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r1- The following States he
tions on the 4th inst Mas.
Michigan, New York, Wisconsi,
and Delaware.
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The Buffalo Mercantile CollegS
CORNER OF MAIN AND SENECA STREETS'

Is an important link in the great chain Of
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, Is.
Gated in the following cities, viz;
NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
BROOKLYN ALBANY,
TROY, CLEVELAND
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
AND SAINT LOUIS.
A Scholarship issued frcm the Buffalo Celr
lege, entities the holder TO attend either or all
the Colleges for an unlimited time.
The Design of these Institutions,i is to imEsra
TO young men and ladies, thorough, praea-
cal business education. ..s
These Colleges are organized and condueN
Ell upon a basis which must secure to eAsb
separate Institution the estpossible faclitss
for imparting thorough mercantile edussr
ton, and render it as whole, the most csA.
prehensiye and complete system in this counIy
Bookkeeping in all its department, CoD-
mercial Law Commercial Arithmetic and PEN
manship, are taught in the most thorough and
practical manner.
The Spencerian System Of Penmanship, Id
taught by competent and experienced teachers
Scholarship, rayable in advance, $40.
College open day al evening no vacations
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. c. BRYAsr.
For further information, please call at the
College rooms, or send for Catalogue and Cir
cular enclosing letter stamp. Address
BRYANT 4 STRATTON,
Jy9ly Buffalo, \. Y.
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UyAkIMoUs VERDICT.-The most rigid anal
ysis by accomplished chemists has failed to
discover anything in the Chemical Saleratus
which can, when properly used be in the least
laorce detrimental TO health. While the WO.
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rE5- The body of a drowned IN
found on Sunday last, a short di'
above the mouth of the Sinnemah,
From papers found on his person
supposed that his name was II Sail.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS forwarded for any of the
- standard publications, and books procur-
ed from Boston, Philadelphia or New York,
on 4hort notice. Give u, call at the
POST OFFICE.
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GROCERIES.

In the line of Groceries we offer choice
variety Of Teas at so, 75 and $l.Oo-and our
Dollar Tea can't be beat.
Good Sugar for 10 cts. Coffee Sugar II cts.
Salaratus 7 to 5 cts. Bar Soap cts,
Coffee l6 cts.
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Local and General.

EsS- Wood wanted at this Office, on Sub
Ecription. 4 few cords Of fine wood imme-
diately.
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9-Thc political complexion Of I'll
next Congress will not be materially di
fsrent fccm tie present onc-eontalnin
& uaioritiy of nearly fifty reliable Admir-
istratiua members.
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SRS5 90 SAGE,
Adnafnlstratrsx, yafgca.

EETHEREAS, letieys oR Administration ca.
w the estate of 3cHa 4. -Vich,,ts, lat T
Sweden township, Potter county, dec'G save
been granted to the undersigned, all ;er.ous
indebted to said estate are requesssJl 10 make
immediate payment and ,hose bavia.s cl$jms
against tie same win present Their d3ser au-
thenticated 70 the subscriber.
SARAH NICHOLS, Adainistretrir.
Sweden, July 81. 1862.
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entS wide
|concur in
|tus is the
Jet bread.
IS, and at
[ d. B. De-
New York,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
4. SANDBERG & bros
Tanners and Curriers'.

II AVE also established a
HA Boot and Shoe
Nanufactory, opposite D. f. Glassm;re's Hotel.
in the room formerly occupied by J. b Smith:
They offer their Boots aud Shoes alta
LOWER RATE THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the best work
men and the best stock that the country will
produce, aud money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION,
Eides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price
GIVE US A TRIAIt
Coudersport, Pa, March -
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MAR HE'D {:

MARRIED
At Epicer's Hotel, 23d inst, by Rev. C. J,
Bradh bury, r. NJ. WOOD of Fetran, y. Y, and
Miss 4 c. DOWNS Of Genesee, Potter Co, Pa
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WELLSVILLE, y. y,

