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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

BREAD RIoTs IN lrALY.-A late let
ter from Italy furnishes the follow
ing paragraph;
greatly regret to have TO inform
you that some incipient bread riots
have occurred at Bologna. Provis-
ions have risen to something like
famine prices, owing to previous
bad harvests and the SUGGESTIONS
Of wet weather; and the ignorant
populace have been too easily &C.
dnccd into the notion that n free
Government brings them hard
times. Some Of the bakers and
maccaroni dealers have been either
frightened or compelled to sell their
bread and paste at what seemed to
the mob an equitable price. 9th
crs have been plundered and some
what roughly handled ; the authori-
ties interfered rather too late and
perhaps not with sufficient energy.
The National Guard and the Cara
bineers, however, have made ar
rests ; some Of the prisoners were
armed. The matter will have no
further consequences and order is
re. established.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

SECRET SESSIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.-Tt is n fact little
known. that for the first five years Of
our Government, the United States
Senate always sat in secret. The first
time the doors were opened for public
discussion was on contest as 10 the
right of Albert Gallalin, TO a seat in
the Senate. The seat was contested
on the ground that Mr.. G., had not
bren, rs the Constitution required,
nine years a citizen Of the United
States.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

nG- An ingenious down east in
dividual, who has invented a kind
of "love letter ink" which he has
been selling as a safe guard against
all actions of breach of promise of
marriage, inasmuch as it entirely
fades from the paper in two months
after it is written, was "done
Brown" by a brother down easter.
who purchased a hundred boxes Of
the article, and gave him his note
for ninety days. At the expiration
OF the time the inventor called for
payment, but on unfolding the scrip
found nothing but a piece of blank
paper. The note had been written
with his now ink.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
NOTICE..

TT BEING the duty Of the Vestry to rent the
i Pews o. st. James Church for one y ear, COM
mencing July ist., 1850, and ending on June
Both, 1861 notice Is hereby Rivon, that all per-
IONS now occupying pevs will be considered a.
having rented said psvs for one year as shove,
unless the Treasurer Of the church IL notified 70
the contrary before the LIST proximo Any one
desiring to select pew from those now vacant
will please apply 10
juyl9 WM. MARKHAM, Treasurer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

THE GREAT Public LIBRARIES OF
EuRorE.-The British Museum Libra.
". is said to be in a flourishiug con-
d'tion. The annual appropriations of
$50, 900 for purchase OF books is con-
tinued, and it is difficult to find room
for the students who daily assemble in
the library. A distinct reading room
has been appropriated for casual visit
ors aud general readers apart from
the one devoted to students and men
of science. In TIE fine art depart
ment there are said to be $500, 900
separate engravings. The French I'm
perial Library is in gradual process Of
reorganization. The Russian Impe.
rial Library consists of 100000 vol
umes of printed books and manuscripts,
a larger nun Der than the British Mu.
scum, and second only to the Paris
Library. The Library is open until
. o'clock at night. Last year the
readers amounted to 10000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

TuE Phrtt SrNrts. Tho Pore, on the
occasion of the anniversary Of hi iustalla-
ton, com mutod tho punishment of seventy
out ola total of two hundred and twelve
political prisoners. On the previous day
two battaiicus Of Irish volunteers entered
the barracks Of Rome. The assertions
from the Swiss regiments continue. Lot
ters nom Romc state that agitation was
increasing taerc. and that crisis was con-
sidered Imminent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.
THE MALE AMP FEMALE ACADE-
i Mf I'm Academy HAIL will re- open the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,

under the charge Of Mr.. A. n. Payne, Principal
and Superintendent Of Pablie Schools.
We desire 70 know in time " Prsceptrsss will
be needed.
We have the facilities 10 educate q large num-
Der as thoroughly as any AesdsDy or Seminary
In town.
Admission Zee (without money! n those that
pass their examination In Spelling, Heading,
Writing. Grsmmar. Geography, Arithmetic aud
History Of the United Slater, In the rooms Of
the public schools, as their names must appear
on these school rolls, II only fore few dsys, be-
fore examination.
Candidates f,r admission into the Ac 1dsmy In
October, will he examined in Mr.. Booths room on
Friday, the 9Th, in Miss Gilrs on Tuesday, the
3ist July.
We hope to see many candidates. DO not eon-
slider II stopping 10 enter the Ao DENY through
the door Of the public schools. more orderly
and weftbehavsd set of children cannot be found
In our private schools. Note this fact. Coniri-
butte then your influence 10 make the Academy
the pride Of our city. TIMOTHY FAY,
juiy2{ President Board Of Directors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

