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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

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gabl~a. ,s.c a., Ne forwarded ~ 'ns - ~ -.ss,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Bs.,a4a -f -i o. Fa.a-c lilo . The NefA as1
srutA q irat-- 4r4 l'i ~ = tmisd st.ies p I,t
ne ,atii receipt. IS; al ~ .'faSsic ans Gag sFf'
10 g. the ,est datea fec~cei, A. shc~a by OUT ht'
n cotton table arr ~; "a haes bot the ac.as,
rtop he= n,ad. u % the Is; ssp,etnbci b, The S.N
You shipping aud Commercial L,ss eisi The isst'
cnee u 'te+k. ai Augpsts and Hamburg. fo''iPs
oyef,ua a.. sal a., r. FAR fycm 3.I0l opl 'r1e' an
,nrr.s4e W ,sg u eal.s a. compared vita u Twp
81 Ia; saas.
PROSPECTS OF THE CRor.
wth fs.afl 10 tie coming crop. orr remarks mnsi
.s,,a-rt I, a gev Nrrl. The Spring w. generally
rs.her f,v frlAie bet IRE 'snrerat4ic OF hNeh AM
.,t "a. vsry lrvr-.r deed felov that Of February
"a a, ,sr !.,h Of Apri heavy fr,s; cut Of the
rlsui In several as;s.i. 70 that much REPEATING wa
,e9uirel -qH~rquea,ly hnwsTrs TIE ~cither Wa
-e'y fs-crst,r ard ere-ns veT- ircni ~ ,he ~ OF
Lie thr aare4rarce " :as crop in al quarters aelns
~ mrs, .isy eharactef. Ih- ovesahss of iac Ms
sssit,ri IN TIC Spring ard early 70 me sanner' 70
vhawc have FFct0l4ly roriied Dc y sd .sc g ",
On mary t., tie river glln,ai.UAs IA thi' sia'e lAa
Nss.u!rrl reducing the ~ rip . IN extent 20
ss5'y p.t',na,eI Al .po 600 >, so 900 bslss. The
rnan,. Vi June and July and The eaFly part OF Az
ift rrefr warm sna dgy m4igf4ng the Cotton a. rap
l.ilv s.. relit hs desired bui daring portion Of the
lat meath there haze teen com aini. ~ IN some Few
d..,f.l,. of luiary from wet weather sad tie voTm
rlfp 81 alag ssa.oa however. has cenncagcd VIA
favorable prospects. and az ths TINE taefc u ,NF
promise 3 s1od crop. There sic. howefef 'o9
,aauy y. .-itea.s Attendant upHn Tie p!ud4ciia 81
ma .re taple O. ju-tiy luy rstmses ct ihis carry
period 90 The t1tal yield. A. = the quality We may
chtc-ye th5i he reeepis Tins tar pgua'-e wen
{ t.1n .cnerliy vel maiufed q s'9d -'iaus "a
ne. snd ear. ells-ihsf;.qu mostly u 10" hai'iA.
Tae ant arrival II the new crop consisted o. t~o
bales from rsx1- frce we'd here on tAe .'th o 'u'y
icing three seess carrier tnlh 10" nr't i,'rp' ~
year frdn the sarge state. They were H'.i matifrn
ana q good STAPLE arl asc 4 them Nbilh va wei
.innel and glasscd as luy Mddiu- was 81 y a. We
hngy pnse q lic e. =. IT, - ha,g 5'nl 'ae "
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chiscs were legalized provided a SAL
was sanctioned 10y 10y law Of the CON
pany, PASSED by two-,hirds Of the prop,t
body Those who hold the deed Of trus,
have converted securities and otherwise
managed to become apparent creditors
they are forcing sales under these cx,cu
tons, and if they are made the cid stock.
holders are ruined,
IN reply 10 a question in regard to the
liability Of the stockholders Of the five
per ceL.s for any other payments, Mr.
