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That Odious Amendment

That infamous proscriptive amendment,
recently adopted by the Black Republicans
Of Massachusetts,, and thus incorporated in,
to their constitution, is as follows
mo person of foreign birth shall be emit,
tied to vote, nor shall be eligible to office,
unless be shall have resided within the Jur-
isdiction Of the State for two years subse-
quent to his Naturalization, and shall be
otherwise qualified according to the Conyen,
ton, and laws of the Commonwealth"
This is the Republican doctrine in regard
TO adopted citizens. A runaway Slave can
vote just as soon as white man, but an
Irishman or German, or other foreign born
citizen, is insulted and degraded below the
Slave. Such is Black Republicanism As
a comment upon the lying pretensions of the
Republican party Of Ohio, that they pros
scribe no man on account of his religion or
place of nativity we will call the attention
Of our naturalized citizens to the following
from the Cleveland Herald, a leading Re-
publican paper
1--WE unhesitatingly aver that seven tenths
Of the foreigners in our land, who bow in
obedience to the Pope of Rome, are not as
Intelligent as the full blooded Africans of
our State-We will not include the part'
bloods.
Such are the doctrines Of the Republican
party, which asks the votes of our naturaliz.
ed citizens. The greater part of their ticket
in this county is composed of professed Know
NOthings and hold to their above principles.
They would degrade foreign born citizen
below the negro Slave.
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Worse than a Savage.

The cold, ptolid savage that roams his ma.
tive wilds, can be propitiated by acts Of
Kindness; even the wild beast of prey can be
subdued by the gentle hand that smOoths bis
rugged name but nothing will satiats the
hyena"like propensities Of Deacon Comfy
Not content with endeayoring to make our
name name Of iniamy to our children. and
our children's children, he is maliciouslv
aud hendishly striving TO saddle our misfor,
tanes and faults on the Democratic partly
Dispute this we shall exhibit his "eory
locks reeking with the blood of slaughter
cd friends and his slimy course, az pub.
lie journalist, in Montgomery county, uhin-
visiRg, disagresabls, and sinking az the
task may be. We shall wade through. stem
by step, up TO his conviction, before crimi.
nal e0art of this county as a base and oal-
luminous Slanderer, Phi
This is the man whose "Oool impudanes'
and brazen faced effrontery, coupled with
his personal egotism, assumes that We at
tackled the Republican party when We were
only showing up bis double dealing and du,
Plioity. No, Deacon Comfy, yOu are not the
Republican partyl God forbid that anything
80 disgraoeful should ever assume the pro-
proportions, or darken the history of par,
ties in America. You are only used as a
kind Of "outside arrangement to bring up
the Opposition, and in that meniAl and do
grsdsd position you are yet, and with cause,
regarded with suspicion. The history Of
the sals Of the old Wing party, with all its
ams~honored associations, Is yet fresh in the
memory Of the people; and the mere men.
tion Of the matter seems to barn ths faoi
nimilis Of the thirty pieces Of silver into
your guilty soul And this is not all does
the honest patriotic portion Of ths Repqbli-
can party know that negotlattons are on foot
for another SALE, and that the soHEMH Il
gradually developing, and that a little time
viii unfold the whole Internal plotS
Now, BE- Il known TO the public, that THE
ssns Deacon Comfy has heretofore admitted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-01

ADJUDICATION OF BRANDY. The adulter.
alton Of brandy having proceeded to a great
extent at Cognac, in the department of the
CnArente, the attention Of the AUTHORITIES
has been called TO the circumstance, and ten
Of the offending parties have been prosecu,
ted by the Tribunal Of Correctional Police
Owing 70 the malady in grapes and other
causes, the production Of wine has increas-
Cd Of late. years, which decreased the demand
TOR brandy, and to meet Il, some pnsoyupu.
lous manufacturer Of the latter article re-
sorted 70 adalteFation, by mixing ii with the
coafser kinds OF alcohols Five Of the aeeus.
Cd were acquitted; the other were fined In
various sums, varying from 60f, to S000f
Oeoh.
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War with England part of the Napo,
leonlc Policy.


