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Directors.

Directors.
GEORGE n. HART,
l. p. R0eSs, Merchant
A G cAITf1I., Firm Of Chambers & oatssn,
Leather Merchants,
yosIIH EDwARns, Merchant,
JOHN O. DALE, Agent Liverpool and PhfAdel-
phia Steam Ship COMPANY,
FOSTER :. PERKINS, Merchant
Hos, HENRY NJ FULLER, President AontOus
4 v. RAIiEY, Of Bailey Co,
ANDREW r. CHANNELS, Banker,
}. l. PoMtIi0i, Merchant,
CHARLES 4. INLAY, Cash. State Savings Bank
H. X oOGGsIiAlI,
SAMUEL JONES,
GEORGE VI HART, President.
L r. Ross, Vice President
H. Z. Coc0snstL, Secretary and treasurer.
5 H. BvuER, Assistant Secretary.
err AND COUNT, or PIlLEApELPHEz.
STATE OF f,ElSHSFL YANIA. (
6Eoa0E ~ HAxT, President ana HKSKr r Coco
SHALL, Secretary, of the Quaker city Insurance Com
pany, do deIose and say and each for himself says
that the foregoing statement tbs best of their
knosisdge and belief
GEORGE II HART
n. 4. COGGSHAI1-
suo.ssISea and sSorn before me, this frsi c%y o
JOHN n KLEsfEY, Alderman,
and justice q the Pa>oe.
STATE or rEyyExSEE, ca-r<ruEzerss 0eSoe,l
NASHVILLE, Feb. Il, 1855 !
Ths 70 certify that TIE Quaker city Insurance. Co,
has compisd with al ne requirements q actp<szed
ey tbs General Assembly % the STATE ~ Tennessee,
m March, lass, ented An Act % regalats Tie asen
ssAi- q Tennese aud thai Jaszrn SAza = ne lc-
gAy asthorssed Agent q sad cenp~ny IN the town %
kAsasfIIE Stzl- q 1-nnezsss-
}. C LrrrRE1L, c~pApil~.
ne sabscrieer eoallaaes 10 issae Psleiss N The
above reliable Company ~ fair rates- -
feol3-S~ JOSEPH NASH. AFent.
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WIN. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.
MAYsvIIIE. KY. November II 1887

MAYsvIIE, KY, November II, 1857.
10 TIE Union Co-ui and OIL Company:
GENrIEsEN-Ha wing used your l.ubrcating OH made
from Camel Coal, on the machinery Of our Cotton
hiS Chcluding Engine and Spndles) for the last few
weeks we are prepared 10 say that have found Il
greatly superior To any other, excepting the best
sperm and fully equal t. that article for which
nave been paying from one dollar seventy live cents
!" TWO collars and twenty five cents per gallon. The
Oil distributes very perfectly over the machinery
wears long, and Is free from gum, which causes frc
ton, and consequently heat.
In view Of the superior quality Of this OIL we have
adopted Il for our Mills. From the low price ut which
Il Is sold We doubt not Il must into general use
JANUARY WOOD,
Projectors Of Maysvie Cotton Mills
EH- Many other certificates in the hands Of the
Agents which can be seen at any time.
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NOTICE.

VIE creditors Of THOMAS HAMILTON deceasod
are hereby notified and required appear before
the Clerk OF the Chancery Court at Nashville and
prove and file their claims, against his estate Will
attend al my office the LIST Monday 5th day of April
70 receive the same c. ID. BRIEN c. a NJ.
leoo-td Chancery Court at Nashville
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Debtors Take Notice.

fI'HE undersigned respectfully requests all those IA
Il debed 10 him 30 come forward and make pay neut
during the present mouth ~ February further in
diligence cannot be given, AID be shall be compelled
place the accounts and notes Of all who fail comply
into the hands q ofacer for collection lie "a very
much obliged 70 the public for the patronage accorded
To him, and hopes It viii be continued, With prompi
payment. IL sUfZBACHER
feb2-lm RsUAA
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ne., Remedy for roo,h-aeh..

