COM
mitted suicide bytaking laudanum while ina
house of ill.fame at 254 Gravier street Yer.
dict in accordance with the facts. The deceas-
ed left n letter on the table in the room where
he died, inswhich he gave detailed account of
the causes which led to his committing the rash
act, from whichit appeared he had long loved
a certain Miss Young, ardently and passionate
~; that at first she pre- tended to return his
passion, and at different tunes almost acknowl-
edged he had won her heart. Latterly, how
ever, her conduct had entirely changed, and she
had coolly informed him. that he was not the
man for her; that she could abide Dutchmen;
and last, but the severest Of all, she loved an.
other.
This being the state of affairs, FraDtz camo
to the conclusion that there was nothing more
for him to live for; SO he went to a drug store,
purchased ayial of laudanum, and going in the
only house in Miss Young's neighborhood where
he could gain admission, took the fatal dose, and
was soon cold corpse. 1t may interest our
readers to know something about the causes of
this dreadful tragedy, and as we are in posses
sion ct the facts, they are welcome to lthem..-
Miss Young is by no means young in age, hav-
ing sce a good many more than .thirty-five Min
tiers. She is also very corpuIent, weighing, as
near rs we could estimate some POO to 500 lbs.
1t IS true she has dark eyes and dark curly bair;
but she is not what might be called blonde
rather on the contrary, being about, the color of
a pair of patent leather boots--yes black, de.
cidedIy black. When Intercepted about the
unfortunate Frantz, the exclaimed, ssWell. the
Lord sakes what fool that white man was. to
be sure, to say that he Tub this nigger.'' and
then relieved her overcharged feelings with a
horse laugh: We know no more.
L
AEE2see it stated in a New Yorls paper that
the trans Atlantic mail averages 16, 900 letters
day. This fact gives some idea of the vast
trans. Atlantic telegraph. As the intercourse
between the two sentiments already 50 Great
must constantly aud rapidly Increase, it is not
probable that the prpIect Of laying a cable, on
the beuof the ocean will be given up so long
Nrceals,A gentleman living in philadel.
phia says:
IN passing through Pittsburg, some months
SINCE, l,purehased bottle of EBeeTharels Holland
Isitters Il relieved me SO much that on .fetur.
hlnss home bought two more bottles from Dr.
Dyott which completely cured me of Neuralgia.
have recommended the article to many of.sTOI,
friends, and tour.or five ofthe number say it
cured them. ! think that my Recommendation
has done more for it's sale IN PHILADELPHIA than
your advertising.
eve are not permitted to publish the name.
but any person calling at the store or comnanni.
truth of this statement.
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For Rent,
II OFFER for rent dwelling roon Kitchen aud store.
ROOM at the of Market and Madison streets
nug4-lH& ziEl "A LUMP.
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9tutionerr.

Ute NE, PAPEt and Envelopes ali styles and sizes Aor-
ali sr a,Ss do Da Tss
noGs and Buffers Writing and Copying PIs Etuia. Ar
1ulySl 80 = pay PXYS;E RI .
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DENTISTRY

TIME respectfully the public thathty
have associated themselves together for the practice
of5Dentisry Their at l4s Market
Monroe and Union SITS. y they will be happy to
their friends and all others wishing theserVtces Of
Dentist. s5t-et "A. FL za-.i .ss.5l-
the late DR. HuIlien and the senior partner ha
been constantly engaged IN the himself for the
years sbecone acquain
with CT the leading Dentists in almost all the
the United States, and has tauiltarlsed himself
with various pecuarities in operating. They there
of being able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them wfththeir patronaEe.
F. - ss,,,l ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
wheeling Nov. is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
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$1,000 ~ 1000 Abh- -RUHERISUN4.
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1857. JAMES ORR.

