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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17
FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN

L dLL IN
~ STITUTE, (Richmond uiIL)-The End ssnnusl
Session will commence on the 20 h September. and
co ltinus ten months. The Boarding Department
viii be under the direction IF Mr. 1hos W Graves,
and his lady, tlate of Charles City County) Whose
attention and experience We feel assured will be en-
tirey SAITH factory.
Rev. ROBERT p. STUBS. President, Natural
Sciences and Ma.hematc s.
MI GEORGE W ARMISTEAD. graduate of R NJ
College, Ancient Languages, Mental and Moral
Science Refers to Faculty r. NJ. College,
Mr.. T. A. NEWHISER, Professor Instrumental
Music
Miss CLARA DRAKE, graduate of Buckirg-
ham Female Institute, French Language and Assis
tart in Music.
Miss HARRIET COULLING. Gate teacher in Pc
ter:hurg Female College, High Enelt h branch ?
and Preparatory pepartu en- assisted by the Preei-
dent, by his special care to sll the ciassey.
Competent Professors will be provid for elias es
in German, italian, Painting. Drawing and other
Ornamental. branches.
FEES For half session of five months. payable in
advance: Board. $751; Tuition. in Primary English
branches, SO. Higher English $l5: Ancient and
Modern Languages each IS; Music, 800 Use of In
strumept 81; Ornamental Branches each $2!0.
Fer further particulars see circulars, .r address
the President or A. q. STUBS,
Cor Sectry U. +. c. i.
IN Tuas nd vi
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Miss NJ v. DANFORTH'S SCHOOL,
AZ lead coIossd cottage Broad street. third dnov
below the African Church. Tue next semifp of thif
oetobsr. ns-jAvlw
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
\ AND PERSONAL PROPERTY In THE co

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
- AND personal PROPERTY In THE co
OFHENRIOO, gNE AND A HALF MILES BELOW
s ~ JOIN ystSs deed
the Clerks Office Of Henrco County Court to secure
TO Havid Baker, Jr. certain sum of money sreci-
enciary will proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, the Path Sop ember, 1853, commencing at
i.ociock the following Real and Personal Property
beautiful Cottage Farm one and half miles be
low Richmond, called Zaapus Range. situated in a
Turnpike contang twenty-five scres a ii lining the
lands of Robert Still. s 9 Landrum aud others The
POI is OF the finest auai.y and has been very high
zen for several years past, and Is now producing
heavy crops of grain and vegetables. There is a
spie11dia bold spring OF cs.d pure water Rear the
Tho improvements are nearly new. having been
u Cottage bwens eantann sSns ssve .,
built in the most modern etyle, Kitchen bies
family.
THE TERMS of the deed require cash sale Int
arrangements can be made, If desired for a Ion
ereoit on much the largest portion of ths purchase
immediately after the sale of the lard. will bs sold
for casa, all the Household and Kitchen Furaiture
the agricultural Implements. Wagon, Cart, Harness
&C. II FRA SER, Trustee.
care Dy ooDpIS JEFFERSON. Aucts 30 10 ids
T .OOK AT THIS.-Desirable RESI-
~ DENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION, AFFORD
ING A GOOD LOCATION FOR PHYSICIAN
Or FOR MALE OR PEMALE sCHOOL.-Hav
ing ds termned to remeve to University of Virginia
for the purpose of educating my sons ! shall Offer
for sale, at public auctioD on THURSDAY, the Is
instant, the FARM on which 1 reside, contai0ing
l70 acres. The buildings are new and commodioue
finished on In style, with ell necessary out houses
have practiced medicine in this vicinity f,r four
teen years, ana recommend 1t as an excellent loca
ton for that business. eituatsd in the county q
Appomattox, II miles east of Lynehburg, and
miles north of Concord Depot, SSKR.
shall sell ON same day. my Crops, Stock, House
hold a d Kitchen furniture
Address w HAMMER MD
Be H-lw Spanish Oaks, Appomattox, Va.
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DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH ,OL.-

