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stennhoat CeIlision.

CnciHsATl. Jan. 4--B0oh The steamer Madison
from New Orleans to CINCINNATI, with q cargo Of
chiefly Sugar and Molasses, was run iato near Aus
rora Indiana, by the steamer Iowa and sunk to the
hurr icane deck The Cargo is issued here.
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SEE FIRST PAGE.

We take pleasure in dreciing the attention Of
merchants and business men generally, to the card
Of Messrs- Mizell, Hooper s Co., who have just
opened WhOlesrie Grocery, Commission and For
warding House, at Nos 6 and g. Market street
With MIR. George B. Brown of this house, We have
ad an intimate acquaintance for several years. aud
are sure that if energy, industry and integrity, will
command success, that be is bound 10 succeed The
other members Of the firm stand high in this COM
munity as energetic and correct business men- The
new firm enters the trade with all the requisites to
secure highly successful and prosperous business
which they eminently deserve.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
CNESsION OF S59THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE LEcRuR
Institution will Monday, the LIST of
vener 1855 and will continue till the LIST Of March, ensuing
The Preliminary Coarse Of Lectures, free TO all Students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy, Des
cripiye, Astrological and surgcal0
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL r. WRIGHT, NJ D. Professor of Physiology
thOogy;
JOHN II. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor Of Mseria MeGca
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD 0. CURREY NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence
E. B. HASKINs NJ D. Professor Theory Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN FORD, D., Professor Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children;
II. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY Hospital upon the premises OF the College and IN
control Of the Faculty at which operations performed
prescribed for in the presence the Class
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount OF fees for Lectures sos 20
Naturalization fee (paid out once) 90
DemonstrsOr's fee (required but once) 10 90
Grsduatone fee, % 90
Excellent board be obtained for So 50 81
For further details announcements apply to
JOHN Z. FORD, NJ. D.,
lyl7-d&Wu Dean OF the Faculty.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department,
oR

LITAR col e G p.
LNDsEY NJ. D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. K JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
AMEs F. AHnToS AN Professor Natural Phil.
Osophy, and Astronomy.
J. H. AM Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature
P L. J. TnYssEEs AN, Professor of French Drawing
G. 8. BLACKIE, AN MD Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev J. W. HoYTE, AM Md Professor Of Mental ana Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
@. X. WINSTON, Md, Surgeon.
The of the Academic the 2h
Of September, the second term 18th Of February,
Tuition, boarding. washing fuel, rcomS servants attendance
and arms SO0 per MatcuaiOn fee S. Students
required furnish their which be done mod
crate charge by purchase Engineering French Spanish
German, Drawing Bookkeeping, and Fencing, each $40 per
term of twenty weeks
In regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation Of the
University for scientific and classical scholarship will
taine and at the same every facility Afforded
pursue partial Besides the four regular College
classes preparatory class. Students under
Of age will not be admitted.
By the aid OF military discipline effective government
sed and health, physical culture good order,
habits, are promoted
For Catalogues or additional information apply member
Of the Faculty. July i, Is5s.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4-HoOn.--The river is rising
slowly, with feet water on the falls.
ST LOUIS, jan. 4--noOu.--P he river is s.ationa-
ry, with IL feet water to Cairo
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steamer Illinois.

NEW York. Jan 4 -noon The steamer Thnoi.
sails for Aspinwau Thursday, iastend Of tO-nor-
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From Mnshington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4--SENATE -Fhe Vice PTesi
dent made an elaborate speech on The 6ccasioa OF
me removal 10 the new Seha'e Chamber.
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GaiInlin Races---spring Of asa