A letter from the Paris correspondent Of
the independent Beige, discussing with an
authoritative air the plans and policy OF the
Emperor of the French in regard to England,
has excited great interest in political circles.
The following are some Of its passages
We must not give way to deceitlul illu,
sionSi Napoleon Ill desires to tear up the
treaties OF 1915, and bring Down England
from the rank she holds in virtue OF those
treaties. War win not break out unless the
English nation is bent on maintaining a
maritime supremacy, which is conceived to
be no longer in harmony with her strength
II results from this situation that Napoleon
Ill will henceiorth uphold the plentitude of
the national rights OF France, without proves
cation and without feebleness and that If
tina Liberals remain in power in the person
Of Lord PalInerstOn, the Cabinet ofSt James
will be careful to infuse a prudent reserve
into their relations with that of the Tuiller.
les, which may avert all causes OF conflict or
strife between the two maratime powers,
On the other hand, should the tories return
to Office, il is probable that they would cons
sent ta submit to an equality Of right con,
trary 10 their traditiOns Thea there will
be war, but war with great difference in
the results that each party may expect from
it, for il England is Vanquished she will
never reconquer her rank as great militia
Z yand maratime power.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-01

FOR 0oyERNoR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, Of Cuyahogu COanty.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, Of Ross County.
JuDdE or rHn sUrnKMR COUNT,
HENRY c. WHITMAN, Of Faif6sld Co
AUDITOR or sTATn,
q. VOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
TRRAauRRR OF sTArR,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Richland Co
sEcRETARY or STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County.
BOARD oF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, Of Washington Go
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison Co.
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Farms.

OH ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
u L L ner, on the o. Nj. n. r., one hundred AoFes
improved, the remainder timber oigood quality,
deep, rich, Alluvial son.
There care two good Dwelling Houses on thepFem-
ises convenient out-houaes, and in the midst of
good settlement
This farm il offered at the low price Of si2 per
acre, being much leBs than its value. For sale by
CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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2l Dollars an Aorel
FARMS,

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
Il farms, lying ABOUT miles north OF the city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY viii be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
$40 acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat, and three fourths Of mile from rail.
road station. 100 improved, balance excellent
timber Very tine land, and will be sold at bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north west of Union City, well
improved, creek running through the centre,-
never falling water, large barn, good bearing Or
chard, springs sc.
ALSO,
81 acres in Darke county, part good timber; good
land, 3 No. barn, painted, good house. 81 900
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
A number Of other farms Yariously located ard all
very cheap, together with large amount of deara-
BILE city property Of every description.
jyls CHAS. T.. CLARKE, sd st,
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Render unto c msar Go Sc.


While some Of the Republican and Inter-
ventionist papers, allow their bitter partisan
prejudices to betray them into gross misrepi
resentaIions of, and unfounded attacks upon,
Douglas, we are glad to notice in the Della.
ware County Republican candid statement
of his political position as follows
SENATOR DoUGLAs.--The LITTLE Giant,
is steadily making headway among the ad-
herents of the Democracy, and is to day the
most prominent candidate of the party for
the nomination of the Charleston Convene
ton. His recent speeches and his late
manifesto, published in Harpers Magazine,
meet with some opposition, il is true, among
the fire eaters of the South, but both so
clearly indicate the course Of policy he
would pursue in the event of his election 10
tie Presidency, that the objections at pres
ent existing can easily be overcome at the
proper time. His most formidable opponent
seems at present TO be Gov Wise, ofVirginr
10, who, aided by the Richmond Enquirer,
and few conductors in the far South, NAV
yet cause trouble in that quarter. At all
events, Douglas is the only man who can
unite the party, or with whom there can be
the least prospect of success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-01

CITY PRoPHRTY!I
Jefferson st.-A handsome Lot West side, below
9Th st. Small Frame upon 1t.
Second st--House and Lot below Perry, north
side. House, Two-story Brick
Large and con nveniont. Lot6Ox2O0.
st.-Opposite Buckeye st, Large Brick
House and large Lot. CHEAP
Brown st.-Corner of Ann. Two story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well,
Cistern, 80. VIII rent to pay 10
per cent. on the Investment.
Nc Donough Ht--OppoHite Barr. Two-stoFy Frame
House. Lot 6Oxl6O.
Fifth st--Corner of Montgomery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House.
ALSO:
FORTY LOTSl-On the Hillbetween sd nd 5th SITS >,
and a large number of vacant Lots
in different parts OF the city For
sale cheap, or to exchange for other
property.
CHAS. T.. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
Clegg's Building, I'd st.
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DEsWOCRATEC
MASS MEETT'G!
WALKERS HALLE
ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. STHI
Hon. JOSEPH E. EGLY and A.
V. HOFER, ESQ,

