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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &C.

NIITCHELL'S EXTRACTS roR THE HAND
wi KERCHlEF:-KnightT Templar Bouquet de
Havelork: Frungipanni; Florime Patchouley; Kiss
Me Quick: Jockey Club: Upper Ten: Rose Gera-
mum: Bouquet dc Caroline; Verbena; Blessed Baby
Just received, and for sale by
" 4. HART, No lO9, King ST.. cor. of Pitt.
Sirn of the Golden Mortar. ape
NIlTCHELL'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
wi For ravorng Cake, Pastry. Custards, Creams,
Iellies Jams. Sauces, &c.-Rose, strawberry, Ras-
berry Pine Apple. Lemon, Orange, Almond. Peach,
Vanilla, Nectarine just received, AMI Tor sale, by
WM. A. HART. lO9. King -. cor. of Pitt.
Sign of the Golden Mortar. APT
IENUINE BAY RUM: Oil Cubebs; Brandreth's
" Pills: Cloves: lienrys Magnesia; Balsam of
Tou: White Wax; Cardamon Seed; Husbands
Magnesia; Tartaric Acid. Just received, and for
sale hy JAS. ENTWlSLE. JR.,
apr Apothecary, - King st.
TOPS: Alum: Whiting; Oil Aniseed Refined
i BoraX: White Ginger; Flour of sulphur; Pearl
Ash: Ground Red Wood; Tumeric; Tapioca; Span
sh Saffron; Sarsaparilla Robust received and
for sale by JAS. ENTWlSLE, JR.,
ap6 Apothccary, -. Kng-st.
NENUINE BORDEAUX OIL. Olive do. Ba-
" kcrs Cocoa, Irish Moss. Sage, Tapioca, White
Wax. Electric OIL Magnetic Plasters, and Dally's
j. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ap9 No. G2, cor. Fairfax Il Prince SITS.
NJITCIELL'S EYE SALVE, and Thompson's
Nl Eye Water, just received and for sale by
WM. A. HART.
No. l09 King ST.. cor. of Pitt.
Es.-Sipn Of the Golden Mortar. ap5
TASKELLS RESTITuTOR, for improving
| / and restoring the hair, gradually changing
il to its original color if grey. for by
apl4 HENRl Cooh ".
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER. when you can
w get Ellis Corn Plaster for ~ cents per box.
For sale by PEEL, STEVENS CO.,
NH 81 Corner Of King and Alfred streets.
CtORN PLASTERS, for giving speedy relief.
" for sale by
ap II II. COOK & CO, Sarepta Hall.
DIOSCOREE BATATAS-The new Chinese or
IL Japan Potato. received, and for sale by
ap ii. COOK 4 CO., Sarcpta Hall.
DURE OSWEGO STARClI.--A full supply
l. ceived aud Tor sale by
apl2 IL. COOK CO.
I EWIS' PURE LEAD.-A full supply receiv-
IL ed and tor sale by II. COOK 4 CO.,
Sura,ta HaII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

TENUINE BAY RUM: Oil Cubebs; Brandreth's
" Pills: Cloves: llenry's Magnesa; Basam Of
Tolu: White Wax Cariamon Seed; Husbands
Magnesia Tartaric Acid. Just received, and for
sale hy JAS. ENIWlSLE. JR.,
ap7 Apothecary, ~ King st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

NEW SONGS BY Bdaux Little Bobby. and Leslie: NEW
ker, the son of Momus in his gro Delneaons First
time here Of the Buresque entitled The Journeymen
Agra al fGpn artistic
Doors open o'clock Performance commence at
N o'clock.
Jas p A. CLARK Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS
AMEs' STAR SUGAR PAN
And
Improved Steam Train, for Making Sugar,