RAATCH RACE for Three Thousand Dollars side four mile
IVA heats OF the first Thursday In June, 1889
Guild & Blyhe iaEatha, by Albion dam by Wagner
Eli Odom names Mary Wyie by Albion dam by Sovereign.
STAKES PROPOSED IN JUNE, 1850.
No. l. Stakes for all ages. Two mile heats hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three or more
make
No Stake for untried three year olds Mile heats One
hundred dollars entrance fifty dollars forfeit Three
a
three year oids. Mile heats. One hundred
City dollars entrance; fifty dollars forfeit. Three
make a
stake for all Mile heats One hundred dollars
entranee fifty dollars forfeit. Three
All close the lst Of March, 1859.
All entries addressed the secretary Of the Gsatin
Race Course. accompanied with security for forfeit.
decI4-triwtllmrai A. BARNES Proprietor.
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SAR OUNCE OF FhEFENLJO8 IS HORIH d
POUND or CURE"
DOCTOR NORTON (Of New York;
YUyHE Justly celebrated distressed females
another great discovery his branch Of Medical Science
which, satisfactory tests being used appre
cated as superior everything Of the both
old country II notcOmpose Of poisonous drugs all other
medicines the kind but made up Of ingredients known
and common that the
remedy way injurious On the contrary is beneficial
nj all stages Of female health every admits.
great relief the uuATproachae to WORTH and
yet afforded for dollar for which you the ecpe
you consequently further expense and properly used
your health Is insured for life.
CAUTION.
This Remedy must not be used when GER
tain objects are desired
Full directions given with each ORDER which viii be prompt
" attended to on the receipt Of
Price, 81 90,
and sent, postage paid to any part of the world
Address all orders TO RALPH DENMAN, Agent.
Nashville, Tennessee.
PS-Paper publishing the above advertisement three months
reasonable send their bill collection to the above
address, when they will be promptly paid.
noV2l-W3m
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New supply of Medical Books.
Woods Praetce-neW edition;
- Therapeutics;
Woods Baehe's United ststes DfsPenaaterF;
Dunglsson's Medical Dicti0narys
Ca1sauz's Midwifery;
Wilson's Aqatcmy,
Together with all other Text and stasdsrd e.
Books further and large supply Just received and for sale q
publishers prices By Z. HAGAN,
nOv5o Market 8.
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Magnificent scheme!
DAAWN
EACH7 SATURDAY IN JANUARY.


| Circular showing the plan of the Lot
terics will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of
receiving its
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
- 10 Half :" 40
10 Quarter g 20
Z" &c Eiglths {" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt will forwarded first mail Purchasers
can ending any figure they may designate.
List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
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give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable in full
decentralization
All prizes 81 900 and UNDER paid immeiia;ely
the drawingcther prizes the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certihcstesto
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York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldug ss Clarion, and
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THAVE suggested the Clerk the County Court Kick
L man county that the Estate OF Sii0S W. NiCRS, de
ceased is pay liabilities All per
claims said Estate notified to file them
with Clerk Of County Of Hickman be
ore the LIST day Of May 1859, they viii be barred.
povH VIZ. MHlIsONs Administrator
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A Teacher Wanted

FFN0 take charge Of the Dover Male Academy a. Dover Ten
nesseee The next ensuing year commence the rst Mon.
day in February 1859 gentleman who teach ali the higher
branches and who we'll recommended is wanted
and none other need apply. with family Is prefeT5
Address Judson Horn, President Dover, Tennessee
dee7-wu
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HOLIDAY HAT
AdminIstrator,s Notice

FFVE estate Of Elias Jackson deceased late Of the county
Humphreys has been by the undersigned suggested 10 the
Clerk County Court be therefore notify an
persons holding claims against them with The CLERK
Humphreys Comfy Court before the Goth day of NAV
1852 well authenticated the law directs for pro rata dstrb
ton, they will he forever barred. Nov &C. Is5s
WNI. c. JACKSON,
noy30-w4wprsfeeS S. Admir- Of Elias Jackson dec'd
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rr4rprnA1cE nInEoraRY.