Fowlkes said TINT there was a contrarie.
~ Of legal opinion, but the weight Of au
,hority had decided that, ~ the terms of'
subscription called for only ) per cent
10 be collected, it was in the nature Of a
contract between the company and sub
scriber, and was inviolablc from any dc.
mand instituted by the company's credit.
urs.
After an animated discussion and fun
interchange Of opinions, the convention
unanimously adopted the report and re-
clu,ions, and expressed confidence IN the
management. Of Or. Fowlkcs - P.mgane
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das u M ANA ~ ~ NdtaR uialli 10Y stfist
VI .1t.na ta Glol " ldine. t.t closing ~ Iltslls
sud ~ i1g Nfilms.
s~e- We have clipped the following
for the benefit II the editor # the Flag
bat more particularly IL the Crockett
Printer Our lively and usually good
na'urel Crockett cotemporary seems
offended, and il occurred to ~ that a
philosophical consideration Of the sub.
iect. might perhaps have tendency TO
restore his mind 70 It's accustomed tfau-
guilty
HAIR Sr,NurSs Is ESo The earliest
notice Of thls fact will tc found recorded
in job is IL. H. l5:-"I In thoughts
from the visions a the night. when deep
sleep talleth on mcu, fear came upon me,
and trembling which made all my bones
Oh shake Then q spirit passed before
my face. The haUp 8g fest aoe9 ~.
a. The Res Dr. Andrews If Bcrcsiotd
Chapel, Walwrih told nae he once saw
n remarkable illustration ut this result
iI'ill Tue @a'll' '""N' - 7''N ''"'
W IIilam ff'oert VINO nad nee'i concern
ed in the murder OF Woare. for which
rhurtell was hanged "a ls2i was indie
ted "a, the uld Barley, IA 500, fer horse
stealing. and being found guilty June
y was thet' eNeSul''- ~ A.''rN .
had been requested To attend ths man.
ahd i"nha h's ID STA" 81 s.N ~ %. u
prevented r.lest'h' aim -' t,'e''' '''
refn'n; hli 'As h .i,h' Il eN.s"''. y"
a's ulo4 cielr'! ana ne vas ANXIOUS ''
listen aad ,lh the prayers. 'H Gavin
tic coll, amt gong To- inc room "Ne'' NC
was p'n'nn"d' he became -''"'"""' 'N'
'ii'd' ana va, instant inc 81, 'l''''','' ''''
h,, hair long. ianky week., iron gray
hair-arH SO < 'naAaiiN ava 5000 perfect
" upright, and SO remained for some
short time aud then as gradually trli
down The fact Is accounted llr from
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MISS ANNA VAIL,

About leaving the friendly shores Of this, her native
country for Europe feels anxious Of
those cities which she has been received with
Kindness taking In her way musical places she
yet had the honor 70 appeGr pleasure
10 announce 10 Jhe
Musical Amateurs of Nashville,
Grand Musical Concert th5 course few davs, on
which occaiiOn viii be assisted b. the following emil
nent ATtstsi
MOLLENHAUER,
The great Volnst, created quite sensation Bu-
FoPe snd this cJuntrs'
N.B-MOns Julien, announcing the brothers Molten
haueF SAYS his programme: "Their Duets have aston
tonhsd The dletant Of musical ERrop by their surprs
ing unity Of aad expression, accorded BY these gifted
Artists TO ther performances The brothers Moilenbau5I
are hignly celebrated for heir pOsions
eeuVe abilities their QuaTtsLtes and Musea di ComOFs
having given them much Tenown among posers and
artists a. their playing has achieved with the public"
THE. SCHREINER,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil Of Lszt.