OF Cincinnati and DR. F. FEM, Of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, will address their fellow
citizens, as above.
~German Friends, turn out and hear
these truly able speakers.
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FRESH OYSTERS,

And VIII continue TO supply his customers during
the season, either at Wholesale or Retail, at the
lowest market pricej we will sell them by the can
half can or Dozen and also cooked In 4 superior
style, At moments notice. septlb-smd6w
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I WOULD call attention to Land now Of
L feredto exchange FOR City Property or Goods,
located as followsi
OHIO--Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, Darke and Williams Counties.
NDIANA-Randolph Wells, Wabash, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties.
ILLIN OIB--LawTence Richland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
SSOuRI-OhaHion, w ashington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
NNEBOTA-DakotA,R Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties,
The above are choice lands, and will be eN changed
on the most desirable terms on application TO
CHAs X. CLARKE,
jY6 Clegg's Building, Third street.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oiAnKEs
Celchrnted Eemnle PIIIs.

telchrnted Nehm0le Pills,
Prepared fSom Brescribtlos of Sir J. Clarke,
PAysisiaH Eriraerdinsss 10 ne Queen.
ThisinvaiuabIe medlcIaeis unfaliine IN the cure
hll those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which
The female constitution is subject II meders ;ea all
eSceasea and removes All obstruction ., anda speedy
cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIns
It's peculiarly suited. II will, In short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Eaoh bottle, price One DollAt, bcsra the Govern
ment stamp OF Great nritAn 70 prevent counterfeit
CAuTION.
TREsr PiIIs sHovLp NOT NJ rAEEN Az FEMALES
DUaiS0 rHn FIRST THREE MONTHS o. Paro-
EAScv,As THEv AEE sunE TO nmNo ON Mrsrkn
RiAos, urArANY OTHER TIME THEy Ann sAFr.
In all cases Of Nervous and spinal AIeetions,
Pain In the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on siight ex-
ertion, Paipitation OF the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills Will cfTcet cufc when All other
means have failed, and although powerful rcmody,
do not contain iron, caiome antimony, or any thing
huriful tothe constitution.
Fun directions in thepamphlet around each pack
et, which shouldbe catef0lly preserved
Sole agentfo the unitedstates aud Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late I. c. Baldwin Coal
Rochester, New-YorE.
NJ B.-l,oO and six postage stamps enclosed 10
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle contain
ing so pills, by mail.
Sold in Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS KELso.
myli
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For SaIaI
REMOVAL.

THE firm of Sprague & Co.
Cincinnati, have opened in their
new iron front Store, southeast
corner of Fourth and Vine sts.,
opposite Post Office.
They have a magnificent stock Of
Goods for Men and Boys wear,
including all that appertains to a
gentleman's wardrobe, either ready
made or to order, for Men and
Boys.
Their stock of Piece Goods, for
ordered work, is splendid. Their
goods are marked at Cash Prices,
and as low as Fine Goods can be
sold. We have a stock of Fine
Sole Leather Trunks, Rail Road
proof-best that can be made.
ALSo-New style Bags, Tor
Travelling purposes, Travelling Rugs,
Shawls, &c,
SPRAGUE & co.,
Southeast cor. 4th n Vine sts.
septlO-d&wlm
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4 X ACRE8, ON the River Road, near Tie
"A Cincinnali n. NJ, " miles from the city,
sueh ffnmc house and atanIe, choice ffuit vlnct,
40 very desirable place lQf Garden LOT.
CIIAS. N. CLARKE.
apfa Tbifd airoct.
I AND wARRANTs BOUGHT q SOLD.
~ a. Cincinnaii quotations, or located IN iowa,
Kansas, nebraska or Missouri, by
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
mhb Third street.
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FOR RENT.