TEGPERANGE DIRECTORY.
TWVENSEssEE Division No 80 sons Of TemPesnos meet eve
~ saturday night a Temperance Hall Grove Nc . oss
street near me square n a. EhI pFcE. III rH
ETHIOPIAN Temple q Homer No 81 meets every faaay eve
4. 7. BRADSHAW, " G. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, '. T.
NASHVILLE Temple OF HopoT So meetseVeEy "wednesday
~ evening az 'Ae same d "a - " 4 wHERRY, W CT.
L. BENSON, W. V. I.
r. BARCLAY, ". r.
TNDMUND DILLAHUNFY Council No Of T. A. L s. Tenn.
~ plars meet the lst THURSDAY evening m es month al
no. LAPSLEY, 8. Of G.
LII. McALLfSTER, ]. Of c.
]. HENRY CURRY Comp R.
Quincy DECREE Temple Of Honor No. III H. @se sn the
B. w PETTY, D. T.
fv3l " N. DALE, D. K.
Persian Pearl Drops,
~ Impart pearIy Wilderness to the complexion
Persian Pearl DrOPss
As beauiher cannot be exceled.
Persian Pearl Drops
As cosmetic stands unrivalled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. g. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendershott.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipthy
augI7-d6m A. e. WEFHRRILL, Cincinnati
p Look out for limitations Of Lea Perrinss VVOr
cesterShre Sauce. See advertisement Of JoHS DUNCAN
& Sons aug9l-'
Bank of West Tennessee at
49, MEMPHIs.-Ths notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Tennessee Nashville tw
Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor bond free oolOrs grades life we
praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed pains relieved lives sayd valuable
made useful and untold ills assuagb this great medicine which
surprising judgment Of What family not
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produced other arce7 For Cuts Bruises sprains
matsm, Swelling Strained Horses &C. it has equal Beloare
of Limitations The genuine Mustang Lniment by
respectable Druggists Livery Men in town. parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe,
Islands of the Ocean. Buy at once.
For BY RAINS & BROWN,
hov25-d&wlm Nashville.
Rock City miIIs.-vL Z. BAURAR@ co., ProDyt
esors J. =. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay highest price all Wheat and
Corn at their Mills Of Line Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-Fronandafer this dste until further
Extra Family Flour So 70 Fine Bran, eOo
Fine Flour, % Mixed Bran, Sec
UnbOted, IS Coarse Bran, SOC
Addlings, . Corn Meal, buShel, Gee
Shorts, 20
articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at any pa in
the city free charge When selling by the quantity their rate
J, L. BAUMAN q co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &c, from Rock City
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, where the times
each day dec II j. & BAUAAM < co.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
MISS BREMER'S LAST WORK.
The Four Sisters.

AAae 4 our 9tSAEfSs
a o SOCIAL DOMESTIC LITz IN suEnuG
BE FREDEEfAIzA BREmER.
Author Of 'Tbe Nslghhors Nina" sThe H Family ets
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Complete in large volume neatly In eloth fer oas
Dollar and Twenty ave Cents; I've VsIuzes
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Miss Bremen Possesses beyond any sthsr living writer q
class the power q realizing to the Imagination every nvtluaI
she introduces The moral beauty Woaay parity WAi
steadily illuminate her narrative receive implicit sdasa
all persons. We would advise all buy
The Dead Secretly Eilkin Collins, author q Basil ga
tonina." etc.
Judge Haiburton's Yankee Stories VITA IussratsHs
Courtship and Mamonys with other sketches from seeses
Experiences In Daily Life-ty Robert Norris
The Sayings and Doings Of Samuel Slick ESD togsther Via
his opinion on Bstrimony.
Piney Woods Tavern; or, sam Slick IN Texas.
The Modern Cook. practical guide CalnaT Ars
all is branches, comprising in addition English Cookes
approved and recherche systems French Italian -
German Cookery. By Charles Fine Pranosts pup to ne
celebrated Careme, snass Msitre DHo and Chief Cock to-
Majesty the Queen Prom the Ninth Lsndon Kdtoa Fors sal
BY dee2l p. HAdAE.
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BEOwNLow Z PRIMES NRw WORK.