N. B-Messrs r. & take pleasure referrlng,b yp
mission, to the following gentlemen:
IL K. Weed, B. D. Hon Geo. W. Thompson, Hs1ou.Alf'd
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, ESQ., B. NJ. Eof, ESQ., pr John
Frissell DR.. W. ]. Bates, Dr. Il. H. Cuminins, DR. E.
Hldreth, 8. Todd, Taant Denplain, John Rnote,
ESQ., SIeCallens KNOX & Co., Marsh 6 Taylor. movie
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Iowa ILand FOR Ral.

..adE exchange 59oto good Iowa land for
ss9Gk OF goods consisting OF Dry Goods Bnnfs
&C., DC. Any pgrsoni in SnSes
At 5s Ms out g existence by siltns
49, Jos. "A MET0ATPsF
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ONCE No. 11sN, Main 81
NO TIC 81.

A LII those indebted to the firm of Goethe Dickman,
n coal MINERS are hereby authorized not to pay the
to anv one excelt the subscriber compliance with ts
notice will trouble and expense to the debtors Of the
Sr1s rif5-a 40 5lzit, 7is5 ~ AUG GOETHE,
Njulyo7-dfnl 81 81 tts'i =F2f Surviving Partner.
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GARDBNING.

rTVHE subscriber offers number ofacres suitable land
fonr miles from; city the National ROad-foI
Gardening purposes Vegetable and fruit raising) VIII
lease for q number yearA on fayo able terms,
5tS;SI,, 99.1r, TIIOS.s HOREBR0OK.
ll!s - Oaice No. 11s2G, Main street. up stars.
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FIN assortment Of Travelling Taskets matt T,,=z
and Cloth Brushes PeTfumery PoH3atn1nd'
Also the genuine j. Maria Far, Ia e
WICKER oottieS, Mt 0uly81l PAYNE 4 Co 81 - ~
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JAYNE Co., No. "a, Monroe ST., have received a o
io OF Plano Songs and Pieces to Which they invite nv
OF lovers OF music, Also, ane article Of C5nsS
strings which have been pronounced nv sood
luoges 10 De an extra article oa and try them
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New Music

ND FAMILY RYE WHISKY, a very superior articis
in sore and Tor sale by Wa. EDWARDS &BRo.
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THE rREE-lovEKs REFUSE TO LRAyE. BER1
uEGIHTS
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VoRsALEOR RENT.

,vo Houses on John street, House ON Hamphen ST.,
wv on Quincy street. and dwelling hUnss and
= seve IN Centre Wheeling the corner of Main st.
@ MnrEet Alley Enquire at the Union H0nSe corner of
Main and Quincy Streets OF '0hN oheCE.
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~ EE10we u41IEzl ovBgEnT PACE
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FRUIT Taw9

WEhaye onhand ne kind Of Jars OF glass, viii,
rtor to tin can now ia use % = i4F euPe
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vi IoNnN1sTA Ell OHIO, p aud Londle brands ~ 5s
800 .Ytsars, just received and iorsale by - - y :
9uyo4t i w. A.. nj "a
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!
NATtoSAb MEDIcAt GollEor.-The following
letter has been handed us by the Hon. Sherrard
Clemens, with request to lay it before the
public. Any person DESTROYS 10 attend the lee
tnresof the College are requested to apply to
Mr.. Clemens.
WAsHHeroN, July IS, 1858.
Hon. SHERRXRp CLINsSs-lsAR S1R: Imnil
with thtsa circular of the National Medical Col.
lego, and enclose ticket of admission to the
lectures. This ticket will admit to the lectures
,free Of charge, any respectable young man, res
I 1dent OF your State, possessing proper pre-.
limmarY education, whom you may recommend.
Our objectis to extend the banetit Of our school
to lneritorious young men who,do not possessi
the means of acquiring q medical education.
tits necessary, in sending such aipeFson that
you should recommend him BIZ letter, and give
him the enclosed card. which is tobe handetllby
him 10 the Dean Of the College
am, sir,yours respectfully,
j. RnrY.
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