THIS ExBIBIuoN OF THE GREAT East.
ERN.-tp to the 18Th inst, the pay.
ing visitors to the big ship, at New
Yo'k. numbered $1,000; averaging
the prices Of admission, say at IS
cents, this would make the amount
received S4I,25O somewhat less,
We imagine, than the sum it was ex-
peeled would be realized BY the
exhibition within that time.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
ALE AyDPORTER.

az CASKS Genuine Iniis Pale Ale, 10 do
Z.) Muer sons sparkling Ale 10 Cases
Guinness' Dublin Stout; s Casks speysr's Lager
Beer--for sale at reduced prices.
mayze ED wM BOGEL,
New store, opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
At COST.

IN ACCOUNT OF my departure from Baton
~ Rouge. 1 offer my entiie stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jeweiry. Diamonds, Pisnos, etc at ori.
ginsl cust price At the same time would In
form all my customers, who are indebted TO ras
to pay their accounts or settle the same by note.
THEODORE GOLDMANN,
Iulyl7 Matchmaker and Jevellsr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
the ARTICLEoF UNION.

interesting suhect, winch wouiu
90 in as II is, but for the fact, that
the paper is written on both sides,
re well, and generally understood
printers rule.
On this side of the river, we are
obliged 70 several, for new articles,
on the Politics of the Dsy," which
are no doubt intended for the Com
cts private perusal and not for
publication. The writer's may rest
assured that they are correctly
marked-numbercd and filed away.
with the pos,humous papers OF our
front office. One thing is very ap-
parent; not only do the Bell aud
Everett men want to save the Uni
on. but the Douglas men. and the
breckenridge men; the Houston
men, and even Che Lincoln men,
All the difference we have been
able to discover, after probing the
subject, IS this each party desires
to do it in n different way. Here's
the material lillerence-the cause
Of quarrel now, which may culmi-
nate in many fist fights before the
fall. MAN being reasonable" says
enc Of the poets "sbould get
drunk" More than this: he should
quarrel. People have quarrelled
from the beginning, and they have
been killing one another since
Christ came-(whose mission was
peace and good will) They did
this, to settle the vexed question;
which is the best way to Heav-
en- :" an immaterial place, without
Ginmetpr or circumference. and no
division lines; hence abundantly
large enough to contain all who
may choose to gn that way. From
the best information TO he had,
there's no Offices to be filed there,
and no spuils for the viotors. This
being the fact, il is an everlasting
marvel why people will quarrel
and scartch onennother az to the
best way Of getting there. Not
so politically. There are only n
certain number of Offices TO be fill
ed. and the supply ia no way ade-
quate 20 the demand. One Office
cannot he filed by two persons at
the same time, hence the personal
animosity of aspirants, and the
cause Of party hair splitting Elk.
anime the African question. What
Is there in itH Why, IL ia M bar.
ron ms the Sahara. The enigma, Of
the Sphinx, is n more interesting
theme for quarrel. Thank the Lord
for il, nature cannot be changed 10y
the ordinances of man. and Africa
may have been designed as a kind
of compensatiug balance, in the
glob's scales. IL would no doubt
be very good thing-worth an
experiment, which may be made; to
have all mankind with like capa.
city ofbcart the same measure of
head, and the same color of skin (;
it would be n good thing no doubt
to abolish the poles, and give an
even and equal temperature to all
parts, and then for the sake Of va
ricty and change, have the world
to roll from the West to the East,
instead of going from Fact to West,
as It has been for some time past,
IL Mr.. Lincoln can stagger any
nearer this end than Sam Houston.
Mr.. Breckenridge, or Mr.. Douglas,
or Mr.. Bell, then we go in for him
if for nothing more than to have a
fair trial of an interesting expert.
ment.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
IRISH LINEN.

I NAVE just received n lot o. pure Linen. direct
Il frum lresnd; also m ssspitment ~ white
Cotton. the cheapest IN the market
julyll RANNlB 7 U'UONQR.
North boulevard 81 nesr State House
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

JANIS, THE NovEusr.--When Mr..
James was young man, his cousin
was about to marry the daughter
of an eminent lawyer Of the time,
and the title deeds of this gentle
mans entsiled property were, at
the request Of the father Of the young
lady. submitted to his examination.
The keen lawyer discovered that
the parents of the gentleman, al
though moving in the best society
uf London. had never been married.
Mr.. James was made acquainted
with this awkward fact, and ut the
same time informed him that he
was tho heir at law. The match
was about to he broken off, and
much distress occasioned on every
side, when Mr.. James, having qui-
city taken possession Of the proper
ty, went at once to the unhappy
young man, his relative, and con
veyed to him the whole Of the prop
erty, which amounted to n very
handsome independence.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

NE w GOOD =.