From the yastness ef The interests involved the competition
planters q Louisiana in introducing upon her estates
for % the e ss. trials often COS y
aIasrsnt .aploysa n ,hs q
- e which
lions proved that various have been he different kinds of
@ q a
The greater number the most recent Introduction
the plantations in Louisiana have far failed in the ad
sonssasd ses
qnss EEL sSis ha, ne
pan Hse!e, IS rst atrodueton upon he plantations
s os lie has
the planters VIZ Simplicity of construction The ease with
ws h sppe til.
Of the as to have the
aHes over the e mmon worm That the seampipes
The whole extent of the heating surface of the utilized
An uniform temperature Is obtained throughout the whole
hs pan The pipes will eyaporae rapidly
Any portion # ne heating surfaces be detached without
s Ss Of @ In
Of these
@ ss sfsa
time exposed 70 atmospheric action obtained Of much bet
ssa
s1% VI
ing 81 IN ss @ he e
in have their altered combine all
gss obtained by Ames' invention.
under the Of Mr. Wade II Gilbert and beonrps
to Mr.. P. G. Rcard Of Bayou Goula, Iberve sugar
mon worm Kind Which Of four Clarity ag hr se evap
ne s
the boilers 80 go which required to work
The grsnulato induced Mr. Gilbert the worm
alton of the graunang involved only eighth of the
whoe apparatus, with the following results yo .. ,oxo
no. AxEs Esa-Dear Sir Your favor Of the iith duly
came to hand regret my time is completely taken up
cannot give you very elaborate reply will however enn
The Star Pan does not lower the in the boilers
rapidly as the old from that circumstance instead Of
old Pau now only clean and blow up juice which
about x ho 81
than previously Another advantage boils better
The greatest advantage however il. that the grain of the
sugar cooked in Star Pan temperature 80 h. seam
difference in the rmnes Of the grain the sugar even in the
Star Pan at from 60 80 imagine owing to their be ng
yon s pl o ans g
ing Pam from what judge uing any the improved
head with the fued toer say Il, and the utmost
Il r., inflammation NAV ..o,,.. =, .x,,.,.... ,-
working the Pam will time be cheerfny given as we'll
questions you may 70 PROFOUND regard
its working. .zz.'-
Very truly yours mr. o,, prDr
The reputation Of the writer Of foregoing letter as an ex
perienced aud sugar maker second the
the proprietor estate farther information
The Star Pan be furnished cheap ordinary
pan For farther information address the Paenee
New Orleans the undersigned authorized nuac
WHEELER & FoRsTALL,
Coppersmths and Machnists.
jas I'm 29 Tchoupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

E Extra Trains Of the JEFFERSON Railroad will leave the
city at O'Clock
1J- Race to come off Mt O'clock
A9- Admission public stands 81.
na5- Quarter stretch badges, for the meeting, SlO
Ladies desiring admission ladies' stand must be
companied by member of the Club, invited guest
Entrance fo ladies and members Of the Club the
tairie Road, in the of the ladies' stand.
~ First race each day to bs at O'clock p NJ In
Of postponement account of bad weather. pennRnt
will be display ed On the st. Charles Hotel JAG 1t
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BANK OF New ORLEANS,

BANK New ORLEANS,
New Orleans Dec. 10TH 1858.
r,, 20, This Bank will be closed on Christ
on those days must bs paid the day previous and intended
for discount will have be offered the Thursdays
d2l Ua8 NJ. BELLY Cashier,
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i. r. YAHKUE WI
sherid Of he raIi.A 6 CT,
LEGAL NOTICES,