A FINE store room on Market street, very
"A suitable for Grocery or Eating House, being
that part Of the reom now occupied By Il. A. r. r
More, that fronts on Market street, may be either
50 or 80 feet deep.
Also, large room on the second floor, 26x4O feet,
suitable for an ofiee. Entranee on Third street,
Enquire OF L. A. I. T. More, or
CHAs. \. CLARKE,
jyls Real Estate Agent, Sd ST.
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FINE MS!
CITY PR0PE R Il Y
WILL BE TAKEN
IN PRAT MENP

IIQ ACRES, six miles from the CITY, be-.
Y tween the Brant and valley Turnpikes, and
two miles from Kneisly's Mills. 90 acres under eu-
tvation, balance goodtimbe
ISS ACRES excellent land in Shelby
ICD county, s1S miles from sidney, and i
miles from Port Jefferson; loo acres under cultya-
tion, balance good timber. Orchard of grated
fruit good frame house, barn, stable, corn crib,
granary, &c, Three good springs and good well.
A very desirable place.
ALSO:
ON ACRES in Hancock county, near
%StOe Railroad station, good house and best
quality Of land. 100 acres improved.
ALSO.
PINE Suburban property in full view Of
II and handsomely overlooking the city Those
having property TO exchange willhnd II TO their in
terest to call upon
CHARLES +, CLARK,
aug92. Clegg's Building, 3d 81.
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cHBAP Farm.
To Capitalists.

A HANDSOME new two story Brick
"A Dwelling tdouble) on Brown street that will
rent Tor TEN fEh CENT. ON THE tNVEBTbiHKT
FOr sale by l 4- CHAS. n. CLARKE,
Jev clegg's Hniidiag, sd street.
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8aiIp QnIan& amtritaIl



On the 9Th nit, il tbe Missouri House OF Rep
xssentatives on motion 10 lay on the table reso-
luton offered by Mr. Pits. that the Speaker be
authorized to cause to be printed and posted enc
hundred bills announcing that the sth of January,
1889, viii be celebrated by the Legislature" Mr.
Pitt made the following speech:
Mr. Speaker: This House passed resolutions, sir
the other, day. TO celebrate in appropriate man
ner the 9Th OF January. This is a resolution SIM
ply asking that notice be given 20 the puohe 'hat
We viii celebrate that day. We have declared OUT
intention, and nov, when we come 70 pnolsh u
some gentlemen are suddenly taken Eith " the re-
trenchment gripes," and squirm aroupa IKE long
red fishing worm on q pin HOOK. LLaugh.es,l
Gentlemen keep continually talking about eeoaomy.
I myself do not believe il tying the public purse
with oobweb strings, but when Tetrenchment comes
In eontaef ,iIh patriotism it assumes the form Of
sssnaIlness." Such economy Is like that Of the
old skinfint who had pair Of boots made for the
little bow without roles, that they might last the
longer ILsughter. reverence ''the day We cele-
braie" Il is fraught with "reminiscences the most
soul>stirring, it brings to mind one Of the greats
est events ever recorded In letters Of living fire.
upon the walls Of the temple Of fame, by the strong
right arm Of the god Of war On such ca
sioEs we should rise above party lines aud pO-
Iticsl distinctions / never fought under the ban
ner Of Old Hickory, but, " by the Eternal" wish
/ had. daughter and applause If the old val
horse was here now, he would not know his oWn
children from the side Of JOsephs coat Of many CO.
lors-Whigs, know nothing, democrats, hard, soft
boiled, scrambled and fried, LincOlnites. Douglas
and blather skitesl
belong to no party; l am free, uRbridled, IN
saddled, in the political pasture Like bOb-tsiled
bull in ly time, charge around in The high grass
and fight my own flies. lGrest laughter. Gentle
men, let us show our nberality on patriotic coca
sions. Why some men have no more patriotism
than you could stuff into the eye of knitting needle
Let us not squeeze Eve cent piece until the eagl'
on it squesls like locomotive or an old maid
Let Us print the bills and inform the country tia
we are as full ofpstriotism ss Illinois swamp i
Of tadpoles. Laughter / don't believe in do
ing things by halves. Permit me Mr.. Speaker, 4
make patriotic quotation from one of our mobiles
authors:
the green grass among the red May
old drsy hoss, for when be be g0ses
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ARDNER q CO.
NEW FIRM.

