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next term Of said court true copy
Jan. Is, 1859 vat Pr'sfec 80 Y X. kBRCHEVAL, C&

VxTM TALLY and Others Vim Birmingham and others
w 1t appearing the satisfaction q the CLERK and Mast
err rom the allegations in the cnmplajnaBs hill, that the
IeeDdcnts Richard Griffin and Elizabeth Griffin,
residents Of the Tennessee that the ordinary
crss ~ tie law cannot served them it IS therefore
Isrd that publication made in the Nashville Union and
American published in the City of Nashville Tenn,
for four successive weeks requiring the defendants Richard and
Elizabeth Griffin, appear at the next term OF the Chancey
Court at Lyisurg held at the Court house, in the town Of
IeWislnr Tennessee the first Wednesday after the third
Monday in February next, and plead demur tn the
compliments hill, the will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing parte the Of said Court
4 true copy. n n hh"Ciih'AL = . VI
Jan. ID, w4tpr's fee 81.
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HNCHaNCEIsY CoIEtT AZ LEMIsnI,I,G.

IN CHAEGEEsE COZ BT AT LENISBUkG,
January Rules, 1885 William Porch, Admins
traitor. Massey, and othorlt appearing to teaats
faction Of Clerk Master, from tie allegations in the
c1npainants hill, that the defendants James II Massey John
c. pare and wife, Eliza Dare, ami Joseph Massey,
siIeuts Of Tennessee. that the ordinary process
the Inv cannot be Ell them IL s therefore ordered that
lullicluu Be- in the Nashville Union and American,
- M cl i'm tirs City 81 Nashville, Tennessee for four
s1,ces weeks requiring the eels James Massey, John
Dare Eliza and Joseph II Massey 10 appear AZ the uNt
term Of the CIaucery LcWbuT, Tennessee. be held
AZ the Court in the Of LeNsurg, tie first We'd
uezIlv after third Monday in February next and plead
-er mr. dnur 10 the complaints BILL the will he taken
confessed % aud set down Ter bearing parte at the
next term Of said court A true copy.
Ian. H. 1850 wat pr sec 80 k. KERCHEvAL, Cam
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIEs.


CARTER, WTLLSFORD a. CO.,
(sucressors to Carter Mckay & Co, and r Lanier.)
On Tuesday, January 25th, 1859,
VETE will offer for cash Warehouse No Mar
w ket large Fresh and Cho Gro
clrle, comprising in part the following articles viz
800 hhds Sugar. 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds,
200 bags Rio Colce, 2O0 Cove Oyster,
lo0 bars Lagul at Coffee, 2nn boxes 36 Bar Soap,
30 bhls New Mola,ses, -OA boxes Palm Soap,
50 1s-bhls Molass.s, 1OJ hoNes Foxes Starch,
ibis Crushed and Powdered Woods Starh,
Sugar. ID dozen Broom's Starch,
geo bbis Cncinuat Whisky, 4OD loves S'-r Candles
y bills NeEsom do 100 boxes TalloW do
80 Old ROBERTSON County ~ = bills CrarheI. lies,
80 old Rye aud Bourbon do 200 dozen Painted Buckets
- pipes Brandy 100 boxes W + & Z Cheese.
- bhisWater and Butter Crack - bags Pepper,
800 Wrapping Payer,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 case Ssrdiues,
3Q0.0as assert II Cigars
With many other articles too tedious To mention.
many the goods Consignment they will he
eferei in liberal lots and without reserve 10 close
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
ianlG-td No. Market street.
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III w A Il E.

