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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
CIr,. sos. F ! TwELrrn SIS.
SESSION 1859.
FACrLTY oF MEplclNE.

A. l. ! OI AlEDALi-NEs.
Nsbse YouDg, n. D., Professor II Theory
aad psaetiee CT .1iedscine (aad PEes'deni Of
j. ii. s ,y,.i Z H. D.. P,oses4o Of Obstetrics
AMI lie Diseases Of Women IL Children.
Johnson E.,ot. VI. d.. Professor Of anatomy.
James 4. Morgan. NJ. d., Professor Oh Med
icli Jurispuiienee aad Hygie4e.
Charles FL. I4sIbeIaEIan. II. ID, Professor OF
Surgery SaBd Tnlsurer)
Benjamin r. Cru-. NJ D., Professor Of
CEeiaistr. and u Pl=e:a,agy
Ge0sEe g. S4uiier. NJ. D.. PIg.,ssor Of Ma
terra AiegIca ami .Iherapepiici.
~ E. WiEleit. n. D., PrOsecior and Demon
Straior and ARa;omy.
The session via e.a.,ssasgqes qpthe. ,21lih q
October and eEd IN March following.
The Lectures Will ~ deliver i al the Col
lege building. ~. sos i street. during the
hours % me afternoon anu es"Elu!,. ms
Iimr OF occurring has been customary Ia the
College since i,S eslablisHm nj AMI ; found
to be advantageous for ihe ST.. ~.
Tie object Of the Medic acuiy will be
20 instruct perfectly in the elements 81 Med
zeal S,.encn in all its departments. with us
80 f4a' iiH - HI.JN ~ i4ttA t-4ft
- ruaiIiy linn 10 eater upon the pTnC ice OF
u!cl.c.nr, bat tu gave him an extensive iotn-
1a,ign. upon wh,rn he my. il alter hie.
build up & thorough aud liberal hGgu ledge Of
b.s profession.
The extensive public lhTas..- Of tie city
i Washington aiiOrd 10 the 81 aar nppcriu-
air-S wh,c. can be found IL huJ t.u' cities Of
t,sesI mon. Tor consulting, wtsrut cost, rare
and valuable. works ot srislcr and general
literature.
The subject OF biennial courses al Iedical
instruction has been urged upon tie attention
II Ills and Ct other McJirai 'Sch1ol> - a
Committee OF the American Medical Assoc
ra,,cn. Tie faculty feel /, iorre .. the rea
sons urged, aud are disposed 10 asa.nong tie
foremost 10 the cause o! educational progress,
hu, a. present they are coui?eie 10 conform
70 established customs. aHd to CIV" II each
session a course On every bunch of Medical
science.
Whr'c doing so. however. il Is ;h-,r iuten-
ton 80 make Their course approximate 10 a
biennial one, by giving pau.cn.ar attention
% different subjects on alternate years, and
during the ensuing session. Tho follow iDC
among other topics. will recelve from the Ia
Guilty particularly fall eiuciia.on, w: =
Operative Surgery. Organic aud II ysi"!o-i-
"a. Chemistry, and "egetat.e NalefIa MeIica.
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FIRST PRETIUI
Q brrsbin9 III afbinr.
T.NION'S
FTOps Cleared G'hreshing .TFt:-
chimes.