Corner Main and Plank Road Streets opposite
the Union Block, where they viii display an
entire new stock of
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couderspOrt, Wednesday Evenlng EOv. S, 1862
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The undersigned bag leave to inform the
public that they have opened business at
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

sins has passed, asvsfnors 70 essum. AZ shh
day nOs . minority, nor part more q
LEES sound q thi o. that raees tnnt places
tss q the hsad q that nvaaion, We sxt ~ Msxicans
We they who prepare Tor Defence and oppressed ~
jorises are impudently appealed 70 when united and
unanimous nation u bsheld and whom is heard thro0g
the organ of is free and sgtmsss representatives rs
The inperled country calls 70 hsf defence Let
mako worthy Of the cause we sussaln, and let init
tate the heroic conduct Of fathers An indomitsbs
defence carried 70 tho last extreme resistance By every
means draining every the saeriAes Of I'll and
everything, Of property and fe without hesating at
anything without being stsyed ey any secondary con-
alteration Such the attention and the spirit which
animate all and each Of ~ representatives OF the nsuod
Mexican people.
Firmness il the OBJECT let what may be the misfor-
tunes dasters that befa in action and
sble manner each one according to means, 70 OBJ
tain tho res sought for Such the unanimous opinion
and most lively desire Of the Mexcans who represent
their fAl0w citizens In this Congress.
Usted, We shall be respected: united, shall suffer-
tn tate that Is reserved for united shall make
ront 70 all dangers and oil caamites united
sha finally triumph, and with honor and glory
from contest which, In SO far IL unprovoked, ~
an among the greatest nustices recorded In the
pages Of history.
CHAAnuR SESSIONS or ruz CoxoRzs or rsz Usos.
JOSE CONsALEs DCHEvERRIA,
Rep Zacatscas, President.
FELIX RoxzRo, Rep. 0ajaca,
MANUEL MARIA OvANpO, Rop. PueblA; Secreta-
JOAQUIN N. ALCALDK, Rep Guerrero, ries.
FRANCISCO BUsTAhAkTx, Rep. San Luis Potoei,
The signatures OF the remainder Of the
20 the number Of ono hundred and nine, follow.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~
THE ETNA OFF CAPE RACE.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.
Tho Stock Exchange Regards
It az Pacific.
Negro Emancipation Consider
Cd Impracticablc.
MIR. SlideIl Has Another Interview
with Napoleon.
y. Dsouyn do Lhuys and Count Do Persigny
Said to Support the South.
England Offers to Cede the Ionian
Islands to Greece,
70, &cr 10.
Negro Emancipation Consider
cd Impracticablc.
MIR. 0lideII Has Another Interview
with Napoleon.
u. Drouyn do Lhuys and Count Do Persigny
Said to Support the South.
CArz RACE, Dec. ~,
Via F0RT HOOP, Dec. 20 1852.

Via FoRr HOOD, Dec. 20 1882 q.
1hs steamship Etna, from Liverpool on "Wednesday
che lrtA via Queenstown the 18th instant passsd this
oint at halfpast ono O'Clock this (saturds after-
moon, IN rsste to Now York. She was boarded oy the
news yacht Of tho New York Associated Press. and
tho regular news despatch obtsiaed
The Etna has twenty cabin and lSl steerage pas
Sengen.
She reports having passed at ono O'Clock NJ, OF the
23d lat so deg I6 min, lon 20 deg 20 min steamship
China, from New York for Liverpool.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived at
liverpool the 18th instant. She mot with accident
% the piston Of her starboard engine aud will lay up 70
repair. Tho steamship Asia will supply her place, and
deave Liverpool for New York on the 10Th inst.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York, ar
eived at Liverpool on the 18th inst
Tho steamship Jura, from Portland, arrived at Liver
apool on tho 10th inst.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, so cents. Black ur
Brown, Beet Depot No. Barclay street, aud sold
by all druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN INVENTION OF RARE MERIT.
LONG WANTED AND FOUND AT LAST
KEROSENE LAMP CHIMNEY.
EASILY CLEANED,
and which
WILL NOT CRACK OR BREAK
from sudden changes OF temperature.