4
T5yHF SUBSCRIBERS are engaged in the MANDATORY
OF Tin Ware. Every piece that leaves the house Is
,rGrrqBted and finished with the greatest care.
SneaI attention paid to repairing Cooking vessels and all
articles of Tin Ware MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
ial5 II Ooliege suoe'-
"TR0UGFET IRON STOVES.---we have
NJ sortment of these popular Stoves which will sell
ths rest terms for n short time to punctual Gus
toners. Nl-NOAH'NiH' q ui-'0i'i-''
CIOOKENG STOVES.---ws have for sale three
! sizes Of the - e., -,
The Beauty of the West, do.
The Hickory do de-
The above are warranted bake well, to draw WE'LL in fact to
do we'll every way. They good Stoves any nthe mark
eta little than any others, and quite as ceP as the
cheapest
We have the following patterns o. Cooking Stoves for wood
The Tcnnessean, with or hOies'
The Black Oak.
The Old Hickory
The Forest Home
The Comet. 4 sizes.
wehave full supply Of ParIor and Mantle Crates Jamh
Crates, &c, &C.
HEATING STOVES.
We have good assortment ot
ParI0r stoves, office
and Church Stoves
for Coal or Wood.
MACKENZIE K MINCHIY,
ia15 "A College Street.
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HNNTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are In constant
receipt OF the finest quality Of Family Flour, from the
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills These Mills make fine
art le any Mills in the country ne sell cheap,
and guarantee every pound sold.
jaER p Q. ANDERSON BroadsSet|
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TEJHE fine passenger steamer, CUBA, J. L. BEAT 49,
MAN, Master, Nil leave SUNDAY, 10th sLlAeess4
instant, at y O'Clock, NJ. For freight orpassase
apply on board or to
ialG-It. A. HAMILTON Agent.
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ETNA COAL.

y a the Etua Yard. TIE Nashville and Ch-.
nos Railroad Depot and - selling at ne ioloEn9 los prizes
lar Iu, =rd Round C1a =. er busu s5-joper
Nx.,t Lac and FINE do 20 DO De So Do
GO 10 40 10 Or - a.
Try tard you viii he convinced IL is TIE lest In tka
market. plec3l-dly-sdpgl ) J. AGNEW.
CtUEsfg 100 his fs,r % strictly prime and ckscs Loais
- ana sugar; landing and Tor ssls low for cash bY
eARTER, WlLLsFORD sec,
iaalI Ne. 5, Marist sezsst-
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AUCTION SALE on GROCERIES,
BY
5. A. G.. NOEL 81 co.

EETE will sell, for cash. ia trent OF our Wsre,s the n ~
~ ing Groceries. to vii:
90 hnds sugar, all grl1esi % hys Almords;
80 bag tohse, d. 4l hhls Pecan Nnts;
gu els ana = bhls Molassess 10 DO Brazil Nuts:
LJU Ids Corr BOlrboE and kye 90 Matches.
WHISKY 90 coils Manila Rope
- hhis Newsom's & Robinson lsa boxes Glassware
county Whisky; i-9 do Tunhlrrs.
~ DDS I'm Brandy q Vine. 80 Kegs Nails aul Brafs:
80 bxs o " y Cheese; g-u p4lla.g Fisb.
$50 pigs Raisins al s;zes go ~ stsr l.sai..
$50 Tx Chewing Totaaca; I9u boxes Soap.
sUu boxes Cigtrs assorted. IL
-arlues, USERS Brs1ms and nearly evesv sbrr article -
onsisr % the Grocery business of uhich ge yin o. ff
tuiiy- some cJnsi-Iin.cH must Dr. closed
n ? We expect 10 sas above. at O'Clock every Wefnsd
morning, .hrou saoat ths yesF, or shine.
iani5-'itd sA. G. NOEL 4 CO
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PEPPER, SPICES. Gc..

PEPPER, SPICES. &c..
Fet for making Gumbo, Ground and Whole Spices, Pepper
Sauce Buckwhea Beef Tongues, Dre e Chocolate Cocoa
Split Pear CransTre Currie Powders, Isingass gelae.
liam MaccaToni and Yermice Dried Dutch Roe Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy, Pine Apple Holani ryere sapo sAso Pai
Grassi, &c.
MUSTARD.
Durham Lexington Dixon Aromatic, Epcur'n, Trench &c.
STARCH.Colsate's and Osve=o Pearl and Corn Starch.
YEAST POW DERS.--Pres,ou & NerHrs
CANDLES.--Spern, Star anil Fancy Coorei Wax
SOAP.--Farny, CASTLE and Toilet
Wooden and Willow WARE
Matches ana TabIi salt,
Rice--FTesh Carolina.
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FRUITS. NUTs, TEAS &e.. .&c.