sEco.D DIsIzlcr CouRT SUCCESSION or JOSEPH 4
WHEREAS A. w. Walker haa lpefSSf@s~@~.a
" the Court for Letters Of Adminiktrn ike Ss a
the late Joseph y. Hernandez. deceased insssfass-
Notice is hereby given 70 al whom may ~
cause gishn sn asys Why the sysr * - raid pslf
By order OF the Court. ags s IA
=. 1. KKLLx, Dspsy c.
DEvx1 !. s Cora ps DIsrRicr DE- yoexrn
A TTENnu que A. W. yyalkaK 8 nSIeenT@
a une petition 4 Cour pest ~
mintstr.on 4 Succession dc feu 1cseph n ns1ssi
Avis est par present douns tons ~ ssp - -
cerner, d'Avoir deduire dix js5 = Fssns s i
qnsiles y ne serat pas fait droit \ ~
ja7 u IS =. I. KKLIy. lDsyu 81
sEcosp DlsTaIcr CouRr sUCcxssIoN Or PEfxk X1,E
q New Orleans sTRONG-No Il - AZ
NOTICE y hereby given % the crs1i -
IN this Estate and to all other persons kessS
chow cause within ten days from the prsee.t
II any they have OF can why the prtsiSS ~ ~
proved, and the funds distributed in accordancs
By order Of the Court. AZ ~ - : ~ s
jill KELLY, Dssssv G.sk-
Dc i Nouysiie. Orleans ARTsTso ARMSTRONG; n 5zas
A Wis eat par le present Aenne aux cRSa1-
ciers de Ia sudite succeson ct tedteg
celia peut concerner dAyoir deduirs.
"a pressnte p1bicson los r.isons pour esqasllss u
npprouve ct homologue les fonds ~ ais rt
conormement dit sompse. 's-as'ss- 3
Par ordre de Ia Cour. 81 IS Ell. sss
dsl ts4 ]. L KELLY, Dspsts Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

AN ELEGANT THREE.sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE
situated in the First District In Of the fashionable
neghborhoods, and within but few minutes walk Of the
business portion Of the city
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, 18th inst, ut 12 O'Clock M, at
the City HOTEL Common street, by the of parties
will be sold
THAT NEW AND ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING lately
erected bv the Hon T. H. McCaeb situated on the northeast
corner of Apollo and TerpBichore streets.
The lot &C feet front Apollo street. feet
in depth on Tepscore street together with the
measuring Is feet front Terpsichore street, $50
depth.
The improvements consist Of hree-story brick building,
containing IA rooms besides Kitchens rooms BATH
all in complete order being entirely
lit with throughout the lot contains stable carriage
house, etc.
The property DO sold retiring to
plantation, and offers excellent and opportunity
wishing locate in the most healthy and i'm
provir portions Of the city.
The property fronts the beautiful residence Of Madame
Brner and almost adons the property Of the late G. b. Dun
can, Hsq
of before T. Beck Notary Public the expense
Of the purchaser j,6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

ORLEANS THEATER-ORLEANs STREET
SATURDAY Jan. 8, 1852
Will be acted Meyerbeers Grand Opera, in acts, entitled
THE HUGUEEOTS.
Monday January l0.h-verdis Grand Opera, entitled
'.Jerusalem.n
Rehearsal-a opera by Maillsrd, 1.-THE Dragons
de Vlars."
H3rPerfoImance commences at O'Clock.
Office open day. from O'Clock A. to 3h
O'Clock Pm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
M'NAIR'S ACADEMY, ANTE, LA,

NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM IS THIS DAY
~ changed to CLARKE & P1CTON. - :.
jal If A. B. CLARKE 4 co, f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
e2 ~; XEGAs, DANCING AcApEMY, A

II ODD FELLOWS HALL. "a
MA PROF j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to his
friends and the public In general that his Dancing Acad
envy will be open for the at Odd Fellows Hall on the
18th of November where he with the same lib
eral patronage before
urdays from to 6 o'clock p. NJ,
Gentemen's Class-Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS from
to 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Ladies' CassTuesdays Thursdays SATURDAYS from 10
until IL O'Clock A. N.
Practising Parties for Ladies' Gentlemen every Wednss
Gay.
The popular Chdrens Fancy Balls will be given BEFORE
every month.
terms apply Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hail. or at
Mr. l.. Gabici's Music Store, No. 81 Canal street. MO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
AUCTION SALES.