NEW GOODS.
lust Received n FIne Assortment Of
- silver Plated Ware on pure albals, consist
lug In part Of
lee Pitchers.
Breakfast Lunch end Dinner Castors
Ice Cream and CuFisrd Stands.
Toilet bells, rsrfumsry stands;
Bread end Cake Baskets:
Pitchers. Gohlets and Cups:
Knives, Forks and spoons:
Dsosntsr stands, Candle sticks, Ac.
julyll-3w PIPER A BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
BELL a. EVERETT GLIB.

THE members Of this club, and all desi-
i Fops Of ioining. will meet on Mon
day evening tbs GQth inst, ~ the old
Presbyterian Chufch. by order Of the
committee Of arrangements.
july26td
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
POLITICAL NOTICES.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON
RATIFICATION MEETING

The meeting postponed last Saturday, owing
20 = Misunderstanding will take place on North
boulevard street. on
SATURDAY EVENING, 10Th INST.
At ~ o'clock Pm.
PIERRE sUULE, ANDREW s. HEBRON snd
J DUNCAN STUART will address The meet
ing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
FLOItRi ELnuRff

IL and for sale by NJ. PRENDERGAST.
juus2l
JIANs.-3o0 Sugar Cured just received snd
Ill frr sale ~ N. pRENnEuAsTR
iaHs2i
4 ARD.--sO KEGS superior article Of Lard
IL on hand and for sale ~
iune2l NJ. FRENDERC ASTs.
DACOyi BiCONii--20OO pounds b, st Sides
I'D snd Shoulder fresh from the packers Just
received and for sale ~ ~. PRENDEBGAsT's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

~ BASKETS Onve 0il, just received and
~ and for ssle ~ NJ PhE DERgAsT's,
Nsin street Opposite lIarrey House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
COuNi CoRNii CORNftt

OOn SACKS Prime Nhiie, in store and for
ZuU sale by ~. PRENDERgAsT
july2t
DURK.-T5 barrels Ness-direct from the
psckers, In store and for sale ~
july2i ~ pRtNDFRDAsT'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

Lime, Cement aud Plaster Paris.
A LANCE supply Of fresh stock lust stored
"A JulyiT JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
THE BEST sYRUPs IN TOWN.

4 LARGE supply Of LEMON, PINE APPLE
~ STRAWBERRY. GOOsBERRY, ORgEAT
RASPBERRY and GIN0BK-mAr ufactured and
for sale at v. ILUDE 4 co.'s
jiBel2 Drug BtOre.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05

WhereupOn the Court and slso ordered by
that said report be accepted and received and that
against said lots and pa cells Of land in the
name Tennessee the of said Taxes due
each, together with the costs and damages due theron.
by the Court that said lots and parcels Of
land much thereof necessary pay the Taxes
each, be sold the law recs and that
der of sale issue. DAVID c. LOVE, Clerk.
By virtue Of the order Greer, Collector of the
Public the OF Davidson State of Tennessee,
will the court house door, in the city Of
Nashville Saturday 29h day Of September, 1862 and
succeeding days necessary the foregoing mentioned and de-
parcels of land much th'reofas will be
sufficient heu satisfy the Taxes costs and charges
annexed to them severslly.
Sale to commence the hours Of IL and 70 A.
8uV2I-dlswtds JOHN GREER, Collector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
a x sale

CTATE OF TENNESSEE DAVIDSON
y County. cireui. Court: May Term, 1850. I. JOHE
GR Collector Of the State and County Tor the county
Davidson in the state Of Tennessee, hereby report 70 the
Court the following Tracts q land Tom Lots and pertz
rcWn Lots having been given IN Scr axts Zoe he year 1850
that thereon sak sue and pupsd and that The re.
specve elssn thereof no Foods or catteis
within ny county on which can diatran fo said Taxes
District No. L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
ChKATHAH. q. ,RATHAM.
M. & E. f. CHEATHAm.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS