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Ought American Slavery b Perpstuatsd9
Debate between Rev. W. c. BrOsnsH sv. A. Pyas
hsldat philadelphia, September, ls5s
Lena Rivgs-by Mary 8 HOLINESS suthsg II ~TeaPsst a
Sunshine"
EutaEi Sequel to the FOrayers, hs Raid Of BoxB
tale Of the Rsyoluton-by Gilmore Sinns, Esq.
The Two sisters-by Mrs. southworth.
The Initials--a story Of Modern Life
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
oseeOla the Seminole, FaHa Of tho Fousr LasG
The War Trail, the Hunt Wild Hsrse. rozansss
the Prairie,
The Scalp Hunters: Adventures sm~-- rraBperL
The Hunters FEAST Conversations around ire Cans IRE
The Courhip Of Miles stznd.sh anil P0ss-by Hsay
WardsWorth LongfeHoE.
EeetrOn, the Franks the NOdsrn Puck FslsEaphis
Epic for the Times.
Two Million. APOea-by the autESr If 'NoaAisS ws-'
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View Books. Old Books.
The most BeautifuI RooE ever PusI,,s,


Gallery Of Famous English American Poets Wis "a 4.
srodsetory Essay, By Henry Cooper NJ Professor Eag-
lisa Literature in the University Of PsnnsyiysniA,
Richly illustrated,
with hundred eagraEngs IN the aasst stsis q q,
art mostly from original designs b. dstingushsi arssts
The Josephine Gallery,
Edited By Alice and PHOEBE Carey. beautifully BEAD a
a nagnVcentiy illustrated book.
The Bible Gallery,
Illustrating savor's Lfs azd Passion: Vim ur.,i,.,s
events in the lives OF his Disciples the PSrsrs and Prophss
and Of the Womeu Of the Old aad New Tesiaats va twsss
four steel Illustrations.
The PROSE- and Poetry of Europe and Amer
lea
Consisting Of Literary Gems ourioss and esst.i.fay
the Choice and Beaatfa Productions any Of Tie most ~
lar writer's Of the past and present age sng s asd vsisAbIs
work.
The sacred Poets 81 Europe mud -America
aOr Three Centuries.
Edited By Rafus GrisEsd. illustrated viii .lsaSa Sea
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COOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
In
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III. Medical Department.


SSESSION Is5s-9.-The seventh annual Course Of L
lures in this institution will Monday the 2I
November next till the frs Of the ensuing March
THoMAs K. JENNINGS, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. LNDsLEY, NJ. d. Professor of Chemistry and Phar.
macy. ... ...
Jurisprudence.
JOIN NJ WATSON NJ D. Professor Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
PAUL F. EvE NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice OF
K Bo1rSe d. D. Professor Institutes and Practice of
Medicine.
wlGN T. BRIGGS d. Professor and Demonstraor
The Anatomical Rooms will opened for students the first
Monday in October 1.-THE 5th) esd.
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all stulents vii
he given by Professors commencing on the first Monday
Of October,
The Tennessee State Hospital direction of the Nscul-
ty is open the class free OF charge
A Cinque has established in
sty which operations performed, prescribed
and lecIured upon the presencs Of the class.
Of Lectures lj MatricuIston maid
once only S. Practical Anatomy, Sl0 fee, S25
Good boarding procured for 81 81 per
urther information Catalogue, apply to
W. K. BOWLING, NJ D.. Dean OF the Faculty
NAsuvnAE. Tenn, JyiSd&Es-iy53
TEJORACCO.--jO Longhorn and Armsieads suSerio
1 Tobacco, for sale eryslow TERRAsS BROTHERS
LSO--Massey sFive Minute Ice Cream Rreezegs AeDon.
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthnrs Fruit Cans Jones,
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The second concert of the Strskosch Opera
Troupe at Odd Fellows Hall last night, drew anOth
or large and fashionable audience who seemed more
delighted with the performances, if possible, than
the audience on the first night In the two concerts
they have given, the Tronpe have fully met the ex>
pectatiOns of the public, heightened as those ex-
pectatOns were by the reputation which had prcce-
ded the Troupe. A number of the members Of the
Troupe are well and favOrably known in Nashville,
but Of the others little was known here except by
reputation, and it is compliment of which they
may justly be proud, that the verdict Of all who
have heard them is, that they have fully sustained
that reputation. It is thing that an Opera
Troupe fully meet the expectations of an intel
igent and discriminating audience, where brilliant
reputation preeedes Them so prone are musical crit
les to give colOring to their notices which only
mislead. In this instance, however, the opinion of
competent judges that the StrskOsch Opera Troupe
eminently deserve the high concentrations bestow>
ed upon them. The two concerts given here have
been a complete success.
To night they give their third concert the last of
the SERIES though we have heard very general ex
preston of hope that NJ strakOsch may be in.
duced to PrOlOng his stay, and give at least one or
two more concerts.
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RIVER AND sTEAmBOAT NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THTs DAY.
For Louisville, Tempest, at 10 a. N.
For Cincinnati, Seventy Six, at p. m.
+" Quaker City, at 5 p. m.
"Nsw Orleans Ogden, at p m.
The riveris slill rsing, with nine feet Harpeth
Shoals.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ. Runyan, for St. Louis
James johnson, for New Orleans.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
seventy-Six. from Cincinnati.
Wallace, from Piusburg.
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n All the other articles equally Low.
B-Au plants or GsivsTed IN Nashville I'm q
charge Enough charged Tor packing expenses
Orders are respectfully solicited. Address.
MONTGOMERY McGREEDY,
Eurssrymen, Nashvills, fa1a.
rovG-n
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MAGAZINES FOTs JANUARY.