TIT superiority @ This machine wrs folly
a tested and proven nj The late , al o! the
Mary land State Agricultural Society. when
te iatprrl into competition with ID different
kinds of Horse Powers and Thres hers, and 20
which. after careful examination by the
Judo $. the FIRST Premium was awarded
THIS machine Is driven ~ iron rods ~ V.."c
OF a banl-no time Is lost N stopping To- ~
bands, and IL is warranted - ou:-!Hir-a any
other machinc-ln s.e;-. % j. the Very best
in the market. Il VII Ihry>a at 4 tar ira.
from IS TO 100 hasneis PER hour.
This mach.uc IS known as Lm'ra's ban
GsarcI Nlrbina ,f5j'oa1 iaisrh-I~ mad" q
the best matgrlll-warr,u,"G % give sar~."r.
ton, and is well known IN ;..e lower paris Of
Maryland and Virginia, 10 be Just sues an
article rs we recommend.
Prirc-No III Horse Power and Thresh-
or aud Separator. wi,a plated bars; finished
Baltimore. $50.
Nc. 90 Horse Pawc- and VArrsacr, al.
complete for Ihrc~in- S :.
No. SIS Horse Power anil Thresher, Al!
complete. with Straw CSrrieg. $500.
Last season we were unable TO 81 oil our
orde5s-all. therefore, vino desire this ma
chine will order carly, or they may be d.soF-
pointed.
&C. Also-NcwJomcy G E,y'for's es'clrg-
ted Double Screen Rocsu,cay Fan, furnished to
order.
All orders By mail. or otherwise. promptly
attended TO.
Address, No As West Pratt Street. Bal
timore Nd.
June ;, ls5s,-ly.
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Mechanics. hireaaers, Nlnafachrsrs. and
liuneys.
FFNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has
Il reached ~ Fourteenth Year, and will
enter upon New volume on the l,h of
September. Il IS the only weekly pnbIica.
10a oi tie kHd now issued in th,s country
and It las very extensive circulation in All
The states Of The tr.;on. Il Is not. rs some
might Supposr fronl It's ttle. . shy, ah>truse
work on technlcal 'cicncr: On Ih,. CONTRARY
Il so deals win III" great events .oir1 ON IN
the scientific. mechanical aud industrial
worlds. ~, Ia please aud In-,rugI every one.
u the Mechanic or hTuZan wishes 70 know
the best machine ~ use, or how 20 make any
substance employed IN his busursS-It the
tl"uSo- vile WI>h"> {" get reciye for max
i'| good cuior. &r.-:i the inventor vi hes
10 know VIVA; Is go.n3 on m live WAY Of I'm.
p'OvrmeniS ii the Manufacturer wishes 10
hrep posted with the times. aui 70 e,aploy
the hcs, '-cilI,cs n 81, busla..,>-.Il I1, man
~ Leisure aId STUDY wishes 10 keep himself
familiar wiih az" rf' "Ic>. mifi, y the chen,
zeal laboratory az N idr eous'ru", IN OF 'e.a
graphs. ,ieanI,nips. alruud>, roarcr,, now
"rS and 4 ihCu~an" other mIthiuts and M
pianr+s. both 81 pare and waf-~ail these
'ieS't1rfG can 'c .uIud IN the SClExTlTI~
AMERICAS. and nal a's,rL.ys. ley are hr,e
pre-, an:ed II q relah.r aud interesting form.
adapted to Tho comprehension Of MINDS Gr.
banned IN the higher Jiauyhcs OF science
aad AL.
+ 1EaNS:-O9" copy ono wear. 81. Ore
copy. SIX morru>. I i. Eve copies. ~ months,
=; Ten cup.'s, srN months. 3: Ten copies,
'.ri'e pc",.,,. :l.r F,.'.rn co,ass, twelve
months so. Iyv,ur. .s.-. ....,l,.. ,,.,,..t,..
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snlI@LEAl sglENGLEs,,
CIGAR MANTFA TORY.

TVHE Subscribers are extensively engaged
a. a manufacturing CIG.gs IN Leonard
Town. ST. Mays county. with view 10
furnishing irorchani-. hotel keepers aUn 9TH
ars IN I'u. .aclrcn ni the state - 81 taeir sup.
a..c@. ~ a pr.~e iai b4!gw that Paid 81 them
F. ~. -.'.a. ta. q a, lar aTiicfr. and upon sat
.-.a.iar, l.ias. C.l-,. are sO..c Ted, and wi!l
BE- a;teagcI - with prgplnesS. Relying upon
our country friends to al u n car new eB-
fervr.se---We ask fTial.
HsRRf.s & CAVALIER,
Leonard T9wE, Apni q, lsji-n
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FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.
The friends Of DANIEL I. MORGAN,
presen, hiIn TO the voter, # 81. Mary coun-
II as a candidate fer Clerk CT the Circuit
Court at the election in 1868, and solicit for
lis claims di>Pa>siCna,e consideration.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
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ron SHEEIFE