4 ChEATHAH. G
M. & e. r. CHEATHAm.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c, =
O0RNBR OF COLLEGE AND OHJRCH G7R=EZH
Nashville, Tennessee.
EMTE arejustin receipt Of large selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, etc, consisting in part follows
$50 bids Sugar ali grades 100000 genue Havana Cigars;
70 bels chcee AOasses; go kegs Nails, assorted;
lOO do do lOOdozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs;
ICE bb Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans
10 boxes Star candles 10 bills FibertS 81
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &c
. choice French Brardiss
20 csszs Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines.
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxes Scovill Claret
100 g S SS. sDs s % F,s oOun' WHISKY
do do do bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &C.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder hs
derEgrsc Icing the only Agents in Nashville the
IargS stock q Powder on hand IN Magazinefor sale
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard lasting Pow
SOC = do do do der; -
800 % 40 Do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
SCO do do DO l5Oesse. Of Powder, assorted
200 X do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbs Toy, Beekord Co..
der. safesy fase
jan11 n. &. q. Y. CBEATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS kaR
eupcntsPoWder; Joy, BickfOrd Co.'S Safety
s sasS56 az 20 ~ s5 Fuse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
CHARLES B. HALL

Boots. shoes, Valises. Carpet Bags, &C.
No. rs snuTH sIDE PrHLIC s0UAEE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
receipt his stock for the Spring and sum-
mer Trade consisting Of Ladies, Gents, Masses
boys aud chdrens Boots Shoes Caters. Slippers, &c, Of
every VARIETY, with and without heels.
ALso-L4 French Dress Trunks ne sale leather Travelling
Trunks Yases, Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling satehsis
&c-&c.
Al Of which offered goods Of similar guilty
Be purchased in the city Please call at No y Public SQUIRE
MARI CHARLES B. HALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Wechallenge the Werd produce ther equal Though they
have been before public for cL they used
and highly approx Of Maine the salt Lake As
remedy for Incpent Consumption Dyspepsia Piles,
Nervous 1ieases Female Comp and all cses requiring
tonic they unsurpassed AS Beverage they truly
ghtui For aged and inrm, adults children
delicate q they without arrival. -. t-f
like q charm.
Ueed with pure Coo Liver Oil they cured
Of ch'onic Consumption Albany New York. after had
pronounced of the distinguished Pny
scan New York City, Mr. Mcdran Of Brooklyn. had
his right side paayzed by being thrown from horse in
1856 he the Of these 5tter in November last
and 10 nov well. : l---- go
Mr. Britain Editor .7As Banner Of Light" published in
Boston, and SIR enEood No 20 Broad street. Nex York
both cured Of Piles of long standing and Of the most obstinate
character. = -
Hundreds persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
cured by using these BeS We have letters in our
possession which published, g7ud Female in TIE
land to supply these truly Yaluzbe Bit,ers
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD co, Proprietora,
m IS william sire ct, New York.
Sole by DEM0VILLB CO., Nsshvilles Tenn, and all Drug
Ersts iune29 80 dn
JUST RECEIVED -
n
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"The Mills of the Gods grind Slowly
F.. H a G. a N
TTAS Just received simultaneously with its publication in
New York, MARION HARLANDs, new work.

N Z M Il 8 I s.
Bv the Author of ALONE HIDDEN PATH etc. The of
Nemesis South Time, at the beginning Of the
Present century.
The customs many of the events Of those days
with fidelity and SPIRIT yet so interviewer with narrative
reader worried by dry historical Details The be-
familiar as oe he visited yester
day. and the ttefrom tie and women of the
psentday. pictures Of life graphic and refreshing In
from the authors be found greater Na=e
of incident artistic neaon Of character earnest
ness thought Of decrptin and certainly no other
contains plot striking in conception and ably managed
cannot fail mark how rTessby yet how nat
uy he along the tide Of events The story
tell itself need after he is oncein she curreuIto
somewhat omnous title that stands at the be-
ginning Before the NEMESIS is unveiled the reader
will feel her influence.
Also large supply of ALOEI, Moss sDE and HIDDEN PATH
sThere genius pahos humor and moral in her pages and
knowledge Of human nature and power to deneae char
character. '-heelD York Observer.
sHome, sincerity truth invested with most attactiv
chsrms.-AeU York kCdRgetist.
Just received flesh supply Of
r u II L z d G5-
81 would rather have written Rutledge than the MILL
Floss. "-AutIOr Of BeulGh.
The Auhoress may that her book speaks the
hearts of many the verdict will be, GOOD Noble T
IiEHe
HARPER,S MAGAZINE for September. just re
ceIved by F. AAGAN,
aug2l College
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!