Hapers Magazine; Lsslie's Msgskns. Golsys Lays Bss
Petrsons National Magazine Knekerbosk Magszins; Ladies
American Mssazine Our Musical Prisnd-a s
LadescOmes weekly New York Ledger, containing the asts,
Eveets Mt. Vernon papers, story By Goth. Porss
BY ldec2sI p. HAGAN.
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SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES.

al o. the Vares locndl
four year. old, veil formed heads. from sx %
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NGseymen.
To those who wish to plant out Peach Orchards -
offer and old Of great beauty And cor
prng choicest vsses, which 70 the public a
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les.
Also 0nO0 Pears, dwar5 and standards, tEo hree and i
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Our other fruits large comprising the choicest u.
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berryg Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties.
on FIors Ornamental Department being much ne Nrgl
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lac pants 10000 bulbs and tuerous rooted plants, con
in Of Tulips, Tuberose, DaN, &e Of the finest prize vss;
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green trees from feet high Also, large e0eesa
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stock Roses very hne, comprising 90 varieties e
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We are requested to state that Mr.. DOlbear will
organize class in photography tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon at half past one o'clock, which the
pastors Of the various churches in the city in
sited to join free Of charge. To the minister's as
20 all public dsclaimers, q knowledge Of phOnO
grapby must be of the greatest utility in lesseDing
the labor of committing their thoughts to writing
Every one must at once see its utility in this
respect. The ladies are also invited to join this
class.
At seven o'clock at night of the same day Mr..
DOlbear will organize night class in photography
for the convenience Of those who find themselves so
situated as to be unable to attend during the day
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LIN WOOD NURs ny,
Nashville, Tennessee,

MONTGOMERY & McGKEDY, ProPrIetOrss
Two and = half miles from the City.
FHyE SUBSCRIBERS soicits the attention Of Hortcutars
and Orclrss their present large and ans stex q
n Of
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ND various affections consequent upon disordered
"A STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion, AciGity o.
the Stomach, COlieky Palms. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, De
pondsney, Cosyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles IN all
YOus Rheumatic Neagic AEectons it has in
instances proved highly Beneficial and in Others elected de-
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound, prspar,d strictly sci
entfc principles after the Of the ceebra.ed Holland
Professor BeeraYe Because OF its great in most OF the
European States its introduction into the United States
tended especially those of erand scattered here
and the sace Of the m country. Meeting with
great among them, oerit. the american pIblc,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knOwledged.
It's particularly to those persons whose eons
utons may impaired by the continuous Of
spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally instanta
IN effect it finds its way directly to the Of life, thrill
ling quckening every raising the dropping spirit
and fact. nfusng health and Figor in the system.
NOTrCEWhOeyer expects find this beverage will be dis
appointed the sick weak and low spirited will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
many limitations which the public should guard egant pur
given Boerhaves Piers fair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior all mita-
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Proprietors,
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ManEA uring Pharmaeeutists and Chemists, Purg, Pa
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