We, H. E. s. R. c. Gardner have associated with rs Fl.
B. Buckner psrher business under the style Of Gard
Co., at our new store, No. 2 Inn Block
We will keep always hand large and carefully eecte
stock staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots, Shoes
Hats, CAPS. Bonnets. and Straw Goods generally.
Of plantation goods Will be unusually yecompr
sing heavy WOODEN and Cotton Fabrics both Colored and White
extra heavy Brogans Wool and Palm Hats, heavy coore and
white negro Blankets.
old customers and dealers in Merchandise who
ish TO buy goods low for Cash, short time give
% close examination, intend to make to their inter
st and 70 make this their cheapest market.
We will receive and sell, for friends all country produce
a as WOOL Feathers, BeSEsx Ginseng, Jeans, nsey and
socs at TIE highest price the market will command.
{an4-ln
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NHARSHALsS NOTICE.-NlcEnnis Co., vs.. the
V Steamboat Delaware.-By virtue Of Warrant OF Arrest
Court in and for the Middle Dct OF
Tennessee directing arrest the ssd steam
her machinery, boats, tackle apparel and u
ture, the Hon. est H. Humphreys Judge
the Court B. Clements, Marsl Of said Court
hereby publication of the warrant and arrest OF said
machinery boats tackle apparel and furniture,
general who have pretend TO have
right therein appear before the said Judge Of
Court, the courtroom OF said Court in the
Capitol at Nashville the Goth day Of February 1852 IL be
court day. the day following at 10 O'Clock in
forenoon there the said leauts, OF
contract civil maritime and further do and receive in
this behalf justice, shall sppertn This 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1859 J. B. CLEMENTS, L. 5. Marshal for the
faln dtd Middle District Of Tennessee
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FENHE undersigned have the following pure Liquors
Wines, &C. which they 0er to the trade at low prices on
and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
Our Liquors Wines purchssed direct through the Gus
hgures-Possesng the facilities to do soRe Halter
odtr such inducements to Csash and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
Brandiess Gin, RuIH and Whistles.
&c X and \ pipes Cognac 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Ruandies, choicest brands very Old
= ~ ~ Rochelle do bbls genuine Old Bour'n do
$40 pure Holland Gin; l0O bids hne Tenn Corn do
aPunoOnspurs W. Rum Pgpe3sSns Irish and Scotch
wines.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sautsrnas;
70 boxes Hook and MOses 10 90 old and fine;
~ do Hungarian, White and 10 DO Madeira
IS boxes Fine ClSrets; 10 do Port
NJ Table do do do VeT suPsriort
Porter, Ales &c.
80 casks London srteT, brands;
- do English and scotch Ale Ale, best est. brands
20 do French COrdals, assorted
~ do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, MAresehinO and Absynthe.
Cigars
Cbottrsst brands; $1,000 Baltimore RegallSs do
Tobacco.
% bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W: anderson
i ]: !: .s ss Si.'i Fis:
so1,. fine virginia Chewing TObaoOO 'suh'rAnd' sine qua
no so... enc Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Chamber FDpen
% OOu.. aHs 0 Virginia Chewing Taoo LAnshOra Arnltsa
Oo.e. a6 S0 virginia f Chewing TOOocO "Allen
80 boxes best Tennessee do DO
tKeau Smith," celebrated ''Twist and Pancakes
us Tobacco, equal, if not superior to any ever Oasrs
%SaTticles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & oHEATHAM,
No 9, College street. Nashville, Team,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
THyEzE subscriber having sold his interest in the old stand
Of EVANS Co.; so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, OF Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville known heretoOre Loves Store,
received and is opening splendid assortment Of
Fresh Goods Of descriptions suitable Tor the wants
Of both city and eountry-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gngams Fine Lawns DeLanes, Linens
Jsekonetz, Musins, Silks, Ribbons &c
JEWELRK.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies' and Gents Breastpins, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, DOEestics, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, oUEESsWARE,
fact everything will be kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a well assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is determined sell for ready pay cheaper
purchased Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do 50
mar2I I. @ HAsBROOK.
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LADIES FINE SHOES.

SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
SESSION OF Isj9-THE REGULAR COURsE LEcsuRE
- this Institution will commence Monday the Is Of No
ember 1852 will continue till the LIST Of March, ensuing
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D. Professor Of Anatomy, CDes
criptTe, astrological and Surgical9
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ D. Professor Of Physiology aad Pa
JOHN H. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor of Msssris Medsca
and therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY NJ d. Professor OF Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
HASKINs, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medcne
JOHN P FORD NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseaseso
Women and Children;
II. NJ. COMPTON, Nj. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The 9th Hospital upon the premises Of the College and
control Of tie Faculty, at which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Class and Cni
ca! Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures tlO0 %
MatriculatiOn fee (paid but Once) 90
Demonstrators fee (required but onee) 10 %
Graduationfee, . ~
Excellent board can obtained for 80 so to - per week
For further details announcements apply to
JOHN ?. FORD, N. D.,
jyI7-d&wtf Dean Of the Faculty.