pure and unsdulteraed Wine which isabout
double usual strength Of other wines and imDored
BY only the United States so from the follow
ing valuable Roots Solomons Sta spikenard
COmfrey Flowers, Gentan Wild Cherry Tree Bark
and Bayberry.
Equal!g
We do not profess have Roots only
TO the Indians america ard for Al diseases
which the hei but claim to present to the public
truIy PREF araton which intelligent Physician
in country will approve Of andrec1mend As remedy for
IHCIPIENT CONSU MP TOM
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia, diseases Of the Nervous
system yss Piles peculiar TO Females Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, thy are
UNSU p ED!
For Sore Throat among the Clergy they truly
valuable.
For Ie aged and infm or persons weak constitution
for Minis es of the Gospel Lawyers and all public speaker
for TaOrs 5Gastresses Students, ARTISTS and
Lersons leading seentaray life they will prove truly oene
fetal. go. .
As Beverage they are wholesome. innocent and delicious to
the They produce exhaatng effects Of Brandy or
Wine, sthcut intoxicating and valuable remedy Tor per-
IONS addicted to excessive strong dnk and wish TO re
ran They pure aud entirely free from the Possons
contained in the adueraed wines and liquors Win Shen the
country is h.O6ed. r--- ~ ss-t 81 -
used by ali who 1--we in country where the water bsd
where Chls and FeTe aeDt Being entirely innocent
and harmless they may b. given freely to Chaen anG infants
with mpunity. -- ,-.ss =.
Physicians Clergyman and Temperance advocates IS an act
Of humanity shou assist in spreading inse uny Vaiaaoe
Bers over thereby sensy aid IN banshiBg
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & co Proprietors,
IS William street, new York.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
pIUMB A. LEITNER. Augusta, Ga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
Jas. SHUTTER, sgPt., ohattanoog1.
NOTICE.

EXTENDING oconne Ourselves hsrester exclusively he
sale Of Liquors. oeT al cOS9, large asd vel assorted
stock Of fobacco and Cigars, embracing grade Thess Who
-a-t harsaina, had batter call
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

FEHIS HOTEL "a spacious1eE ck oEnmg Just conplstsd
Thepropriet0r has Incurred heavy expense in fitting
andfurpshing the rOos make he and comfortable
The house FOR the reception OF boa<e Vsors sid
travellers; and the proprietor afford ample aommodaons
Tor $50 persons An omnibus with good and safe team, VII Be
at depot passengers to the hote and ek 70 he
depot again The proprietor intends Try Il hrcls
HOtel, and hopesto sharea liberal patronaRe.
sueIs DANIEL A. TIBBS Pruprsior
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-05
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTIT UTIONS
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S
MEDICAL Dis pensarY and Cons uItIng Il looms

For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases,
On DeadeFick Street, Nashville. Tenn.
TUNHE DOCTOR a regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner the old country and being already hteeI
In America lis fame established for his ext aOd
success the Of desperate cases he despes to expose
his patients or humbug the public with fictitious or trashy
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet to cure
il desperate Of years standing after they nae
hem treated without and given by nine other Phys
clans; credible gentlemen testify TO these aSssIons
long practice large capital ci les ana hospitals oil the Ole
anf this country made him familiar with these diseases
The conyersant with the Anercan fencn ana Ger
languages and always ready 10 tender ms ana ser
with poitenes conscentiousness and discreu n
Persons may have his adj ice and ny Goa
sung him through letters incosng as Zee al Iast . 70 fo
Box No. 1885, ouscks charge only 81 postage stamps
only pocket the money they do not trouble
her) His family residence North Market street.
dkwrrn
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

- e
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
....-, TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1860;
Going south.
Leave Nashville Gas n arrive Columbia 7:O5 NJ
Leave Nashville 25 NJ arrive at Columbia SIS N.
Going North:
Leave Columbia Tao A N, arrive at Nashville 10 N.
Leave Columbia L45 N. arrive at Nashville 4 P NJ.
THFHE Morning Train going South Memphis
Charleston Railroad Decatur.
The Evening Train going nth at Columbia with
Train to Nount Pleasant and PULASKI.
The Evening Train going N rth makes close connection
Nashville with Louisville ashye sarUad from
Mo- day, May 7th Louisville and all
train Sunday. W ON. PERKINS,
mayi-lm GFB&y Superintendent