TVIsOT. OIlHI6 IhN . y . III To L.
l. Prot. CHRISTIAN having procured very con-
Portable rooms Main ct. between End and 3rd
will reopen his School on the Let of October
His grounds ara large and shady. sffording ample
room for the boys 20 Play without going into the
street.
His course Of instruction vii! be thorough and
complete. prenariDg young men for the advanced
classes at the University Drawing will be taught
by Mr.. Calyo, and French by Prof Emion.
peI w
frenrn ana Drawing, % u,
s. S-20t% II ! CURISTJAN
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VALUABLE GARDEN FARM HAN

,,,.,, OVER COUNTY For SALE AT AUCTION.
WI be sold on MONDAY. the 9th day Of Sep
At y o'clock. a. ". the excellent little @ Az.
DEN FARM, Of 50 acres. on the border of Of
Hanover County, now occupied by the sub
scrber who has just engaged in the transaction Of
business which requires his daily presence in Rich
mono 4 considerable portion of the soil IL remark
ing The location is One well adapted for the resi-.
dence II good ply sictan such having lust re-
moved from the ue;ghborhood within two miles of
the place now offered. which was also occupied BY
phys about two years ago Distance from Rich.
m0nd. Ga miles.
TERMs-verv accommodating and made known
at the hour of sale. &c HOWARD
sa,e conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoS, Aucts
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
~ NILES WEST OF RICHMOND.

The next session of this School will commerce Oh
the LIST of October next and close the lst of next
August, with an intermission of one month at
Chris tmas.
Tution. for the scholastic year. from $50 to $40
accorrinx to grade
Beard incluiing table roc ms, bed fuel lights and
washing sl2 70 rer month"; pay able half In adyance
Those who with to place their sons or wa-ds IN
der my and instruction, will please make early
application, as only few vacancies rema n
GEO. g. EXALL. A. NJ
N. B-Address me at Richmond. g. @. r.
Sc Pins
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| &. SQUIkE'S

"s SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Conner VI flain and lat stree, Richmond Va.
The 18th Session will commence Oh MON DAY, the
9th of September, lsss
TERMs-per session. half session in advance:
Junior English........... ....-....-........$40 90
senior Eng sh or Re ginners in Lain-........ so 90
Latin Greek aud Higher Mathemat % 90
Modern Languages by Prof. e. Houday er.. % ca
Drawing, BY Jot A. Cal 20 No
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening Of the session. Can do 30 by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and Place Of APP
puintment. au23--d2m
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Mr.. D. TURNER'S select CIassical

Mr.. b. TURNEK'S select Classical
A'A and English School. Main street, between Bird
and 4th streets The l5tn Academic year of this
school will commence ON MONDAY. the 9th O.
September, 1853.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to csm-
mence either of the Ancient or Modern Langua yes
or enter clas ses already formed.
For further particulars, please call on Mr.. TUR-
NER, (afser the 18th OF september,) ct his School
I'd and Sd. AN IIESm
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MRS. PHILIP MAYO'S SCHOOL will
AsA bs ra-orened on MONDAY, the 10th of Sen,
TENDER, in O room. on the lot owned and oceup"d
by Mr Thomas Brockenbroagh. on Clay, between Cd
and an streets
For further particulars, enquire Of Mas. MAYO.
at tire Richmond House.
au 4-2aw4w&tlawfws
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Address. Charles City Court House. Va
"a ia EyW

Mrs. DIR MUNFORD'S SCHOOL,
AsA The third term of this School will begin on the
LIST Of October. and end on the lst Of July next.
Terms for beginners. e2; for ttheis. 325 and $50.
according TO their requirements.
School ,oom corner Of and Canal sts.
an
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~ 1oddia 9 App. 81. 81
TRUsr aALE or MOST yAtuARIr