WILL NOT -cG csxSs xSisN or BREAK
from sudden changes Of temperature.
The chimney break. from unequal s.pan.
much more Highly hesed than The lover portion This con
cooled heated . entirely renewed Sniauo ana
ss S.Sa = 1 rEs 4. h.ar
Of expsnson and centrAction found 70 be almost IRE
proot far q heating By the aame Of the lamp
Tho cs.s positive supsrioresof The New Lamp Chimney
l. Il VIII crack break from sudden ohssses OF tenn
ssp in:ssa.Y removed ana the si... wiped
r s.n X: s..
Liable o and moro Convenient fcs asous
q: 8 sssas 81 s.. s
II really he IDEAL ssrecsoa in ..mr chimney and
after usns one for evening you will wonder that
s srownss s Sst.i Top i Lamp csimnsy ~srr.aa .i,A
ordinary caro- TO last Just - ons - the lamp on whieh
Pre-. ewt.h !. small, .h.d. for 1ae,. Elmo
6s.lsr. ~i :: iSrasssd e. s.plsss siA sample DO.
ssss .es. Top PIC CHIMNEY: .,s
NV fzSs dG3xss SG H4sgrAs.ys5sq NV COMPANY
Once and salssroom. . Fulton street, NY.
A NswER.-DR Won xoscHzIsKER, ocULIsr AND
4 n AS; S'f Z Rev way: Z e ss -
leave Washington are finished.
NorHER oRxAr PRIZE yraHr In ENGLAND.
a Ayouns American, pos not Hss.a". ramorsd - match
III. a:M A. s.nie.
SEE 1hS' SS'' cLrrrnR.
Deaths among Actors Aetrsases Mnsrels Circus people,
- e, during ths year 1851
Theatrical and sass sss sfa I'll. fs SH.fps q the world
American rissianA for 1850, ana
Prise yighi Ia Boston-Donnsily and Punch.
SEE rEn PRiSE SEInsssEsHs sIn sEs2s. ready.
:" PRANK QUEEN. Edl.or and Proprie.or.
azoAna street..
A SUITABLE NEW YRAR'a PRESENT
"A BRAyTLlAH FEEBLE SrKCTACLEs.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECEACLES.
HYR 0kAssRs OF BRAZILIAN rkBBLEs,
BRAzILIAN PEBBLE KfB GLASSES
Under the Lafsrge House.
Read THESE TESTIMONIALS.
ALArArrrru PLACE. Nnw YoRx, May g. 1859.
IhAve examined specimens OF spectscles mAnufac
By semmons frou the Brazilian pebble The shape
of the lens IL AsAo resemble the cornea, and this
important Improvement the lens in
sssa inasmuoh apt be equal In density,
vel - harder and more transparent. :. ..u.x.a..
Professor OF Surgery Now York Medical Col eye surgc:n
'A-on''' :" wv ''''' SERMONS. optician,
66oA Broadway, opposite Bond street
OPERA GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES
Iost reeivsd spendd assortment OF the above for sale
obeap al SEMMONS', Optician,
669k Broadway, under Lafarge House.
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Prizes Cashed In All LeGnlizcd Lot
lerics. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
IL Wall street. room No. 1, n. Y.
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The Hest or All Holiday Presen<s Is a
GROVER BAKER nolscless family Sewi,sR Machine
Once 4g5 Broadway, New York.
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I2 Carte de vtsttcs, with Splendid
Album, 81 60 et vAUGHAN'S S23 Bowery. Noiice.-I
will a all until suited.
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Ladies, Call and Sec the Latest Paris
style Of Hair Headdresses Something and becoming
all al LAIRD'S, ~ Broadway.
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Prizes Cashed Ina All Lcgaiized Lotto.
RES Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
II Wall street. room No. !, N. r.
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Miss Lavinia Warren's Friends will
end her Cares de visito at Appletons
FREDERICKS aURNEY.
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or PHILADELPHIA
WIN visit New York professionally every fussy instead
Monday His at 80 Bond once hours rou
"a to3f NJ The public afcted with lung diseases
iuvitsd 70 call.
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rosr 0yyrcu DEPARTMENT, I
wAyurNGvor Dec. n. 1892.