FRUITS. NUTs, TEAS &c. ,&c.
aisins Curaus, Fg' Dates, Citrou, Pauuces Dry 6ngr
SlJtsua seeliess iaisns. PcUs, Almonds Brazil Nuts.
iish Waluut
TEAS.
Imperial GuuPS Sder Young Hvson, eolong Powcanz
Of sui erior qualify and in all sized Packages
sun DItsES.
Canton Ginger, Chinese Chow Chow Crscne Biscuit Rent
& Co Water, soda and Wine Crackers, Champagne Biscuit
Brackets Fanny Boxes. French NoGsat Favcrng Extracts
and Essences, COchineai, for coorin Jee Creams Syrups
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NEOST DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
N FOR SAIE,s-A very desirable lot for the erection
house fronting 90 inches the east side of
Market street, 60 feet south from the corner Of Market
S' .,s ia j. L. 4 Z. W. BROWN,
J"ii' ~ Az Cherry street.
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AGENCY.
&. +. Is Y L RY

attend % the collecting securing sf
claims urd accounts; selling and rrnt-
us property, &C. Having long ACC laiulnce marzet
VIII l2rcltlsery soois groceries and either an com
us'I Tor aud account persons living Orers
solicited.
Any business entrusted his will De praup Attended "a
lie can L. iouad at John Brownies Dek street I'D
tSTuarr.
Retereneo-James Ervs Co, WA " Miller sIasg LIS.
lion. hes -f,rt,.
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INST RECEIVE D.-Ladies Kid a,
Il thick sole Shanghai Boots. with &&J
heels. with ysrous other siesof sessonahle Boots ~
SHOES and Caters Ladies, Misses and Children and 49,
s.-gaIo 100, Inv JOHN RAMAGE
- legest street.
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PENMAN SHIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner Of College st. and the Square,
DAILY RECEIVING PuPrIs N
81. L.. ..-..

ID ERsONs from tie country finish tier lessons in on
y week.
LADs and GESTtEFy taught easy elegant style
Writing ee from all cUigar ectioH, Of useless and yii
c,foBs disiEFy.
Knowing permanent reputation could only he gained
sustained By the permanent improvement OF his Pupils
pursued that Of candor has
secured him, within tie last Is years. patronage in
Nashville For evidence Of Mr. Ds teaching he only
tnreer the improvements Of the many pupils taught
in the southern country, and tie testimony those ao have
witnessed it the last twenty years large circulars
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r. ~. MAXEY 4 CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, aud Dealers i'm
TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 80
SF'4SHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON S9SSS
WARE, mARBLEIzED IRON 1IANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
No. 46, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
E6- JOB F0RK DONE TO ORDER. ~FSss
Standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, Of
weights and Measures,
AT TIE STORE OF
p. W. NANCY co.
ial4--itf.
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Sale of Negroes.