RICO. Man RICHMOND.-ln tursussss q ~.
rfcvis!ors o. deed Of trust dstsd ths iets d. "a
June is5z. aud recorded in Henrteo Coantv dirss
Gerkst Nee. on the nth day Of the zane vScrts
and year. executed By william Z Taylor q ia fub
scrters ~ usfees for b. pa pese u securing The
payment Of debt tn : !, monsiooed. de- q Jos
Tate. ~ rtali. on lEiDAT. the t7ek dey n Ser.
tomb z. 1855 1t O'clock r u. proceed "a - q
public auetf n CD Vt premisee. % The hIeksss hid
OF parcel Of lsp1 esiled "Chesuut Drove. z tsted
to ID aid county 4 ucarico. and conssinioe Two
dundred and Forty ax Acres. be the saune = - OF
less. which the aid illiam Iaylor. desiv uu-
Ger the VIII Of bic late father, Wan TsllnF. dec'd
should the sale azores iii te prevc~ted ff3ak taking
place. ~ the day and hour Akove mtptipned Ia
cons querce Of bed wsnthor, az FINN af1Y other
eause, then said sale will 10 cuntieusd ffom day 20
c e.y 20 to N. same hour. Sundays excepted yua-
I'll the same 10 Elected
iskss OF sALg-So much Of ID purchase money
20 pc paid n cssh. .. VIII be sL lent 10 pay the
snc n ~ ~ ndpg the sxecnsion u shs sad tsuss.
sno .as sac astt due % tbs s.a Jobn Tate
~ asy oi July, k57. and 70 the residue a tha
"a pItensse mooey upon such terms % shAli at
"a ssie y prescribed BY the administratof of tho
ssid VIM Taylor or In case OF Ills fAinrs 10 70 A.
~ On sucn terms az wil said SALE BE- prsscsib
We believe the title to sid properly 70 BE- nm.
9ucsuonabie, but acting ~ Ttustss, shsli convey
tne same with spec 81 warranty only -
NrTiN tLLEJT lr,r.,...
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EDUCATION.
EEMALR SCHOOL.
HENRY NOBIyKON


prnpcses to open, m the first MONDAY IN
October In . very pleasant room above The syc.
arnare Chureh Lecture Room, FkMALE aCHfNji.
10 which will be thoroughly taught the usnai
thes o. English. the Latin and French Ian.
soages, and Music on the iano The tsrnas Az
per sessson OF nine months. will be reonieed' The
onenaf Ia advance; the other, at the middle or the
sesslon Ills daughter. who has had several year,
swsler1fnce in teaching. will have charge Of the
~, department. At al additional price Of $40
~ "a ssacauaintancs, Rsenmord Ia quite limited,
pnt ne Matters hims that an experience In fe.
nae teaching In Norfolk and the lower country,
VIII epsufe the entire satisfaction of those who may
patroise his Institution He ex u cts 70 be in Rich
mohd tbs last week In this month but 10 the int
Pref Ii. J Christian
lie would also refer most respectfally 10 the fol.
,ov ing eentlf men, viz;
Judge HALIYbuRT oN. rr VIM n GWATHMEY
10Y JNo 9REGORf, Col THGS J kxANS,
( AnLETT. Eeq. NAT HILL. EQ,
DR. REv wELPOED, LEWIS HILL. Ee1. and
Or yN0W 0ARLlCK. ) HART Esa. iof Ire
DIR k9B'T LYNN l.rla OF cambridge i Hart
a -st kxxnz -
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Modern Languages. each..---..~........ 20 90
The Principal las had an experience as instructor
of youth of eight years, three of which spent
as the assistant in matht mates at the Virginia Mil
itary institute. He is aided in the departure nts Of
Ancient Languages, DC by a Master of Arts of the
University, who brings vi h him testimonials Of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute Licking
ton, Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, P X Grattau, u d
Myers, Tbos Price and Geo D Fiber, Capt c Dim
mock, and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly K Wexford
Au 25-2m
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EDUCATION.
0LrLrEn MILITARY INSTITUTE.