TT
WASHINGTON Dec. n, 1862. (
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company having
refused 70 convey the mas between those cities, from
and after tho lst proximo, for the compensation
thorzcd by law, the service win be suspended on that
and its branch routes from that date.
n BLAIR, Postmaster General.
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Prizes Cashed by J. A. Dunn, 14O Broad
up stairs Letter communications confidential and
promptly attended to-
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Dr. Il. III. Rchsnelg.

DR.. Larmont's Remedies for Old Ulcers,
impurities OF he blood, debility &C.. nfable
Ofice 6S7 Broadway. up staiSa
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David's Holiday style OF Aentlemsn's =
Hsta 1opk Broadway, near Duane street
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Appleton u Co. Hrc Selling the Carees
de visles OF the little Queen OF Beauty Miss Lavnia War
rem; by the thousands
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
"A TRIsHMRN. ENTERTA1N YOUR AMERICAN

s;,vo ,i r, w
street "a vintage that carries the rae ould OF the
Irsh hills and bears upon s beaninr SurE tue Irish
rreeiing OF C~d mic althy'-a uundred tho lsagd vel
comes. -Evesiug Post
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Eight Cartes de Visito for 81, mt Parct's.
Removed to 6o5 Broadway between Nnecenth and Twen
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

Ladies' Deiig hted.-Laarsi's Bloom OF
Yos or Liquid PEARL for prcssrying snd besuyins tho
fui article, viii BE- convinced that has squaL AL
Aruapsn and 90 DvoadwArs
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

w4sa,Nuroa, Dee ~, IS67.
In the Mcdowell court Of inquiry to-day tho session
was consumed In further searching crossexaminatio0
q Gsusrsl sisei Sy 0cnsrAl Mcdowell. who sought "
esAabh the fact that Sge failed obey hs orders In
gard 70 the time and direction Of his movement from War
renton and Buckiand Mills towards Manassas.
General Sigel was little disturbed By some Of tho
nterrogatoriss propoundsd During the examination he
testified that no did mot delay tho march Of his
corps on the 2sth Of August, although there might
have been delay, because he desired Gen. hiroys bri.
rsde al the head Of his coumn perhaps his prepare
sions were pot all made when the others came up His
brigade having been under the whole night, there
(which had been destroyed BY tho enemy end repaired
by Sges pionesrs) Tho witness would nos call delay
however for oil such movements want time. His corps
marched from warrenton 70 Buckisnd Mills on the 21h
after burning tho bridge Gen. Sigcl said he could NOT
remember what be arrived ~ the bridge except that
t was before sunset In the afternoon.
from bis headquarters a Buckland dated 20 NJ on
between the generals was given 70 tho
court showing that General sge believed that 900
Manassas that Sgel counsslod vigorous attack the
enemy st Gainesville the next day. and that be
dered 10 push ahead immediately 70 march without bag
gage sending his wagon train 70 Castts Station and that
Mcdowell sent him three regiments Of Bayards cavalry,
with orders detsch three OF his batteries 70 General
Kearny who coming 70 his support sy the way Of
Greenwich
lows-Did not an aid OF General MCDOWELL 10 you
point just beyond Gainesville and tell from Gene
raj Mcdowell that you 70 march with your right
upon the Manassas Railroad, and did not other ocers
D6wells Answsr-r 10 not remember, but IL may have
beeu 80.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

Only UP TO the 1st OF january, 1S63.-
Great Sale of Bonnes and IIeaddresscs.
Bonnets, In French black silk velvet from $l2,
Headdresses, with bouquet de corsage from s.
l.. TILMAN, TIE broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

