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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVERS FEET ON THE sHoALs--rAlI,Iye,

ARRIVED.
Dec. 2S-Monticello, Paducah;
Jacob Hunter, do;
29-U. S. Aid, Cincinnati;
Odd Fellow, Paducah;
Ben Coursin, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
29-Rescue, Cincinnati;
Monticello, Psducah.
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~ At the VeTandah Hotel, kept by Mrs Ed
MoSDsON and her sonn-law Mr.. BAcaUS there is gentle.
man from Scott County, Ky who for oJss Do1t5s suffer
ed greatly from chronic dIsea the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the approved grGcs
respected and continued as it for the Doctors SAKE
lie had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another thinking it ofno USE and no one ex
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened to pass that way and advised him different
course of treatment WHICH has this recommendation that
IN IRE reeks time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he of this spell of sick
strong advocate of DIR. ArnOId's Union Pills?
Because they are the principal yedy used in the
ment Of his case and to their efficacy he is principally in
debted for his recovery. Should such publish
ed some persons opposed to their publication can
anybody tell us the reason why?
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS STONE BROTH
er of JoHN STONE, the clerk at the YERANDAH.
Nashville Oct. 19-tf
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

LEDGERS, JOURNALS CASH AND DAY BOOKS,
Invoice and Record Books, Medium Deny and Cap, in full
SETS of every style of ruling and binding some handsomely
PACED, and warranted Of the best paper.
STEAMBOAT BOOKS Freight and Passage Books, Cab
in Register Cash Books Receiving Books Wood Receipts
General Receipts Portage Books, Time Books Ledgers,
Journals and many other articles to fit out any Office
LETTER, FOOISCAP AND BILL PAPER, Bills of
Lading Railroad Receipts, Check Books the various
Banks Treasury BOtng Paper Ink Steel and Gold Pens
Faber's Pencils, Sand and Sand Boxes For sale BY
dec2S JOHN YORK & co.
THIRD VOLUME, GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE, for
sale BY dec2S JOHN YORK & co.
SwANN'S TENNESSEE REPORTS. For sale by
dec2s JOHN YORK CO.
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~" HENRYS INyIGORATING CORDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
of physical prOsratou, genital debility nervous aec
Ons &C. &c fully described in another column of this
paper which the reader is referred SO per bottle bot
ties for So six bottles for S.; SIS per Dozen Observe
the marks of the GENUINE
Prepared only by 5. E. COHEN, No. s, Franklin Row.
Vine Street below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country.
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No. u College
street, bv J. p, DROMGOOIE Wholesale Agent for the
State and only agent in Nashville.
end. and tri-w.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MA
PACKET LINE.

NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET LINE.
DOR MEMPHIS NEW ORLEANS, STA
u LOUIS AND LOUISVIILE-TRY-'k TcTf2S
WEtkL1.-The Splendid New Passenger sSfssET1kFf
Steamers CITY OF Huntsville, JOHN SIMPSON, EHBAs-
will leave Nashville every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day. al O'Clock P NJ connecting at Paducah with the dali
y Louisville and st Louis L. $ Mail Boats and at Mem
phis with the splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin H.
K. ". Hill Geo. Collier, and Mary Agnes, giving through
tickets fred Nashville to either the points above named
The accommodations of this line be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the speedies of travel
either North IT South.
Fcr freight or passage apply TO
A. L. DAVIS
A HAMILTON,
oct5 Agents at Nashville
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IN MULES-BEEF AND PORK. E5zszssp
ia For sale 100 likely MULES 2 and 3EHG5S~
80. years old; IS BEEF CATTLE corn fed A.4A-
and 100 PORK HOGS. Persons wishing to purchase can
see at my residence in Bedford county miles South
west of Shelbyvie address By letter at Richmond
Post Office nov. l5-tf NJ p. GENTRY.
VNTANTED-A TEACHER, WHO Is COM
w PETENT take charge Of School of from 40 to so
Scholars at Mlin Henderson, county, Tenn. man who
has experience a Teacher and Oh with a family who
would locate permanently would be preferable For fur
Their particulars address l.. CaKthon Mi6iin, Tenn
decl6-SW
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GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK Co have Just received variety of supe
rOr Gold Pens the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville, erery Pen lcGrrGHted. deczS
GROCERIES, ISC.-FRESH ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE new crop;
% Sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 " Mackere fish of SO:
20 do good Java do 20 Kits do;
30 hhds Sugar; 20 boxes Cod fish;
80 bbls. Moasses; 20 " Smoked Herrings;
SOL do; 200 " Sardines;
- " Golden Svrnp; 20 " Is galqt jars Pickles;
90 Crushed Sugar. 20 Lemon Syrup;
20 Powdered do; 10 Pepper Sauce;
80 Loaf do: " ST. BItterS
10 Tierces fresh Rice; 90 dOz painted Buckets;
50 boxes and half boxes NJ 10 Nests " Tubs;
L RaisIns;) ) Casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Aspice;
10 bags ). S. Almonds; 20 Pepper
2 casks Pecan Nuts 10 Race Ginger;
bbls. Brazil dO
With numerous other articles in the GROCERY line,
lust received and for sale low for ASHby
decIl S. CHEATAAM 4 co.
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DIR. MOrse's InvigOrating Elixir or Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down by psendoscience The attempt has been made
depreciate the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in vain
Dr. Morse has reputation too high in the scientific world
Of both hempheres to be reached by the earnings of the
invdous Look at the attesed wrought b. this pre-
paatou. They comprehend dyspepsia barrenness every
kind of disease peculiar TO females maades oa
kinds liver complaint chronic Affections of the stomach
and bowels general prOsraton, impoency iucpen para
lysis, hypochondrass headache constipation and innu-
merabe complaints which is impossible to specify in an
advertisement Facts impregnable and they are offer
cd in to all who doubt the properties of this lead
ing medicine of the nineteenth century.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. c. H. RING, Proprietor
lg2, Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies, and by W. f. GRAY, SOLE AGENT
to Cartwright Armstrong corner of Market
and Broad streets, Nashville, Tenn decl-im dtrw&w
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STEAMBOATS,.