1 tLrLrsa aiLIrAkY INSTITUTE.
The nextsessian Of shi. In.titu.ion yin commence
Il ,s ''h q s eHHsffsj SSiai;ssssss;
Cuipeper. @ H.. Va.
INSTRUCTORS.
CHARLES r LIGHTFoOT, M ]. sup't and Tn
structor IN Mathematics &C
,JwGILLEsPIk. University Of Virginia. Ancient
3 dEOUx. College de chariem.sne. paris. Mod.
These Instructors will be aided BY competent As
sirtau s. sei-Im
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL. corner Of 9th and Clay strsets.-This
School opens the fret MONDAY in October.
(iayable Semi Annually, in adrdnce,
Senior Iiass--Advanced Classics and aiaihe-
Junior ca-Ruaim. nis Of the CLASH. With so' ="
the higher Fnglish Branches 90 90
Usual English Brauches. 90 %
prinayy Department 90 %
su 2i-sm RTGER MARTIN. :"
CCHOOL FOR BOYS IN SPRING.
- FIELD HALL. CHURCH HILL-The urder-
signed will open schcol for Boys in the above hail.
thoroughly taught the usual Enssh ~ bnsncsss
Mathematics, and the Latin language and lite.
Having had seven years experience in teaching
be hores by strict attention 10 his duties to merit
and receive the public patronage.
FOR particulars, see his Circular.
au 70 Inns JNO WTNFREE.
DHiLIP Il. STANARD will resume the
=. = duties Of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
TICAL SCHOOL, on the 9th day Of september
neAt, IL his rooms corner Of 5th and Clay streets
TERMS:
,Pay able semisunrally in advance)
English branches. including Mathematical
Course to surveying; ............:.-..:..,S40 90
or Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shadows
and Pen ctive. or Calculus. . 50 90
Epgsn ana Latin. 50 90
Eueieh. Latin and 60 on
french Extra 20 90
u. can be teen at the residence 81 Mr.. John
z. stsnsrd. corner OF 9TH and Clay teet.
au 26-lm
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VALUABLE TENEMENT ON T8E

VAL ABLE TENEMENT ON TIE
SOUTH sIDe or MAIN, BETWEEN 7rH AND
sold. on TUESDAY. the 2lst september, 1885, on the
premises, con mencinR at ~ O'clock the very desi-
rabie and conveniently arranged TeEement loca,ed
as ABOVE, now in the occupancy of Mons Prave (who
1s about to remove to his county seat, on lower
smes River The house has 10 rsoais besides
complete order. ~
sale. GODDIN r APpERaf1N
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A ACApEMIC TUTOR --Tha Trn.le 40

A ACADEMIC TUTOR. Tho Trustees
tutor, on SATURDAY The 18th Of September at
pelock, p. NJ. he will Commence his duties on the
lat OF October, and be expected to conduct the DO
partIpent as the best schools are conducted The
-asry s $780, andoG Of all the tuition fees of
The College. The Trustees guarantee Il shall be
s75o. Testimonials ghouid le forwarded 70 the sub
scriber, who viii not be ablo TO answer letters Of
inquiry
Iy-St no. RYIAND
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G r. PRNDLETON' MALE SCHOOL
- Am STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AM

The 4th session of this School will commence ON
MONDAY, the 20th September
Terms from $40 TO 800 payable in advance semi.
annually. No deduction made in case of dismissal,
or for any cause except protI acted sickness
REFEREscgs Col II Smith, supt /: Cant
g Dimnock, Publ; Gnsrd: Mr. j b Morton Cash,
Ter Bank Commonwealth Mr. II DibreI; Mr. W
z Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank: Mr. a VI
Smith: General W Richardson; Mr. Cha. les b
Willlam., Secretary State Agricultural Society.
I3-Im
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH.
~ B0SD. VA.