OmctaI ORA wings OF Ghe Library Asso-
caation Compauy's Lottery. OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 465-Dccember 20. 1862
81, 6,..33, 6l, Sc, SO, 4, 81, 36, SO, 38, 81.
CLASS No. 466-December 30 1862
20, II, 81, 3, 20, 81 35, 81, 68. 60, A., 7S, &C.
ho' '"'u'~' 3 sRoHDBENr q co. Covnson. Ky
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
REBEL ATTACK ON, ELIzAsETH1owa.
->>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MOrgaR.at Work on the Louisville and
I Nashville Railroad.
~~~~~-~~->->>~~~~~-~~~~~~-~
Surrender of Six Hundred Union Sol
der to M0rgan's Guerillas.
NAVIGATION OF THE CUMBERLAND,
As. &s. As.
HAvIakrION OF THE CUMBERLAND

LoUSvILLE, KY, Doc. 70, 1852
John Morgan, with twenty eight hundred Of his
gueras, attacked Lieutenant Colonel Snth at Elizabeth
town. KY. yssssrday. commanding two hundred and ATTY
men In stoeksds.
After fight forces retreated 10 tho Court
House and Buildings t. Their losses not stated
and the result 10 unknown.
This oity has been intensely excited Gil dsy by mu
titudinous rumors Of skirmishes In various proximate
localities Headquarters at eleven O'Clock TO night wore
unadvised thereof and utterly discredit them.
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Omcial Drawings OF Murray. Eddy &
Co Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KsssucKY, EXTRA Class 65-December 70 1882
As, l6, 2, 8. 81, 3, 6s. IA, "a, 43, Z, IL, so.
KshruoxY. CLASS el6-Docember 20. lS61
16, 35, 5S, rs, 40, 68, 63, ~. IL. 43, 2l 81, Al
Circulars ssnt FREQ Of charss hy sadrsss!nS cish:r
r Ma ft4 & Cuvi2gton. Ky., or st. Leuis, Mo
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The Last Chancc.-KnOx's Furs and
Knoxs Hats and Caps appropriate Holiday Offs and
Of the could no4 fail acceptable
lady of intelligence while Knox Hat would be equally
worthy the approval of any OF The s'erner iotanat.
that combines utility with elegance. the pace 10
select Il Is at KNOCKS, 2l2 broadway.
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Tho Glorious Fleet or IrOn-CladA, Made
of sugar, will be on exhibition December 81. at
II MAILLARDS. GIL Broadway.
Monitor. Moniauk,
uaieua. Ononaaga
Roanoke, Passuc
Ironsdcs.
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Holiday Hats, Holiday Hnts.-AlsO LIN
dies Fancy Furs al WHITES the renowned Hattc at 81
Broadway.
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Omcial Dra wfnRs Of enc Delawars stat,

OMcfal Drawings Of tho Delaware state
DnLAwAAr, ExrRA CIAss sss--Decsa,ber ss rsa
-. s. 70, %, 50. I, At, ~, IS, u. l8, go, A.
DELAWARE, CLASS 4lo-December 20, 1862
40, "a. ~, 4, 6,s7l, IA. GU, ~, 26, 43, al, 30.
JOHN A, NORRIS CO.,
lA Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moloava Cream, for beauLfying the hair NJ w. A.
BATCHELOR'S, l6 Bond street
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Holiday Presents OF Anecsion and Cha.
rity.-WHEELER WILSON'S Sewing Machines Oaice
sos Broadway, New York.
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Maison Mailla rd, 021 Brondyvny.-M0st
elegant assortment OF Fresh B0nbons, Marons Glaces,
Fruils. Qaces and Orysalized, Fancy Chocolate. 30
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Scarfs, Ties. Robes.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
UNION ADAMS,
No. GJ7 Broadw ny. New York city
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Heavy Knft All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
UNION ADAMS. No Gs7 broadway
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GENERAL NEGOTIATIONS.

No deduction viii be made for absence or with.
drawal unloes accustomed hy illness a. mi sal.
Pnpns Sill BE- charged from the date on which they
enter.
Boarlers must he provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable for the season, six tablr.uapkins
naplln-rng glass lumber, silver table and tea -poOu
knife and fork, and all necessary articles for the toilet
TiE UNIFORM is--Mazirne blue dress Tor winter,
blue gingham for summer; dresses tor every day,
goods OF Ozark COLOR three Colored under-s kir- (;
two sun bonnets. HAS the style Of The season.
The Academy will not incur The expense Of furnish.