virtue Of deed OF trust executed to by Patterson
and Mary Patterson, which Of record in the Registers
Office of Davidson county, Book No 20, eos and 2,
will expos public sale at the court house g Saturday
the 18th January 1859 the highest bidder for cash. the
following slaves, Phillip, yellow boy, aged about 10
Mar yellow aged about twenty, and her child
Martha, aged Il months Sale within legal hours.
Src25-!tds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee.
: By az cement between the parties the above sale has
been postponed until SATURDAY, the I'D JANUARY.
iaI6
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Hon. THOMAS H. BENTON said in Congress- Had this
hard labor"
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A. RIVA a co.
No. 80 south Market stress,
CoNE BooE HoUsE, OPPOSITE sSIox rTsrsT
NJ ESSRS A RIYA & CO.. direct importers % Vine CO
IVA Brandss, Domestic Havana Cisrs, have r.
moved b Market street, Nc. ~ door Watson House
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Statement Of AgPSepriafi0zs made al iAs Isl sessoa
the 55fb Congress which not recommended BIZ the
Erecuhce Department.
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SUGAR.
Loaf Crushe' Powdered, Grunulate Clarified,
choice Brown sns
COFFEE.
Java, Noehe, Laguyra, Ilzyanna, Cape and Rio
NOL4SSES-
Choice Sugar House Golden Syrup from csIehsrs Refine
~, ST. Louis.
Together with every article required Tor Family
AETlcLEs BnrvEREB OF BEAYAsE.
jaa14-du n. n. SNOWDEN & 60
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NTOTHCE.---The annu meeting Of the Stockholders Of
l the City Buiiding and Loan A ssOcta q ON
will be held az the Merchants Exchange MONDAY evening"
Eth inst, 90 O'Clock, nv when the officers FOR the ensuing
year will be elected, and the third Annual Report read.
The Stockholders requested to present there will he
some changes in the Constitution proposed.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
JaI4, '59-d3t. ISAAC LITTOE, see'sy.
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M'Lanes' vermifuge.

FLEMING BROS. SOLE PRoPRIEToRS.
oremedy ever invented has been success
full as the great worm medicine of DR.. M'Lane,
Prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh
AlkRho have used Il have been equally as
tonished and delighted at its wonderful energy
and efficacy. To publish all the testimonials
in its favor would I'LL volumns we must there
fore content ourselves with brief abstract Of
q few Of them.
Japeth c. Allen, of Amboy, gave dose to
child years old, and it brought away SO
worms. He soon after gave another dose to
the same same child, which brought away 90
more, making 1873 worms in about II hours.
Andrew Downing, of Cranbury township,
Venango county, gave his childone teaspoon
full and she passed III worms Next morn
ing, on repetition of the dose, she passed 113
more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union, Park
County, La. writes that he is unable to sup
ply the demand, as the people in his neighbor-
hood say, after trial of the others, that none
is equal to DR.. M'Lane,s Vermifuge.
Messrs. d. y. w. Cotton, of Winchester,
Ind, happened last spring to get some of this
Vermifuge. After selling few bottles, the
demand became so great for it that their stock
was soon exhausted They state that tt has
produced the best effect wherever used, and is
very popular among the people.
or Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANE'S esle6rate1 auSe, manu-
factp-e3a ny FLEMING BR0Ssoi Pittsburgh
.Ra. All other Verifuge IN comparison are
worthless. DIR. M,Lane's genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None gen.
nine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
+ j. S. SIZER, Agent, Jackson, Miss.
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ouack Nostrums.

The majority of hair washes, hair dyes,
hair tonics, hair oils, and the numberless pre-
partitions which are now before the public un-
der such extravagant, hyperbohcal and fam
tastic titles as We see paraded in showwin-
dow cards, and newspaper headings, as hair
preparations, are all humbugs of the first wa
teri; their real merit, when they possess any
s lat they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil, ard oil, sweet oil scented and colored,
make up, when in beautiful wrappers, and
white flint glass bottles, the costliest character
Of rnics, and when thus costly, are baptized
with some tri-syllable term, and caught at by
Fefdant young and old of both sexes Suchis
not the character of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. This gentleman comes before
the world without any high Ealutin" Xiloph-
loforium, or any other astounding and start
ling catch-penny term; he simply adyertises
q Hair Restoratiye-what it expresses, pre-
cisely-and as Restorative it acts. Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and as you
value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply
nothing else; for it may be that you viii get
some worse substance than perfumed lard oil
on your Uranium. Remember Woods Res
tprative for the Hair is the best article extant
See new advertisement in another column.
zJune7 ,29 If
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COOKING STOVES
STEWARDS STOVE,
STEWARDS LARGE OVEN. SUMHEp ANT
WINTER