DWELLING Hoy ~. s Z: os pHrADzs
BY N. vIGNIE,
omce-No. Bsnks Arcade.
moth ,s n; e ls5o At the CITY
M p ssss: Gu Z.
n. ,sa .ssu
s5s sssfs e., s @ 10
4WE xT A SonT on CREDIT OF
.sg By JULIAN NEVILLE 4 Co.,
JOHN NEVILLE. AuctfoneeT,
Once II Commercial Place.
WEDNEsDAY,1 2th Inst, ut IL o'clock M,
G sis I'll! + sps from ~, Mar.
a + Sa z ri se9 m1. ss
& 81. a.sts to sail. jas
SUCCESSION q THE LATE PIERRE LEFEBvRE-o.
sss ssssss s1 on fo gd,.
sns se5 Ea;s1 ELIGIBLE EsdSdss Lot: # s 1pe
store. ssss Bssy wei
story Bdcs Building being The corner q 81 is le
s.d h. 4 Bs,s5
story Brick Dwelling House on Casacalso street.
BY N. vIGNIE and A. BoULIGNY,
"WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1859, a IL
w o'clock Il. in The Rotunds Of the 81. LOU. Hotel Sc
Judgment he Honorable the Second Di; cours q
s ss sed a1sS auction J
's9 T ss,ea 1s: Tors OF GROUND situated IN
fsssss ri
@ - s1sd
sey or hs
brick building having store and room on The srou.d
two brick kitchen having four brick pvs
.d lines I
parallel lines and fronting IL The alley i've
store and room on the rooms the second
sH isS esf' 81 the BY
y
5oalsf E.s.s Leis
y inches and lines deep Is No.
ee II inches and lines front on Euepe street. by IN feet 10
ssafF Is GROUND
= los Nos I'D Lot No. rect inches and
SIDE es alS &. ds s
SIDE and b a and NJ ns The With
q s afs &c Rs: M
four
asp.A q IS se inches p = ia.
a. e,
~ IN II e
Ing cent annum which ground shall assumed
Ps
by Cusomhouse, Benve Royal Bourbon Streets meas
By inches dsep together With Sei
81 s
ssh.nss .iss ss
ieet Inch and lines front On g. Louis stree BY III feet
ines 81 on ~ oe @ On
lines the line Togsthsr three story brick
building containing on the ground aoo coffee house and
to the are
x Hof 81 3 Sonna.a
by Royal Bourbon st. Louis Streets being
corner Of Royal and ST. Louis streets, urne 80
and fronting on St. Louis street Together with
brick building containing the ground floor with The
tenant, used drug store four rooms two
closets and gallery the second story ~
brick kitchen having five prvies, csern hydrxn
I. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Casacayo. Architect Port and Ferdinand streets
lines in depth between parallel lines TosstSe,
With thrrestory brick house. No. hayil eight rooms
prives, hydrants.
The whole according to plans which will exhibited a
| ~ TERMS AND CONDITIONs.-one-f fourth cash. and
the balance credit Of Is "a mouths in purchase
notes secured by mortgage on said property nth vendors
interest per until payment The buildne
be insured against the risk of and the policies
should become institute
bound to pay the lawyers fees which fixed per
Acts Of sale before T. Guyo ESQ., Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. ja4
AN ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
situated in the First District OF the fashionable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA TEHuANrEPEc COMPANY,
No. Is Carondeiet street.
New Orleans Nov. a. 1858.
B-Pursuant to Resolution of the Board
of Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books of Subscription
Capital Stock of this Company will be opened Office
Carondeet street. TUESDAY the sd November 1858
the hours Of A. NJ to p NJ under the Superintendent of
the following named Commissioners:
Messrs Ambrose Lantear Wlhelmus Bogart George
hart George N. Pincksrd j. p Harrison and John
rich.
Under the provisions of the charter the
dred dollars each aud the to be made the stock
subscribed are as follows Ten cent the time Of sub
In ninety days But n.allment the stock shall
at least Of the Railroad tha be completed not
then unless called for in conformity with resolutions pre-
viousy passed by the meeting duly
for that purpose. L. HEYLIGER,
n22 If Secre,sry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE AT
Auction.
BY ]. A. BEARD & Co.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, 10th inst, at 10 la O'Clock A..
l NJ 1866 Circus street. between Poydras and Hevs
streets, will be sold
The second hand Furniture Store consisting
general assortment of Mahogany and Black Walnut Furn
tnre, etc.
HrTERMS-Cash las
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
sHTRIKF,a AATE.