drop OF two % BEAoG's AKSnc LISlxESI, pat into
the hollow Of aching tooth viii quokly re.ieve The
sufferers Aguuy Its penrtraiive property = - great
that instantly reaches the he pan sna driv
cat the Inflammation from The throbbing aerye. Hths
fses be swollen, one two Applications Of The Lint
nsnt ~ii remove the swelling, by eauzing the bad hu
naEs - be absorbed and dTtVen OF there u no ions
er any ocrAsiea for sufferers q ache Passing
sleeplcss nishts % Ageny; Bragg AFcue Lnmeai az
lofsis sPssdy fssf' and may be chained .sy re-
spoetAble Drug store Feb. lin.
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Augusta Market.

AIUVsiA, Feb =, 2. II.
C0rroN-There Is fair demand to-day and We hear
OF sales Of 1000 LOO bales IL cents for Mddbg
Fair.
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EWIN, PENDLETON & CO..
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RArpRoAp

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAmRoAp !
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. %, 1858 I
This will certify that we are using the Paraffne
Camel Coal OH made by the Union Coal aud Oil Com
pahy, MaysVIle Ky, IN our Machine shop and on the
locomotives ON the road, and have the Oil very
carefully 10 discover its qualities are entirely con
Vnced 1t Is very fine Oh for machinery and that one
gallon OF tins OH is fully equal 10 gallons Of the
best Lard Oil IL being entirely free from gum our
chlnery VIII run with less power than with any Oil we
nave used Although the Oil has a thin appearance
Il has alubrcatng body superior 10 any Oil In ordinary
use and IL is well adapted 10 Railroads.
{. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Mr.. Knowles Is Master of Machinery of our Road and
reliable man IN whose statements would confde
V. X. STEVENSON, President
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Ii. !. ANDERSON
ntLIl uILtl q \ L. q ID, n
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CONNER,s
Inited States Type Feundry,

NOH ., 81 AND $ HMM sIkEKT
SEW YORK..
M sabsrshers Prepared ~ furasA tips q sv-
Il cry sfsis sed ar, 10 saHxn ~ large qazHtai..
s<e IRON us best sh-rd install Zoe es.ssr ez<A o.
spgsexes pager.
rry also faraizt - orfer every aFsicie necezzAry
fer ee1psefe priasinx oses.
sne~ spsslsnss 81 6sFnzs prtnslax typ~s-s-lAx
s<ecz.aa q fees fFss Ihsls qs12rts sais.5a-s rev
fex-< t1F delivery
n prs "a .airh sAk f~pss = prsns~s = iron. ne
rahefs fhnA1ry ~
ssst-simwsn g1axs cosKKz soSn.
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

'hE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lostery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision u the Captain General OF Cuha
Will take place at Havana, on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1855.
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DiSSOiutiOn.

TINE Co-partnership OF HASBROOK 4 McwHIRTER
Il has tbs day been dissolved by mutual consent
!. O. Hasbrook having sold s interest 10 the books
notes, stock, &c, 10 John W McMhrtsr and Fountain
r. Mcwhrter under the style and Arm name OF Nc
Whrtsr Brothers. who alone authorized 10 wind up
the business OF the hrn and the Of The nrm
IN liquidation. G. HAsBRooK,
JOHN w. AcWHIRTfR
January %, 1855.
HAVING sold my interest In the Books, Notes stock
Il &c-, Of HasbroOk 4 AcAhirtcT, "a McHhirIer
Bro - who vii seile all claims against the late arm
herewith tender my sincere thanks all the custom
Of the late Arm and would recommend my success
gentlemen worthy OF q coutin uanco Of thear
heretofore liberal patronage
feb.l-dlm l. G. HASBEODK
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Robes and Foot Muns.
ST. ALHANS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THIS is one Of the, handsOmest improvements In
Il Edgeheld; Il il within twenty minutes walk OF the
Capitol, and is elevation overlooking the entire
village healthy and dry. II surrounded by some as
pretty scenery can be found IN this county Every
convenience necessary render comfortably as a
family residence and country home have been added
The terms are very liberal.
ianaO-u RQNU 90
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Fine ShirlSt