may 9-u
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR,PROTECTED SOLUTION
PrOtOxide of Iron Combined,

EEHD IAN
OR,PROTECTED sOBUTIONOF
PrOtOxide Of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal to which dseOve-
the Matera Meica subjected, must now be re
DYSP E p STA,
Affections Of the Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia Bronchitis
sumpye tendencies DsOrerd Of the Blood, Bos Sour
w. prOstrang effects Of Lead Mercury, General De
TIVE medicine, beyond question The proofs Of its efficacy
are numerous well authenticated, and Of such peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be cure
extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from one cause may be cured
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure
precisely that which has often baed the highest order oi
medical skill. The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
and the safety and ecy Of the Syrup incOnrOYetbe Those
may wish for opinion from isineeted persons respecting
the character Syrup, fail satisfied with the
following, among testimonials in the hands Of the
community and Of the highest respectability.
CAKD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial
fects Of the Peruvian Syrup do hesitate recommend
attention Of the public. Prom experience,
well as from the testimony Of Others whose and iuteg
rty altogether nqueonabe, wehave doubt of its ea
cy incpen disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
sages Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, DrOpsy Neuralgia &c. In
those them, and have volunteered their test
mony, as do ours to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev John Pierpont'
s.H Kendall, NJ. d. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. Amory, James c. Dunn
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTCE-Itis we'll known that the medical effect Of ProtoxidG
maintain solution Of Protoxde Of IRON without further oxda
on has deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attained by combination in before
known and this solution replace all the proOcarbOaeS, c
trates and tartrates Of the Materis Meiica.
A. HAYNES NJ D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
ID BOylston street, Boston, U. 5. A.
PR1cz.-Largs bottles 50, small bottles 81.
Foi sale in Nashville by DEMOvILLE & BELL.
may4-d6tW6m.
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PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD


- g 7=ss.s.sa.5 - gzs=z s. -
FEyHE Great Central Route, connecting atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and SoUthWeste States, by con-
tiuuous Railway This road also connects al Pitsbg
daily Of all ports % the Western Rivers
and Cleveland Sandusy with ers TO all ports on The
Northwestern Lakes making the most c5 cedst ana rec
gJZerous by which FREIGHT forwarded to and from the
treat West. - - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BoOts, Shoes, DT Goods IN &c per OOH
boxes, Furs, Feathers, &C..
sFCOSD CLAss.-BOoks and stationary Dry 6Os per 100 is
Goods Cn bales,) HardwaF1 Leather &c.s
THIRD CLAss.-Anvis, Baplngs Bacon and SOC per IOOh
Pork lin bulk,l Hemp &C,
FoURTH CLAss-COle, FISH, Bscon and FORK Al, er 1OOH
(packed,) Lard and hard Oli'
Flour-75cts per bbL until further notice.
Grsin-25cts. per 10 lbs, until further notice.
Cott5n-S2 per zie, exceeding 500 lbs. weight until fur
her notice. a..
- particular TO mark package Cjd. PhHGdsDbtG RaVrOdd
All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Railroad Phladel
pha or Pttsbsrg will be forwarded without detention.
Favour A5ENTs-Hsrris, Wormley Co., Memphis, Tenn
RI Sd sg Co.. St. Louis }. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Indiana Damesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter JeWsrt,
Louisys, Ky; K. c. Medrum, Madison Indiana ring
a Brown, Irwin & Co., Cincinnati n. W. Graham Co.,
ZauesJe Ohio Leach Co., No 81 kby street, Boston,
Ieeoa House. New York. No. l. William street,
apd Battery Place New York. T. J. Sneer Philadelphia
NagreW KO0ns, Baltimore; Geo. c. RTancsCus, Pttslurg
Il. IL. HOUSTON, General Freiyht Agezt, Phit'a.
n. J. LOMBAERT, SUp't,, Altoona, Pe5lH
april, '55-f
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ooD.CCn mANuFACTORY,

XXI MEREDITH, a and g Oolsse sresr I9s nss nov
w v fr sale at bis Factory, 6oO boxes OF Maonlc-
@ in boxes 81 % so, aud 100, and l4e pounds eachs
s views Of the trade, at from IL TO 70 cents pound;
All u which VIII sell a. wholesale 70 ne trae' a. pess mat
5s5ts EaEng Manufactured Tobacco requested T.