cool ING STOP
DEFORE OFFERING THIS SUPERIOR COOK
- ING STOVE for sale in this market tbe snh.
scribers thoroughly tested its capacity Re having
had one in use more than one year before he offer.
ed them for sale. Having satisfied himsef that the
STEWART IMPROVED NEWLY PATENTED
COOKING STOVE was superior in ever resnsct !.
that it would bake to perfection, bro fry. stew and
roast better, quicker and with onehslf Of the labor
required with any other cooking apparatus wet n.
vented; to say nothing about the great . wing Of
fael-only one-quarter of the fuel being reouired
that Is used with other stoves-and haVinesntisfed
himself, by experiment and by applying eTtraordin-
airy degrees of heat that the stove would last four
times longer than any other Stove; thenI offered
them for SALE under full guarantee to perform as
recommended, no price being required until the
parties purchasing were satisfied. On these terms
have sold over 500 of them since the first of Oc.
tober last They have given universal satisfaction
for proof-the sales are regularly increasing
3 So well satisfied am that the Stewart Stove
cannot be superseded or equalled-until the new
patents expire, which will be in 1859-that ex-
poet every good house-keeper in Louisiana and Mis-
ssjppi will adopt them, and with view Of meeting
the demand have made arrangements With the
tentee and manufacturer for a supply Of Five
Thousand of them.
If there are any parties that have then in use
that do not realize the benefits to the extent have
set forth in my advertisements and recommends.
tions, it would afford me pleasure to explain the
workings of this extraordinary Cooking Stove to
those residing in the country. 1t not being con-
venient to cal, i would refer them to Article 9th
on page tenth, the book Of directions for keen
ing FIRE over night, and for saving fuel ct other
times. This under fue is newly patented; the
other important new patent is that of q constant
flow Of cold air on to the outside of the fre-box.-
This works itself without any moyementG hampers
valves, and is constant when the frtNbox is at
all heated. Il becomes heated air and passes into
the oven and heats that rises to the topof the
stove to assist the cooking there and by an appro-
pirate of the top-reaector it is used again
making this constant flow of air available three
times. In all other cooking stoves and ranges the
heat generated is wasted and flows into the room
to damage the operator. The above described fues
valves and cold air receivers are newly atented ;
no other stove or range can have these important
improvements until Mr.. Stewards patent expires
desire that parties that have purchased should
work it up to its capacity to realize all Of the
benefits intended by the inventor and patentee
saa SAMUEL LOCKE,
Sole Agent for the sale of the Stewards New Pa
tent Large Oven Summer and Winter Cooking
Stove for Louisiana and Mississippi.
20 May 9th '59-1y.
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three days later commercial and four day.
later political intelligence.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31.-The sales of cottor
IN TINS market, for the last three days, sinct
the sailing of the last steamer amount t.
1900 bales, of which $500 were taken BY
spectators, and $500 by exporters. leaving
| 1900 bales to the trade.
The market closed the three days business
firm with an advancing tendency.
Some authorities, indeed, quote an advance
Of Lied on certain qualities.
The generally received quotations are as
follows:
Middling Orleans, 1-16d.
Middhng Uplands, 13-16d.
Manchester Trade.
The latest adyices from Manchester and
other manufacturing districts are more favor
able. The demand for manufactured goods
and yarns was now active and prices were
generally firmer. In some cases there had
been an advance in prices.
Shipwreck.
The ship Ben Bolt, from New Orleans
was wrecked at sea, near Brendoz p on the
9TH of August
FOlltlcaIs 1Htelflaeuee
The previous statement in regard to the
failure of the Russian loan in the London
market is entirely without foundation.
The whole Of the loan has been taken, and
that with eagerness.
The political intelligence by the Ocean
Queen comprises nothing of marked Import
ance. Nothing of reliable character has
transpired IN regard to the proceedings of the
Peace Conference at Zurich.
FURTHER BY THE EUROPA.
New YoRK, Sept Io.-George Holt & Co.
say in their circular that the cotton markets.
UNCHANGED.
They quote Middling Orleans at I'd, Mid
ding Mobile I'd, Middling Orleans at 61S.
Inferior grades of cotton are plenty; but
better qualities are comparatively scarce and
are held at full prices
Private Liverpool Letters.
The private letters received by the Europa
are unfavorable to the cotton market. The
writer's generally note downward tendency
In prices, especially on lower qualities.
Domestic Intelligence.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1o-By the arrival of the
Utah mail this morning, we have received
somewhat later advices from Great Salt Lake
City.
They are to the effect that at the recent
elections in the Territory, Mr..
A I. Hooper was, by large majority, elect
ed delegate to the next Congress, in place of
DR.. Bernhisel, the late representative.
Steamboat Disasters.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 10-The steamboat VIM.
Garvin sprung leak above here Thursday
night and sunk.
The steamboat Adriatic, which was recently
reported sunk near Memphis, was valued at
about $4,000.
~ The Corinth MISSY Republican has
hoisted the name Of s. A. Douglas for Presi-
dent.-El
And the Corinth (Aiss.) Republican has
fizzled out, and an Anti Douglas, Democratic
editor is ministering upon its worthless es-
.So1rfh
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Da1cs.,s- pATENT PLANO FopTFs