7. THOMPSON YATES. 2rsteftI@to his
friends and The public far the literal Spport
he r.c,iyed ct tie late election, Irc''n@ iHIn-
....l ara. 90, c:.a4,iafr iar - eiiu q 1859
AID rr....-,.oily s...ciis t-eir zlllagls
No.. y, 1851.
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LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

TT'HE undersigned would respectfully and
earnestly ask all persons indebted 20 him,
or 10 tie iirrA Of Joseph Morgan d 20, on
open account or Otherwise 10 come forward
aud settle their Indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be disregaFded, u
IS has i-'auIion 10 place h., accounts 10 the
hands Of r. r. Spa.din- iog collection, and
ie sincerely hopes that persons VINO owe
him W ID save han tie unpleasant task and
themselves the expense. Of collecting The
debts due him by q resort 10 the law.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
Leonard Town.
April LIST, Isj3-C
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NOTICE.

W.. the undersigned. Of the Iara firm q
Mics. Robertson < Priscoc, will continue in
HE Commission business at tie ~ stand.
No. 40 Frau street, under the s'yIe Of Rob
rrr>.n and Fri>ror. Particular atgealon viii
be given in person to the Inspection 81 To-
harco aud the weighing Of Grain consigned
ID hem. The businy>s all persons Will ro.
reige prompt ani careful aItr"iion. Ih"
patronage ~ he old Gr.n Is r., "sjIul.y >uiI-
riied. ana III. others WHO may !a.pr Us with
their cJu,lgEMcnts.
II. II. ROBERTSON,
5. W. BGl~COE.
Da',.. Nd Jan. l., lsjS-ti.
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TO TIE Prnr.l,l

TO TIE PUBLIC!
A REPORT having chained currency
"A here and elsewhere. Tat | have soid
the Washington Hogei, iaa object Of TINS no.
iice Is to stare that lac rcp0Et IS entirely with.
out ionniaiion.
avail myself OF this opportunity 70 INFORM
nv friends ana the public that aai prepared
% ACCOMMODATE flefn. and So.lcil eontnu
anca q their iasoFs.
J. ". J. MOORE.
Leonard Town.
April %, lSjs-;C
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GGirutiht american.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume FOarteea begins Sept. n, 1855,
VlHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN h.

Mechanics, hireaiers, Manufacturers. and
lin'acrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24
Il 8 s 8.
6 q g e ~. ~.
NEW ARRANGENIENT.

TENRAYELLERS for the North aud North West from the South
Saa, procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynclurg, Waihisson. Atlantis and Anguish,
Louisville Cairo, Bman, COu1bn, Evansville. Cincinnati
New Orless, VoksbaTg Padueah, smhland and Memphis
Nashville, tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads and Steamboats,, with close connections
all points. Passengers arriving NashN e via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad. directly boat without detention
Ts the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the aI
West.
Regular Cairo, TIemph is and 81. Louis Line
TIE fine steamboats, NJ. kuI5a, Minneonka, ssile West
Culn ard J. G. Cline
these Boats will Nashville every day u NJ con
meeting Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad, Trough
Nashville to st. LOUIS in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dune Ella. John aut and Tempest, leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, y o'clock, NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville sixty hours and to Cincinnati -four days.
Regular Menu pIlis. NcyV Orleans and Viclks-
burg LiDe OF Boats.
James Johnson Nashville E. Howard Re Rover aud Joseph
me Savage 0neof these will leave Nashville every other
day,.t noon time from Nashville to Memphis IS hours Vicks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For drstciass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets
procured at the different points at prices named In the annexed
ta1u uIe Rat
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GienOnck fnr SnIe,
BEAVER DAM sPRIN $