A IL. orders for Shirts left At Store within a
II week or ten days will be filled promptly, ana
manner TO give satisfaction, of the firm intends
going East shortly, aud w attcud TO ali orders that
We may receive. CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
feb5-u Is Cedar street.
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Silk and Satin Ties, Searix, and crasuls.
DnUvED shs d.g = sus<rssr azssFuasat x res
n SsoSks, ss@rfs. aad c<4s4ts EFefy tsriety 81
ss.lsss. and q r1zspas pF<rss ius szls ~
Ha@1-u ,. II McGiiI-
NeEreess Negrcestf Ser saiet,f
A No Man fpok. ssd IN ~zs. sho = = spsaafia
"A usaefF asa iyessr, Asa gee1 f.nsix ~ flkssy
Nsrreess whkt wiii - ell h~
g2s-t-9 BOYD n Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
Detention OF the steamer Hermann.

The steamer Hermann, the nrst steamer for Fraser
river direct" advertised 10 SAL yesterday IRON this
port, but owing 70 her repairs mot bece completed was
unable 70 get on The pier foot Of North Moore street.
where she lay, presented busy tbrou shoui the
DAY, as the six hundred passengers who we're booted for
her. and their friends expected her TO sail puuc,usy
There W. consequently rush to &c. baggage on bo,d
and, "a the stores not yet taken In there ww much
confusion Many Of the passengers sat about the dock all
day, waiting for chance 70 get their luggage on board
without The repairs 70 the steamer we're not
completed and huge derrick alongside for the pur.
pose Of hosting the smoke stacks in their pisces rh
prevented the use Of more lhsa gAngwsy aud the
numerous gangs OF taking storcs the ps.epgcys
camorns 70 get board and the friends 70 bid zoe
another good bye created great confusion 81 this point
v0 proposed 10 haul out INTO the stream rt O'Clock
bat matters could not be arranged time and toe follow
ing notice announced TO those Interested their dappont
ment-
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Another story on the City Hall.
TO THE eDIrOp or Tug upparp

Now s The time 70 make the desirable Improvement In
the above building. Another story would add much 10
h usefulness, and think 70 ls architectural besuty. We
want some respectable, commodious and heshful court
rooms very much, and 10 are 10 wait for them until
the contemplated Hall " put up msny OF u.s. who
health now will be put down into tie halls o, the dead
rhs Improvement could be made rapidly and lilh small
expense IN ditcn 70 Whist will Get TO repair Lot va
nsve some rne court rooms Immediately, and tubstaa-
tsl siore IRON cupola
August 20 1858. MEMBER or The BAR.
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sAcRsp Mrsrc An iu,mepee assemssge will doubtless
congregaie In Jones' Wood this afternoon To enjoy the
three grand sacred conc@t announced W come of under
any circumstances that may arise. The public may con
sequenty rely upon two thnss-there will be no post
and the music will be good The programmes
entirely dinerens and have been carefully arranged
by Messrs Kezek Absolute and the other conductors
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THE CABLE AND THE TRTPARTITE TREATY
FOR IRELAND.
TO THE kDIroR OF THE HERALD.