,e1 and examine for themselves. Also, l ~
~- 'TJyO HUNDRED TH0UsAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission will be sold by the thousandl
mice than ever sold In this city before ---- q
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. septl3-u
VOUGHIOGHENY 1CEs
E Of Ice In the city, taken from the pure waters
Of Yougkogheny Rye can be purchased at reasonable
prices Depot Of Broad and Front Streets At soAD
Ice House on Front street, and from the which viii pas
through the city dailys - .-... - :. - F.
apr5O-d9m RIDDLE, CoLE4AN CO. !
r EHANON MILLS FLOUH.-Ws have been nads
Agents the Of the Lebansd Mills Flour, which
superior brand
may maysO-f CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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PAINTING EsTABLESHMENT. !.

DUTLBERSs HOUSEEzOLBERS. ecC.S ETe re
I'D qtd to take notice that the undes ned having lnaos
necessary arrangements, aud secured the Of
workmen prepared take LARGE oONTRACIsin the i
Of his yocoton in ali its various banches In the q
HOUSE PAINTINGS
the subscriber s prepared to execute with the greatest
all contracts however large which may be tendered In style ana
upon which cannot fail 70 give satisfaction ne = A0 pre-
pared 70 execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAIETISa, GRAINIEo ANS 4AhsLlNo.
Hsvns that department secured the services OF te most expert
and experienced artists. ,,,.
The subscriber would request persons having worA IN aus hs 20
Il. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-dtf No. g. Union S. between Cherry and summer
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LAND FoR SAFE.

gVHT Subscriber offers for sale seventy Of land on the
Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles from NashFe ad-
Joining which he resides and the lands OF Capt don
Jones The land equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent, falling wte with the beautiful building ice
n country and in the mdss Of e finest in
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
TIME ONLY ROUTEb by which through Washington
can procured which point we'll Baltimore,
only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 70 enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York at the cost Of ticket 70 New YORK
only thus enabling and travellers for pleasure
information o. the principal cities In the Union for
less than an be Afforded ~ any other route.
And is the only route by hc Through Tickets can be had
Rchond, Norfolk, Wuceser fredericksburg, and Peters
burg VA Ctarleston, Savannah Macon, Atlanta Augusta,
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers ir1m Aahv the stage Coaches OF Carter
Thomos or steamers Cumberland river, Louisville,
connecting Mail Cincin
rst or with the Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis, Ind,
nks direct connection Columbus, Ohio with the Central
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made Washington City Ba
more, Philadelphia and EeR York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
Transferred at Cairo Of the Illinois Centred Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Haute, Indianapolis Dayton
and Xena Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus az
10 NJ $3.50 P. M. and =, ?. NJ
? Travellers requested to notice that while this is the
aordng Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities at
the charged AeC York Oty it is
also the speedy direct all the leading points
Columbus to Baltimore Is only
SIC miles being New York than
consequently less detention, than by any other.
II ? The is baasted with broken stone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUNsET agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
U. S. Nail steamers, TO the JefeTsonville BaiiToad Office
Main street. WM. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & o. X. \
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent.
iuue
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AARON STRETCH,
ETEWHOLEsALE AND RETAILETE
DRUG GTST,

ETkWHOLESALE AND RETAILNLE
DRUG GTST,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND UNION SZREEZE
TTACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED: 1st.
That Strech Soda Water Apparatus finest in the
Union, outside Of New York city.
ID The quality Of his Soda Water e1celled If equalled
by any the Union.
Iii, Syrus are manufactured by new mode which makes
them healthier and more pleasant the TASTE those
iaCtured in the old way.
4h His celebrated spanish Mead is far superior to any thing
sold in the UnOn except in New Orleans.