DGRSUAhT deretal o7ae made in the Chaneery Court
atCen.reve at its March Term lS59 will proceed
sell on the Isl saturday in May next. (beins the
lh day OF the MONTH Beaver Dam Springs and lends
thereto specifically descrie upon
day Of March, lisa there being land more
less, the following crei0ne half purchase
y to he paid on the st dag Of January, 1860 half
on the lst DAY Of January ~ taking the o: the purchls
ers vita good security and retaining lien uPcn the land until
purchase paid. On the place, pre-
ceCd TO SELL and continue unit finished belong
lg to said Springs, consisting the following arieleson
II Cnt the ls Of September next-forty
Tass twenty i've couutpahes forty comforts, fifteen lel
spreads forty double teads, thirty ave lounges and
twenty-five small tables two bureaus piano, ocSng chairs
one hundred and forty windsor and split bottom chairs
glasses, dining tables and table Of every description
hack and harness. and stock and indeed every thing belong
ing and appertaning the Springs keeping up as
The character Of this delightful watering place
IS fully established for its eIuty attraction and healthnlne
with ut any extended ema Is from the undersigned The
einal properties Of the have been
beneficial in their relief the invalid.
trict the most sublime beautiful Of seneryhe
sportsman finds ample Of exercising either in
delight Of the chase the pleasant quiet
OF the tackle Any person desiring pl4ce will
apply to Mr. McGee upon .he premises.
aps-dtd 0RVILL A. NIXON, c. 4 N.
PS-The Memphis ppea Florence Gazette viii! please
copy and send their accounts to Cenrevle, Tenn
A L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOIR SALE.
NAIISHING 70 make other investments propose ss
All our Real Estate in Davidson county, follow.
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on the franklin Turnpike. within hair mile q the cys
and opposite the residence Of the late joseph W Horton,
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
This H. perhaps, the commanding site in vy 81 Nash
ve and is most desirable country residence The hsse will
be sold with y IS of land The purchaser choose.
THAT VALUABLE FAHZm,
known the sims Tract, situated the Smith Turupihe 1d
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing 5O
The soil good, Il Is we'll Eatered and timhr and
be divided into small tracts OF and a an q
which mahly adapted for country residences gar.
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTGFEL FARM
on road. oecup,sdb bg C.. sbs ard formerly
by Thos. Harding, ining about 20 THIS
paceis vel known to nes further description. u wu
divided 70 suit purchasers T. c. McCampe will
these places 10 any who will call.
All the shove property will be sold reasonable ers and
O n a cTeiit Of one, tWc, three and fouE years.
Apply A. v. 8. Lindsey, Nashville either Of TIE
dsrsignde, EH0S. G. Nee 4MPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. McC CAAPBELL,
mL3I Nsshvgis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24

VTTE large stock Of Havana Domestic, and German Ci-
w gar which call the attention Of Dealers particularly.
Our Own Manufacture,
Which only guarantee, but sell from treyfrs
Ffy per l0rF than house in the city,
them without thereby placing
footing with any joller in the city.
Il ? In fine EiTE inIa Cnc ~ ing Tobacco, we ac-
knowledge rival j. W. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
mI2l No a Lninn
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Manny's combined Reaper and

TTTITH WOODS ImPROFEMENT.--This
Wv celebrated Machine eceived the Grst prm1 d srd
MzDAL the hestcombned Relping and MoE1g Mue
great Unite States Agricultural Fair held a Louisville,
Ky September, I57 The trial oG Syracle, New
York. in Jdy, where all the prpai Machines IN The Uued
thoroughly tested The COMMITTEES mat their ssnI
through Marshal P Wider President United STATES Arcultarai
Society," at Louisville, Ky.
also received award the best Reaper and the
Mower before separate committees, appointed ~ he Pr
dent the Davidson County Agricultural secety a hasy
Ia july 1857. most Of the machines Tenn
other and awards given t alchna
during the last season, every laGlHnen America
The machines are for sale By TIE undsTsigned,
3. y. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for ne State.
RIsHER. MHEEIEa 4. co.
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Rates OF Advertising.
FEz LINES or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.