ST. JosEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
-, B0SD. VA.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
This tsstitution will resume srudies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September. Boarders, for board and
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for washing
ana M ndinR pay per anpum fl39, to be paid semi.
annually. in advance Day Scholars according to
the branches they study pay from 81 to IS per qar
tar. in advance. fsl thsr particulars. apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts or to the ut REV
J MCGiLL, Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cwts
MFRS. PELLETS sCHOOL.-The next
NA s.on will commence on MONDAY, Oct 4th,
and continue nine mcsths. class Of pupils. under
ten years OF age wi be received at $50 the session
French Teacher. Mr.. EAIoN
For further information, and the terms apply at
her residence, on Broad street, between 10Th and
18th. au 3I-2m
AIRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
Iva B0YS-9th street. between Grace ard Frank
lin-will re op.n On MONDAY, 18th October. The
number Ct pupils is limited to twenty-five.
Applications may be made to her at Mr. James ii.
Gard-rrs, on Broad street. near the Monumental
church.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Inyears OF age and over $50 80
Obuef ~ years Z3.DO
30 -tO5*
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The uextsession OF this lnsfitu.ion will commence
on Monday 9Th Ct fsptenitrr. Dor Catalogues an
rly to CnARLES Il Ll0HTfOUT
Cuipeper g H., Va.
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THE FXERCIsES Of Mr.. sTUARTS
4 CLASSICAL AND ATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be r. sumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.
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DkltACE SCHOUL.-l have engaged
TEACHER in ny family the ensuing year-fhs
services OF Mr.. akcTIE ApiNs-and SIN prepare
ard anxinns to receive limited number Of bOarderf
and scholars. &c companions for Ey sons.
Mr.. Adams is a graduate of the University snd
afterwards assistaut teacher In the High schoo',
and Ia erninently qualified TO teach having had ina
ny years experience.
TEENs-S200. every thing incluied. Except DO. ks
and stationery half pay able Let October. when the
schoo' opens. and half lst March.
Refer to Professors OF the University and to Rev.
WIN A sxLDEN, MD,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24

CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-Y esterday morning.
a very genteel-lOoking young man, called at
the Banking House Of A. WHELESs q Co,
Union street, and offered 10 sell a check for
$500, purpOrtiHg to come from the Bank of
Shelbyyille, aud signed " EDWARD CooPER. -
Mr. WIRELESS, being somewhat familiar with the
signature Of Sir. COOPER, (who is named
EDHUND, and not EDwARD) questioned the
young man about the genuinencss of the
check, whereupon he gave unmstakable evil
dtnce Of desire to get away H. was, how
ever, detained for the moment, and, upon be-
lag interrOgated, gave bis name as JoHN A.
THOMPSON lie made second attempt 10 get
away, but was overhaul d and given in Gus
tody by Mr.. WHEi-ESs GO Mr. CIEMoxs. the
county Jailor. H was subsequently taken
before JOSIAH FERRis, Esq, and being unable
TO give bail, was comm tied for trial lie
confessed to the court that bis real name Is
"oRTHAN7 bis father being a very respectable
citizen Of Naury county. He told several
conflicting stories in regard to the manner im
which ne came in possession of the check, de-
nying that be bad forged it A future court
viii determine the degree Of his guilt LISA
most unpleasant thing To witness in the Roz--
er of manhood, such a LAPSE from honesty
and uPrighfness, and il is hat charitable Ia
hope that he may prove bis Innocence.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24
HOW 10 Cure a Cold

An exchange gives the following recipe:
An excellent remedy for cough caused by
common cold is as follows: Take half pint
OF sharp vinegar, place in it an egg without
being broken, allow it to remain fortv-cight
hours, when it will be found that the shell has
been completely dissolved by the acid; then
break up the egg in the vinegar. add half
pint of honey, which being well mixed will
D. ready for nse. Take spoonful for a dose
several times day. 1t is SAID that it never
has failed TO produce relief
We suggest an improvement: While the
egg Is being soaked in the vinegar as above.
Keep yourself entirely quiet in an agreeabIy
warm temperature: cat nothing at all. drink
Just as much water tn thirst demands:
Soak The feet IN warm water at bedtime; lay
a wet towel. covered with dry flannel. over
the chest when you retire. In twenty-frur
hours You will be well. But as the vinegar
and-egg dose is only half done, you may as
well throw it away
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24