5 The run that he is having for his Soda Water and
Aead greater than that ofany other in the Union
TOILET PREPARATIONS, &C.
Lubins fine sachets;
do extracts and toilet PoWders
Powder Pubs and Boxes;
Large Fine Bathing Sponge and Brushes;
Musk and NerIeHa Toile! Waters;
New Hair Coloring Fluid the article made
Woods llar Restorative; .
Mrs. Aliens do
Phalon's Hair Invigorator;
Genuine MacassAr Oil;
Hair Dyes Of assorted kinds;
Chamois Skins; Shaving Mirrors;
Nursing Bottles Brushes of all kinds, &c
FLAVORLNG EXTRACTS.
Lemon, Strawberry,
Rose, Rasberry,
Orange Vanilla,
Almonds, Pine Apple,
Celery, Peach
FISHING POLES, &C.
large Fishing Tackle Extension Poles with
Of Walking Canes, Snoods Fishing Hooks, sc.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and Dark French Brandies;
Fine Cherry Brandy;
do Peach do
do Blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky
NeTsom's hest do
Madeira, Port, and Sherry Wines;
Which bought expressly for Medicinal purposes and will be
/ sold in the way.
Kept constantly on hand all other arce5 appertaning to the
may9O-tf A. STRETCH.
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MEMPHIS COURSE
The Races over the Memphis COurSe will
commence on TUESDAY October 19s 1855
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 10 The ''R LKER STAKE,
for three year od $40 entrance $50 forfeit. Mile heats three
fill the stake the Club add $780, provided the
and close the lst day Of August 1853 secur
ity will required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME DAI.-JOckey Club Purse 5000 Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 2O-JOckey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three In five.
SAME DAYSWepstake for two year ods; $500 entrance;
$50 forfeit. 'Dash mile" three to fill the Stake
three entries Security will be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l--The - HARPER
STAKE for three year Ods Two mile heats; $500 entrancei
500 forfeit three m the stake; the CluD to add $780,
provided the and close on st day Of August
1858. Security will he required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, Friday October 2JOckey Club Purse S4OO
Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, sARURDAT, October 25-JOckey Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
''Walk over the above Course entities the horse the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
III 7 All entries, with fOrfeIts must be directed to
WM. 7. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
te29-till Oct. 10 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington (Ky Observer and Reporter copy till October 10
send bill 70 this Office for collection.
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VILLHAM ms & CO.,
CsUCCEssoRs TO KIRKNAN & ELLIsO
81 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

FARMERS,
VNTfO are in want Of Corn Sheler Straw Cutters, Hames,
Wv Chains Of kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton or
Tobacco Scye Blades and Cradles Axes Rope for Plow Lines
ale, Hay Manure Forks, Shoves and Spades Gate
Hinges Butcher Knives, Sausage Cutters Nails cut or wrought
Pump Chain, e Gross Saws Sheep Shears sieye and Kid
dies, Waffle Irons, Curry Combs.
UERCEHANTSs
Who visit Nashville for the purpose Of buying Table Knives and
Forks, Pocket Knives Shears and Scissors Shot Guns and es
Locks Of all knl Cotton Cards. ANs or OF the nnuneable
items necessary make up complete stock Of Hardware.
CARPENTERS,
Who want buy Planes OF any kind. Common or Cast Steel
Au-urs Auger Bits, Hand Saws Rules, Foot
AIDES, Braces and Bits Double and Single Plane Bits Compass
Clls and G0ug Drawing Knives, Gimbc Hatchets and
Hammers Spirit Levels Oil and Water Stones Squares Of any
kind Drivers, Gauges Chalk Lines Auger and Chise
Handles, Sets.