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quArnIrrr Com De pr,rssc1 501yrfxlr 4. 1,oNr
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CONDITIoNs-Ccsstsstsa s,os.s.s =
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At public auction, a. the City Hotel &C., 80
It " o'cIoeE ''''s'' = = 1sA' : =
81 Ro, H. 81 Philp BouSos ~ Tsir ~ =
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1ERAs-csah on The - 8
tsss T. 4. Y&BVruIt
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XARD1, de fevries, lH1o nfdi ~ S.SS
de II Commune entire les ma dn Ctann
judfcstIon de- Z Z = -
Il UN TERRAIN, sfsue dans IL Deuxfoue -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

m A. GHERARDrS DANCING ACADEMY
~ AEagle Hall corner of Prytania and Felicity Road.
fHA Prot A. Gherardi most respectfully his
friends and the public that his Dancing Academy will
open for the season, Eagle Hail. TUESDAY l4h Decem
fore.
Days Of Tuition for ChildrenTuedsys Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to o'clock p NJ.
Chdrens Glass at Masonic Hail. St. Charles street every
ITO 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Private lessons for Ladies' Gentlemen from the
morning till P. NJ. every day.
For TERMS apply to Prof. Gherardi Eagle Hail. or Ma.
sonic Hall, the days OF taition. dl4
a.. DANCING ACADEMY, No. 1888 CARoN-
81 DEIET STREET, between Lafayette and Girod
"a Mr. AND MRS. ANGELINA, Professors of Dane.
Sng inventors and first inroducers of all fashiona.
Bile Dances in the United States respectfully announce
~ to the public that their Academy is reopened
Ladies' Cass-Every day and at any hour
Childrens Cass-Evey Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
from to 6 o'clock P. NJ
Gentemen's Cass-Evey evening from TO 10 O'Clock
cordng to the number of pupils
n B-Besides the popular Lancers and American Quad
rifles the EMPIRE QUADRITIE, described by Mrs Kate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

BANK OF JAS. RoBE Dec. 80, 1858.
10, The annual election for Directors to
the ensuing will be held the Banking
MONDAY, the 10Th January, 1859
/ Casbi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
The Bussermsllx Quession.
LONGEVITY.


Some time ago it was stated in the Democrat
that a distinguished physician had stated that
if people would drink bnttermiik, the period
of human lie might be extended to two
hundred years The allnsion seems to have
startled the newspaper world, and butter
milk is the subject OF the day. Moreover,
everybody is drinking it, and the price of the
article has gone OPP. 1f1 ~
To prevent any Misrepresentation on the
subiect-to calm excitement. and moderate
the price of buttrrmilk-the following is
CONDENSED from Articles No. 10-ll of the
New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal,
May, 1859.
9 1t set ms that an eminent French Chemist.
NJ. Ed. Robin. in a memoir presented to the
Academy of Sciences, has expressed the be-
lief that human life may be prolonged and
he gives his reasons for it. He thinks living
beings may be compared to q furnace always
kindIed: life exists only in u state of COM
bustion: but the combustion which occurs in
our bodies. like that which takes place in
our chimneys, leaves residue, detritus,
ashes. 7 his detritus, which is always ac-
cumulating, is, according to NJ. Robin, the
principal cause of old age and senlle death.
He thinks that the mineral matter which
constitutes an ingredient in most of our food,
after the combustion, is left in our systems
to incrust and stiffen the different parts OF
the body. and to render imperfect many OF
the vital processes. NJ. Robin sets forth
mauy facts to prove the reasonableness of his
position, but proposes 10 institute series OF
experiments on animals whose lives are of
short dura ton, to verify his theory.
Among the series of experiments which be
proposes is one which consists in administer
ing tactic acid with ordinary food. The
tactic acid is known to possess the power OF
dissolving the incrustations which form on
the arteries, carriages and valves of the
heart; and as buttermilk abOunds in this acid
it is moreover an agreeable kind of food
its habitual use, it is supposed, may free the
system from these causes which inevitably
cause death between the seyenty-fifth and the
one hundredty year.
The author of one of the articles in the New
Orleans Journal expresses his appreciation of
the labors of NJ. Ed. Robin, and gives, more
over, a reason of bis own as to the probIbili-
ty that the period of human life may be ex
tended. He makes the following. formula,
viz: "EUevy quality itich appears to be an ezcep-
ton IN species indicates nesc rule TO tchich THIS
species mag be Subjected" The author says:
Applying this principle to the present sub
ject, we cay there are macrobites or centena-
rians in the human species; there macrobie is
compatible with human organization, and
since it exists, its cause may be determined.
Now, to possess a knowledge OF the cause, is
to be master of the effect; and that which has
heretofore been an exception, may become
rule"
To show that people do sometimes live to
be very uld-whelher owing To buttermilk, l
cannot say condense some facts from tie
two articles before mentioned:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