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils will not be allowed To spend pocket money
al their own discretion. Such moneys must be d..
posted with the Superior OF the Academy.
To prevent improper correspondence, all letters re-
Ceyed and sent subject 10 the pcrusal " the S.
pcrior, though in case is such correspondence pra
hiblted a. regards parents or guardians.
Pupils, whose parents or guardians reside Go Nash
vile or vicinity, will visit their homes hut three
timCs during the scholastic year.
To prevent oss Of time and interruption # the er.
ercses OF the school, visitors will be rceiVed only on
saturdays, from TO ~, AN, and from 10 6, Pm.
Parents or guardians wishing 90 place their children
wards in the Institution, viii De- received on any
day except Sunday.
For further particulars application may be made
TO the Mother superior OF tho Academy, or 10 the RI
Rey. JANIS MitEiAN.
An business lotters 20 be addressed 10 the Mother
Superior 81 Cechn's Academy, Mount Vernon, near
Nashville Tenn. uug2O-lm
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPhNNARY.

TJNHE attention OF citizens, strangers, aud others Wis
i sting Nashville, requiring medldal aid, IL respect
fully called 10 ths office, No, 81 Deaderck street, sec
0ud door between Cucrry aud the Square.
nr. COLEMAN is an old practitioner OF medicines hh
almost unlimited experience and hattering success
Tor many years past 10 the treatment Of fEyAru ls
EAsEs, has induced bin 10 devote his undivided atien'
ton On aii diseases toi THIS nature. May caste OF
the most iuvcteratc character have promptly yielded
20 bis improved method at treatment.
Primary, Secondary, rcrtsry aud Hereditary SyPh'
us GouorrhWA, Gleat and an diseases Of the geuia
and 5ruary organs, meet with 40 resistance 10 bis
vemidtra,
female irregularities and functional sderangs
meuts ul the Womb, aUd he disease arisiuR IRON
Gestaton aud 40 muugei parturItUu.
EyrTy case OF Reducihle Rupture, aud OF Plies ard
PTolaTeus ol The Rectum, aud most cases OF Fstula
can be cured by process nearly painless. II either
OF the latter casel BE- undertaken by Dr. Coleman q
cure is iHudridlV raTruHal 81 careful eKaminatied
always parsrus Tho necessary indications OF gtlJssf 0T
HHvrs by his improved method of operating
pcrsous aft either scN apply person uF by letter
Ooscnblnr easel eu thc nrst symptoms of any aCutt
speCuC disease, can DO cured, iu most cases by thr
abortiye method, iu iurty eight hours.
SlriCt confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
] yhhrFvs will govern hm with his patrons
A. SO mercury usel BE- TIE treatment OF u-asIsa
dtsslfsg as be believes (n nust CaECsl ID produces
I vorse disease than that 70 "a giyon 90 csss
Omos hours from slsht lu the morning ul nine 10
I he evening", lhh TO- 'carlT
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SALT.-The rebel Governor OF Virginia.
Letcher, has called the Legislature 10.
gether, TO consider the question, how the
people are 10 obtain salt Perhaps Of
all the extraordinary reasons ever be-
fore presented TO the mind Of an Execu-
tive Chief Of a nation or State for calling
from their homes their representatives.,
nothing Of a similar character 10 this
was ever before presented; aud yet this
would appear 10 be the sole object OF
their assembling Governor l.. says
that III 10 impossible 10 get the neccssA
ry article Of salt, except at fabulous
prices, and even then not in sufficient
quantities TO supply The demand" that
the salt works formerly owned by the
State are now in the hands Of the "ene-
NY" and those owned by private indi.
yiduAls are not sufficient ior the use OF
tue State yet portion OF the pro-
ducts Of the latter are exported into
neighboring States" OF course Il goes
10 North aud South Carolina and othef
Southern States, and il shows the very
fralernal feeling the Virginia chiyalry
have for their rebel neighbors, whose
sons are in arms by thousands ia defence
OF their Sacred soil" "A the blockade
is so efficient, and no supplies can be had
| from distant ports, the Governor ID Yofy
uneasy upon the subject, "as the season
Is rapidly advancing when il will be
necessary TO salt zap meats for the en- D.
suiAg year 10 provide our armies and
people with suitable provision