ST. Louis, No August IL, 1858.
Your very valuable paper Of the lith inst come 10
hand with the joyful dngs Of the SUCCESS of the greatest
enterprise or the agethc Atlantic telegraph cable being
successfully laid between Ireland aud America read
your frat page with eageness and then turned over on
the third p'ge, where there awaited my JOY the cause
Of tat le perceived para graph headed "a Tripar
lite Treaty for Ireland" My heart jumped, my joy wa,
unbounded; IL was the frs. time tia. ever saw word
spoken In favor OF her freedom In such widely circu
lated paper the NEW YORK HERALD now trust that eli
the papers viii fow suit and proclaim before uublc
the same sentiment lat the blood thai inspired Robert
Emmet and OOonneu DC stirred up, and there will be
thousands from every State 10 the country ready at the
nrst call 70 thsndcr out IN manly voices "Lberty for
Ireland" There will be Irishrnen, Americans Frenchmen
Germans, and men Of every nation, who will lend TO
break he chain that for 90 long tnc has bJund the n
Then say, lrshmen, II needs be- will fight ike steel In
their own country for their rights their own land
end for their own freedom Every Irishman IN IN COM
try would be ready, rino, sword and pistol In hand 10
sail from New York and land body 10 Ireland and de-
msnd their freedom from that country would rule ths
world n Il coud-Eogland. II they refuse IT, We hope
10 do AZ The Americans have donedghi and win h-then
be Independent. Let us try, anyhow.
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rHR FrPrH DISTRICT.
The Democratic Convention Of the Fflh Congressional
district, composed Of Hudson Essex and Union counties
was held In Jersey City Thursday afternoon Jacob
Wortendyhe, the present member. was unanimously 70.
nominated, and his In the last session. scudng
hs vote In favor OF ecompton, endorsed The Convention
wac addressed by Governor Prcs, Mr. Wortendyke aad
others.
SPECIAL ELECTION.
The Bosrd Of Aldermen Of jersey City have ordered a
special election The Fourth ward raesdsy, the Stat
nstant, for the purpose Of elecuns an Alderman N oil
the Vacancy occssoned By the resignation OF Alderman
boswell Aldermen Hardenburgn, Decker Hank ios and
Tildtn were desgn,sed Board Of Canvsssers.
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VIII VII FkUN HE Pin
At rorR o C1OCK ON MONDAY AprEpxoox