ELACRSWETETS,
Who neo of Auvls Vices either Common or
Box, Bellows OF size, warranted to work perfectly Horse
Rasus Flat HALF Round Files, Sege aud Hand Hammers
Horseshoe Nails English and American Bisters, Cast and Shear
Sl st1Cls and Dies, old fashioned Screw Plates ST cost
COOPEERS,
Whoare IN Hoops. Stock HOwels, Lance Necroze
LevgiIg lanes, JuiLtsr AIDES, BacSng, HoCWng Leading
aua other COOpggs Knives.
GCNS1IITHS,
Who want good Gun Barrels Flint Percussion Locks Sheet
Grass Ur Silver Guards and Butts Double Triggers, XIII
HOT&E-fsUE UELDERS,
Who in need Of EuoLocs and Lahers Of any knd what
ever Hinges and Screws Bolts Of all kinds, Window Fast
uers, sash Springs, Nails, Pat Brads, in short,
EVEERNBODH,
s in want Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gun fine
Razor Pocket Knife, Set Of Knives and Forks or anything
usually Hardware Store, would find it to their interest
l'''--s''s' u WILLIAMS & CO.,
No. 81 Public Square.
Tie Old Sand Of E1r17nan Dc Ellis.
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IN THE WEEKLY.
0 DOLLAR per squarsfOr the st, and FIFTY cETs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published 10th the Daily and Weekly, vii
charged the full daily rates with oGehah the weekly rates
zlsiaat Aavsrissasats sst b PAID for At t1s ttus Of
SRSerfiOa
To COrrespouaeufss
It will great deal Of unnecessary tioube
friends writing viii bear In mind the following rules
Always give the date Office county, and state In the body
Of yourl letter.
II you wish the paper changed from Oce to another, give
both Offices in full
II you write on business and on matters write on separate
sheets Of usner, OF different leaves Of sheet.
Octed all such facts and
subjects as may information interest the plbe-
Anonymous communications of whatever character viii receive
oattention.
Correspondents should Ws only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake rejected communications.
All letters on business should be directed % Mes T. g
EAsTAN Co., and not personally to either Of the POPHe
tors.
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yENIs well watering place, Is south Of Pulaski
Tenn miles from ElktOn, having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated BY the OPEN
ed for visitors on 9Th Of May. The water is the best Chay
beate South West and the best Freestone-e loca
high the atmosphere cool and healthy; altogether
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive improvements have been made the building
ground, give accommodation to 200 visitors
elegant Ten Alley and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week BY Stage, and after the 9Th
Of July every day.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville, Aemtuckys
UNE Lectures in this will the first
Monday in November continue four months During
October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the Hospital and
College. ..-
FACULTY.
Benz. Dudley NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
Henry n Bu, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
John Hardin NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics Clinical Med-
cine.
C. W. Wright, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry.
N Marshall, NJ. d. Professor Of Matsria Meca and Thes-
peutics.
gerry and Clinical Surgery
W. d. Stirman, NJ. D., Professor Of
G. W. Baylees NJ d. Professor Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
David Cummins, NJ. D. Demonsrator.
For full in nformaton address
n. B. MARSHALL, n. D.,
e29-2m Dean Of the Faculty.
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MACHINE MADE TIORSEsHOEs.
NOfice OfDissnImfiOn.

EENHE firm Of ALLISON ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
And. Allison, T. Anderson, and W. d. MLanahan was By
mutual consent dissolved the lst day Of june by the retiring
of Mr. MLanahan from the firm. And Allison and T. Anderson
alone authorized to wind up the business Of the old firm
Those indebted the late firm requested to make payment
without delay and those having claims against the viii pre-
sent them for payment ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Having purchased Mr. NLanahans interest in the goods
have taken partners n business Dixon A. Allison and
John B. johnson. We shall continue old sand where
will be pleased meet old friends and merchants generally
Being ANXIOUS cut down stock low as pOsne
preparatory fall purchase viii offer inducements in prices
to those wishing repenh their stock We shall be glad at all
times receive their ORDERS and viii do best to fill them sat
isfactOrily. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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