FLIhslIf-h
onesquare 930-Each additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fCrs Viii be charged for lhe excess.
II TIE WEEKLY
orr DOLLAR per bBsrefor FIRST PTT CKETs eac
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with onehalf the weekly
aided.
1IHsisat Advertisements mast Be raid for affhs time OF
tssSsrfi0R
To Correspondents.
It viii great deal unnecessary trouble ~
friends. in writing will mind the following rules
Always give the date, post oe oopnty and State in the body
ol yourleter.
II you wish he paper chang from Office to another, give
both Offices in fun.
II o write on business and on write separate
sheets OF paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters solicited All such facts and
subjects as may be OF Information interest the public
Ano1yTaous communications Of whatever cac-eT viii receive
n0attestion.
Correspondents should write only side Of he paper
We cannot undertake gJecicd communications
letters on business be directed Messrs. 2,
EAsrEAE Co and personally either Of TIE Prorne
Cls.
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M o H A w X

M - h A w X
TUAVING purchased this mammoth Jack. n
1 4 rsisei By Mics II. Mayss, Of MaurT SStle=EA
county Tenn, / will stand hm at ny a eAfFeA ~
three miles from Nashville, Louisville - Nf2~Nf
Baneh Pike. at % the insurance. - vlzzIt
JENNETS order will be fed on
sonabie terms.
p r ID i G. n r y.
MOHAWK sired hg Old Mohawk, Miles hayaf
celebrzfed S5 900 Jack and he By imported Mmnu Of Ken
lucky and his D0ucas. Young MohaEk VII
the 29 o. June; he Is sixteen hands
high large proportion Ais hsht, ad Is rearkaby Ee
formed am prepared of Jennets vita
sD7 tE&aim gro MIZELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24
,EuBERCTE.AR CONSUMPTION.

"a He public in possession Of
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been
ssre an incurble disease being OutyV ard APpIca
ton, action Of which IS seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make the
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and well individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Res having ceased to be the agent for the sale
this BalSam the price has been reduced 1t only be obtained
proprietor By letter directed to c. hOCAs box 1 p
o. Philadelphia Penn. noy30-d6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24
IA CisINL MADE EEoB.SEsEEO OEs.

EATANTED.-sThe Principal of large Boarding school
Wv for young ladies' situated the Columbia, de-
sires employ lady the capacity of House keeper One
experience will be preferred. PORT urthe reeYcs apply this
oflee. Ijaul9-tfl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24

DAVIS 81 GAIN YES,
WhOIeS ale GPOcers
PRODUCE 81 COMMsSSEON MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. ID Broad Street, Nashville. Tenn.
The highest price paid Rags, Feathers Beeswax
selg, Flaxseed, and Bacon.
an5-f
r. r. GLAsc,cK. 6 $. W. T. GARRETT.
Z. Il. GiLASCOCK Il Co.,
Office No. "a College street, Nashville Tenn next door to Mer-
dealers ard agents for purchase
REAL TATE
Renting Houses and Land in the City or
Country,
VIII their undivided attention Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &C., dc,
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FENER aNn AGIrE-