DEATH OF CART. JoHN BARKY.-We record
with extreme regret, the Il ath Of this gentle
man, which took place yesterday, at his resi-
dence in Edgcfeld. One day last week,
whist fencing with steel foils, for cyrr,is.
with his son, youth of some sixteen yeors
he was accidentally wound d. He had laid
aside the visor usually worn ON such occa-
SONS to protect the face, and in attemni-
ing 10 ward OF a thrust, threw the point of
Ills son weapon against the bone und p In.
prow' projecting over the eye The bone WINS
broken by tue blow and piece of it driven
INTO The brain. He fingered insensiLle 6u
yesterday when he died. This misfortun, i
terrible blow to the family. who are almost
overcome with grief aud to the boy sourc,
OF uautt.rable anguish for, althol n IN, pa
suit OF accident, and in no wise crns,roII,
the loss of dear father, under such cir,.,,,,-
stances, could not have any other effect imam
true-hearted child. He has the symp,tLi,.s
OF the entire community, and we trust il NAV
be some soiaee to him t. feel that he may in
some manner fill his fathers place Us pro-
tector of his family.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24

The WEsHIN TER REVIEW F0R January is
upon oar table 1t contains but min articl $,
yet the subjects are varied. and each is care
fully elaborated Each in itself is iUnportant
and interesting, yet there are some. of course.
which present superior claims to our attention
The first OF these is entitled. Africa1 L5fs. E,
being composed chiefly on extracts from, and
running commentary on, DR.. LGVINGsroNE,s
late work RESEARCHES IN .SoUTH AFRIcA."
Oneremark in eompliIn INT to the author which
occurs In the commencement Of the artcI we
CONSIDER so just that we cannot refrain from
quoting it One perpetual charm in this
volume is its dircctness. its freedom from
anything Resembling literary slang, the penny
a-liners elOquence and atapIilication" This
-directness," and simplicity. must strik. every
one who follows Dr.. l.. through his Il search
eS- There comes next the spicy review of
Spirits and Sprit-rappiRga-.,,- and anon Il
most Interesting paper entitled, Shelley
One OF the closing sentiments is as beautiful
as 1t is true. Shelly WAS one of the worlds
Foriorn Hope; one of those generous mar
tyrs who nov aud then appear at such rare
intervals, and fill us with undyino hone in the
cause OF Humanity; one of those who would
willingly lay down his life in the trench if his
body would but bridga over the chas,n for his
comrades to pass The English la India +"
contains some - Side-wipes - for the Amc4i-
can slaye-prodlccr," but such things dol't |
damage us "a great deal since still Cotton is !
Ming and the " slave-producer is also the |
King '-produc r Contemporary Litara-
ture,' the co itl ding article my he r nd bv
every one with pleasure, as well as proat,-it
Is small mine of information. Us regard, The
literary afslirs-oi the month.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24
Paraiiine Camel COaI Oils for In.
bricating Machinery.

IN scotland the Camel CoaOs have been very z.
Vorably known and extensively used in the place Of
SPERM for the last few years Oils of similar nat,r
anu qoaty are now being made by the Union Coal and
vi company, and are very highly valued wherever
known This Oil has the same weight and will hear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
BEST sperm, and is fully equal TO it as Lubricator.
having been subjected to the severest tests upon botb
heavy and light machinery, and given entire satsfac
ton. This OIL is peculiarly adapted to Railroads Cot.
ton Spmdies Machine shops, and all machinery
"here line OIL is required. 1t is more economical
than ordinary Oils, it sold at about the same nrce
anu as half the quantity will do an equal amount of
fabrication and do il better
his OH being entirely without gum should be used
IN the same manner the finest sperm The onenirgs
oil The cans and feeders ordinary coarsar OILS
should be reduced, otherwise, the OIL will be wasted
These Oils VIII be furnished 10 dealers AT the factor,
prices, adding freishs, Insurance. and exchange ana
all OILS sold By this company are fully guaranteed a
represented.
For sale by Ewin, Pendlcton & Co. of this CITY
Agents FOR the Union Coal and Oil Company. MAYS.
vile, KY.
We call public attention to the following Certificates
oil gentlemen known hero and elsewhere