: DRIGGsS PATENT PLANO. FORTES.
A RE made on the principle of tue violin. Tn.
"A iron bed platcs which sustains all the strain
is entirely free andeeparate from thssibrating par
of the Instrument
The two sounding boards are outraraly convex
making the entire body of the instfnn,ent vibsa.
ting SHE'LL giving vastly increased power fuIlness
and depth of tone, making the inatfuments more
sympathetic.
For strength, durability and power, to keep in
tune and retain their tone, they are far superior
to all other pianos.
from s. Thalberg.l
The tone is grand and and noble. Ii has great
capacity for sustaining the sound o. singing, and
its volume of tone or power have nsyer heard ex-
celed in depth, purity, AMI mpathstic sweetness
From n. .'rttschalk, Nj. StrakoNk Max Maret-
EEK and others.
The tone of the squares) equals ne best grand
piano-fortes, and exceeds them in pure musical in
tonati.t and actual horsepower. A
From w. II. Fry.
It exceeds the best grand piano tsrtes in pure
musical information add actual horsepower, In a
word, dit is the best piano existing.
From Albert II. Woodl
This invention of Mr.. Briggs is SO Or in adyanse
of every thing which has heretafors been made.
that it must to great degree, snperses all Others
aug 80 $50 ]. B. M0REY, agent. Jackson.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

.NusHtAIICS 1CHutSStcs
SESSION 1s50..,6O-.The Second corrge o
~ Lectures in this Institution will commence OF
Monday, October Sd, 1859, and close on the first o
the following March. The Lectures of the frs
month will be FREE to all Students.
Clinical Instructions will commence at the open
ing of the October course. The Anatomical Rooms
will also be opened at the same time. s
~ FACULTY..
TH0S. L.. MADDIN, II. D., Professor Of. AnatU
my Descriptive, Astrological and Surgical.
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. d., Professor OF Ma.
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
81 =. B! HASKINS, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
HENRI ERNI, NJ. D., Professor of Medical Chem
istry and Medical Jurisprudence.
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, NJ. d. Professor of Physi-
ology and Pathology.
JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Fl. II. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstrat tor of Anat-
omy. FEES
Matricul alton Fee, (paid but once, )....... 5 90
demonstrators Fee. Observation-Disclosures, 10 90
GRADUATION Fee. ...r...........-..... Is 90
The price of Boarding and all the personal ex-
penses OF the Student bic in Nashville
rs in any city in the Union. Good Boarding can
be obtained at from 50 to 81 per week.
JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D.,
Sept 6, '59-4t Denn of The Eac,,l,,,