fENkk and Ague in ATS modihcaans forms te cef
obstacle health and comfort in the
owing ignorance among the by
those who have carefully watched progress Intermittent
fever, and the urayain ordinary
That hillary
ARRESTED AND CURED CERTAIE.
On this point shadow Of doubt Tt that
in the munifen which the pre-
pared for the Of that remedy for the dreadful
AND AGUE overlooked It he hat lie who
spring the herb which healed
and Of the heli has provided help msladY
wise providence he has decTeed that the Star Empire
shall Wes ward and be that fearful
ngency question well guarded and hat the there
of would he vOucsafed the patient seeker We
say that in furnishing the certain Of Of
Fever Ague entitled the confidence consider
alton Of country.
hereby certify submitted the GTae'enberg
and Kennedy close inspection and scientific analysis,
also tested its curative Aue
and II skuly compounded remedy has proved
itself completely successful in instance. 1t is richly
serving Medical Profession,
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowBRAY, N D, NsJC TorE
c W REOIOS, NJ D, Wisconsin
W II SHINING roN, NJ D, ilia0is,
TT J HNsoN, " d, Missouri
VIC. KTTTREDGE, NJ D. Aefg HdaDslir6.
Jas I Morn, n D, LldiIa1.
J Y TERRINGToN, NJ d, California.
WM Y AsTTov, NJ D, Louisiana.
GRAKFESBERG FEVER and AGrE remedy very popular
Throughout Aaama and Georgia. and is
every Drugs these States. Price 80 per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent for GreeLberg & Co.
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/ 1859. srHl'a eoops. 1859.
A. ). McwHIRTER q CO.,
Successors to Bransford, AIcwhrter & COIL
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOB EIGN AND EsTIC
DRY GOODS.
NOS. O. and Go
East Side of the Public Sauare
Adjoining the Methodir Publishing House,
NASHy LIE, TENNESS SEE.
We are now IA receipt Of choice and extensive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
VARIETIES, &c.
OUR stock of Genilemens Wear, Taors' Trimming LaIa
~ Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings Lace Mantles White Goodi
Race Artidcais Hosiery Gloves Varieties generally x
be fnd complete and SIS inviting before
MerJhants who wish to buy for
Cash or ON short Time
would do well to examine our stock, shall offer them
We respectfully call from all MERCHANTS risins
aecity lfebse-H q. }. MeWHlRTER & co.
Il. B. SNOWDEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS ~
Fancy Groceries, Wines, Brandies,
AND
VANA Gig ARS,
And all that Pertains to the supply of
Families
No. cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Rear tEle Post Office.
NETE invite the attention Of fenisand public gener
Havana cisars The system We intend pusuin7 Of kepinr m
assormeu together with the perfect arrangement possess
r1ents unsurpassed by any house in the city.
Country Merchants with find to their advan
tage stock purchasing elsewhere
Weca particular attention 70 stock Of Liquors, which
We are constantly lecying fresh supplies All articles pur
chased are waTranted and delivered free of dayage.
ian2s-tf No i Sarth nc Cherry ySi' street.
EVNa. STOCKELE,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE
III Z ID Il UEEC GEM ENTS
Plaster of Paris, Piastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
ESA GOTTA WAE{E GENERALLY,
No. II Breadway, Between summer and
Cherry streets,
narch4,lyd
THE STAR GALLERYI
DagucPreOtypes. AmbTOtypeS.
EiELAEN0EEPES,
SPHEREOEXFE$ AND PHOTOGRAPHER
No A, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompsons
4. z. SALTZMAN,
(IATr OPERATOR AT uraHEs. aAL1ERq)
AYING fitted up above exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared receive the
gentlemen Nashville fac sipes Of their faces in
the highest OF the Art No expense spared
in furnishing his apartments procuring the most
improved apparatus and materials confident
y nitves all sho pictures give him call, pedging
satisfaction in every case.
IL Entrance next door WEST to vessel & Thompson
n-5 L. +. SALTZMAN !
Ornamental Frees and EVeFgPeenS. |
0NTG0MERY & McGREDY, ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergns Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Ever eens, sable for effect
Fruits-jO00 Apple 2, , & 4 years old.
Pears-3000, DWarfs & Standards, ? 10 years old.
Peaches $4,000 e. old, Cherries, Pums AprcOts
tsrens and ounce, in large nuIaqers.
large collection of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbeies, Goose
berries, Currsnts & Bouquets ct All seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. Linwood Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
rOHN LELLyETT. H.. sAITa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24
Notice 90 shipper,
CHANCE OF sCEEEDUAE.

CEEANWG UE' SGEHED O LIE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ctr, 1859,
Passenger Tra-s Will follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 431 A. Fl. and P. NJ.
Arrive Chattanooga at . ?. NJ. and 2.40 An.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:4j A. NJ. and II PM
Arrive at Nashville at 13I = NJ. and G:iO A. NJ
TENE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, az 40 A. ~,
Wartrace with Shelbyvle train At SOS A. NJ
and Atlantic X. r. at Chattanooga a
u = The Night Passenger Train from Nashville at p NJ
Warace with Shcbyviile G:lO L. d. with
McAnnyile and Manchester Il T. Tulahonla a. 7-O4 p NJ
and Henphi5 and Charleston T. X at Stevenson 1925
II = The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Si5 H.
connects McMnnyille aud Manchester K. at Tuahoa
4 P. NJ and with SAelyyille Uain Wartace at $50 NJ
II , The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Is con-
Menph and Charleston K X. Stevenson at 10 r
P. N. l.. W. COLE,
fehJ-tf Supe rntendent.