Many Of the passengers got tired OF the confusion and
detention and took up quarters In The city until Monday
Most OF hoee on the pier appeared 10 be people rather
better TO 90 w the world than the cla which FIRST started
on he California excitement The adventurous appeared
highly elased nj the prospcc, o. getting or and wnesher
hey get any gold not will doubtless have plenty OF the
enjoymepts OF hope. rbe Hermann 10 expected 10
maize the voyage round 10 rszer river in seventy dsys
She PROVIDED With extensive complement Of stores
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hs with. last fail NJ Gsr6per, shis In this city, visited
soe Joeo stree. prayer neet'g and, after 600
neTsb length, he called n 0rder BY the iesder
vhostrock bell aud slime" leash OF the speakers
Derg limited 70 three miDues) bu Mr. g. consinnei when
vhe,eupon "a -fur, iuomeo,ae,y sssuwsd pug stic x
tude and was aeuts before be regaped hs
erceo mind sod reslzea the novelty OF MS posion Itsy
DOT D. Epo~p 70 the unintiased slime" is word IN
the vocabulary OF fighting men Indicating tbs period
when the csmos,aDs are 10 commence opers,ioas
The presiding elder observed no outstanding tue
ipmepte multitude in adsrce no Disturbance had q.
hfnpscs and the services of posss Metropolitan po
lice detailed by tho Superintendent were not Gated into
reputation Still there were uumber o. poxoookoss m
the ground for various articles va ue were missing
among them valuable gold watch
A. tne of The prayer meetings the Rev Mr. Sherman
who dra~ipg large crowds to the Bsoord sueet cn1r
In New York. related auecdoe OF Western gentleman
a .ns s op nsa 9s
oeAh bed, rcpreached her father, who in return sAd,
Daughter, seek your mothers Saviour " This croaa
stance produced great impression tha ooogrseaoa
On Friday morning yong a,tnr spose In q pathetic
strain observing that IN the prayers Of assned
neither ne had been brought into the marvellous light OF
rhe Rev Dr. BANGS in his address, gave az acc,uns Of
the onward march OF Christianity, ma nsinpg .htL 1t
period Of the WORLDS hiEory toe inherent Ia rego
great ~ s the present day. he also exceed
ss aterssng rssuns OF the rise aod orogress OF tee
American Methodist church satug thA ~hen the first
church ~ss bait In John street, New York, in 1888 IL 1ai
ony Eve mernbers whereas the entire membership Of the
Methodist church was nov two millions He exoresset
kGle that Archbishop Hughes would oe erted for
Lis be could WELD an ifnmsDse iufleuce for good
lne religious services continued throughout che day
and night, ard Saturday morning tas traios
CROWDED by parties returning from the camp meeting
last Sunday very handsome Methodist CHURCH
dedicated 20 divine worship o. Port hester by BehJp
JAnes The tosl cost of the chNsch, including tho be
$4,000.
Sermons THE Dey.
At Tic North Dutch ckuccA, OF Fulton and Will
liam streets, 81 lo1 A. nnd4P NJ Seats free to all
AT the New Jerussler, courch (Swedeuborgiss), 1903
Broadway, at 10 !. A. ". 5eats free
A! The Protestant Episcoosl Hssion church, Rev. G
Dnt.or pastor, at lo1s A. and IA P ". Seats FREQ
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Before Hon. Judge Hilton
John Nispctrict dsartoh G. F11oo, &c --Nc.io, "a
oonnm report Of referee aad fos esvs 70 prose NE IA
dsrtsking granted
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causing the most extyavsgart expressions or jy raase
iessivtes were nters With ether meats OF
diversified and appropriate cha-sc,er aud ho,e Who
away IN the country tar of from tbs hannts ~ city ss
and were unsble TO eejoy the gracd times sAd by tbs c
zens or the metropolis never ndulged their PATRIOTISM
gr ater extent than she sw III ont .xcitsd hand OF
brosbers and ssters who vied with each other 10 DONG
honor to tho joyful of hakng the OLA and
New Worlds by cord OF endless sympathy And perfect
continuity Nay each returning anniversary
new these outpourines Of rejoicing and thanksgiving
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DEMONSTRATION AT MEMPHIS.

hkMIHIs, Ioon August 10 1858.
reo national and two ssa,es o. twenty on guns
EACH were tired here to-day In OF the ocean tee
graph.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30
The Eclectic College of Medicine,
 CINCINNATI O

VIVHE WINTER SESSION of lS5S-9 will com II mence the 18th day of Octnber and continue sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course of Lectures will be given, occupying six or seven hours daily, with god opportunities tor attention to practical na,unly, aud with ample Clinical facilities the Commercial Hospital
 The arrangement of the chairs will be as follows -
 T. E. ST. JOHN, M D.,
 Professor o Anatomy and Physiology.
 J.F. JUDGE, M. D.,
 Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 A. J. HOWE. M. D.,
 Professor of Surgery.
 C. H. CLEAVELAND, M D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
 VIM. SHERWOOD, M. D., Professor of Medic al Practice aud Pathology.
 J. R. BUCHANAN. M. D.. Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology ane lnsi-
 tutes of Medicine.
 JOHN KlNG, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
 Children The terms of the session will be the heret0- fore, viz:-Maricuiatl"n. S5 OO. Tuition $20 co De- mns,rators Ticket $5 co. (Every student is required engage tn dissection one sessIUn before graduation GraduaIion S25 O0. Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (uptuuaI,) f5 CO.,
 The Lecture k oons are newly finished, neat and comfortable, a central locality Un College Hall, Walut sreei) where students will find it convenient call on their arrival
 Tckeis Tor the session may be obtained ot the Dean of the Faculty, his office, No. ll3 Smith street of Prof. C. H. CeavelanG Secretary of the Faculty, No. l39 Seventh street, near Elm. la JOHN KING, M. D., Dean.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30
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