@-A friend abiding 10 the recent Euro
pean war, was arguing, says the Buffalo
Commercial, that the world, instead of grow
ing better and better, was on the retrograde
constantly augmenting its stock Of wicked
ness. His remarks were answered by a
Christian full of hope, arguing that the time
is not far distant when peace ard good will
shall reign supreme-wben the Lion and the
lamb shall lie down together" The other,
not fully approaching the feelings aud hopes
of his friend, remarked. 1.-The time may come
when the lion aud the lamb shall lie down
together; bnt," he added as clincher,
you'll find, in that event, the lamb is nssde Of
the l.oHP'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
The Instances of longevity below IL

The Instances of longevity below 10
years are frequent.
Some curious facts are related as TO the
habits of these aged individuals. Polotman,
a surgeon, who lived to be l40years old, new
err passed day without being intoxicated
and the peasant woman, Obst, who lived to
be 155. drank, ordinarily two tnmblersfuli OF
brandy daily. A French resident OF Detroit
who lived to Il6 never drew sober breath
during l04 years.
On the other hand. many of the sold folk"
lived remarkably temperate lives Jean eau
seur, who died aged lac years, lived chiefly
on milk food. Thomas Parr, who lived l52
years and months, "subsisted all his life up
on bread, old cheese, milk, whey, and table
beer;" and Peter Zostan lived solely on veg
atables-we think buttermik must have been
added to his tare-attained the remarkable
age of lS5.
Article No. 1G, referred to above, was writ
ten by DIR. Chaille No. IL, by DR.. Dowler.
Those interested may refer to their commu-
ncations for interesting facts and statistics
on this subject.
After this statement. we have no doubt all
the churns in the country will be kept busy,
and all the people be converted to Oliver
Twists, crying necessarily for that beverage
OF life, "more, more r'-L0msUilIe Democrat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


CESSION 1s5s-s0-The Ninth Annual Course of
y Lectures in this Institution viii commence
Monday, the It'll of November next, and continue TIL
the first OF the ensuing March.
IL MAS r. JENNINGS, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
J. BERKIES LINDSEY, Md, Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
C. X WINSTON, NJ D.. Professor Of Materia Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence
A H. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of Surgical Anato
and Phi ;sioogy.
JOHN n. WATSON Md, Professor CT Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
PAUL F. FIVE, MD. Professor of Principles and Prac
tce of Surgery.
W. K. Bovine, MD, Professor Of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILnAA T BRIGes, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and De-
moustrator of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students
on the first Monday in October, (the 3rd.)
Preliminary Course of Lectures, free to all Stu
dents will be given by the Professors, commencing
also on the first Monday of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
Of the Faculty, open the Class free of charge
A Clinique has been estab shed in connection with
the Univ sity, at which operations performed
and cases prescr bed for and leciured upon in the
presence of the clIss.
Amount OF Fees for Lectures is sos; Naturalization
fee lpad once only IS; Practical Anatomy $40;
Graduation fee SIS
Good Boarding can be procured for 50 to 81 per
week. For further information Catalogue apply to
w. K. BOWLING, Md,
aug27-w3t Dean of the Faculty