CTEAMER n ASHVILLE E. pases@ d
- THOS BELLSNYDER MASTER. This zs.==sAd
superior Steamer having been thoroughly - sz
Overhauled during the past summer complete or
DER and will her regular trips in the New Orleans
and Nashville trade, on the first rise ofwater.
For freight passage having excellent accommodations
apply TO IA. McALLlSTER& CO.,
noV22-3m Agents.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
~ BBIS Pixies Magnolia Whisky
OO % " Domestic Brandy;
10 Malaga Wine;
40 Boxes Star Candles;
30 Mould do;
80 Bbl Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
5 Boxes pest D. D. Loaf;
5 BblsEt. Louis Golden Syrup;
1000 Lbs Dried Beef, canvassed.
For sale by decllI X r BEEL.
HALF Pipes Cog Brandy, best brands;
D Is Quarter Casks Port Wine;
10 Madeira do;
l Pipe Oil Holland Gin;
Is boz Zinc WashbOards;
80 coo Regalia Cigars, variOns brands. Fer sale BY
decll X. F. BELL
81 BBI4S Old d. d. Tennessee Whisky for sale by
~ r. + BELL
decll. No 23, College street opposite SeEanee House.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TIME house and lot in the South Field now occupied oy
i Mrs. Hall is offered for sale, accommodating terms
Lot fronts y-ve feet Spruce street. and runs back
about 100 feet McGayOck street. with 10 foot alley IN
the
Also four vacant lots adjoining the above each fronting
frtyeet Spruce Street. and running back about $50 feet
Is foot alley.
This property egbly situated and is free from taxes,
and has a well of fine water on it. Apply TO
LINDSLEY CROCKET,
dec7-lm SO College street.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. q, 1853

NASHVILLE, Dec. q, 1853
LADTEs:-We most cheerfuIy accord you the
Benefit requested, and having been rendered the
Theatre on Thursday evening, by the Manager,
Mr.. John Greene, we would, with your permis-
sion, select that occasion for the purpose.
Sincerely yours,
DRAMATIC CLuB
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY BY DYER PEARL CO.,
gying and Selling Rates, based ADORE fifty dollars:
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II HAVE a large assortment OF CARRIAGES AND
L BUGGiES On hand which viii sell low for ChSh.
decS-lm. MARTHA SLOAN.
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INOR RENT-eA large connections WAREHOUSE.
situated on lower Market street. known Fred Soan
Carriage Ware Rom. Possession gwen Immediately
For terms apply to MARTHA SLOAN.
6ers- I'm sdrniniSfr.f~in
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STEAM STONE WORKS,

SAMUEL HASL4M, PROPRiETOR
WALNUT GROVE, JETFERsoS ST. NASHVILLE, TEvS-
THE subscriber takes this method Of returning his
sincere thanks TO his friends. and the public genery
for the patronage he has already received, and wld
TO them that he able furnish all kinds Of stone
fencing Gaping. sis steps, &c, &c.
Flagging.-Sawed. bush hammered and self faced
PRcEs-Sawed threeinches thick 50 per square yard
Bush hammer five &c
Selfflcsd two
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended To-
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IlTRNTTTREl RECONSIDERATION SD.

SCRlBER has in Store and * constantly receiving all
kinds OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which he deter
mined TO sell az low prices. The STICK hand >
large and well selected consisting Of Paror ett Chambef
Sets, Chairs 81 variety Clocks, Girnndoes. Sofia
Lamps CarpetinE OIL Cl0h, and full assortment Oi al
kinds Of Common FuTuitare All work warranted.
decs-lm 4. PATTERSON No. g. College 81.
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Loss of MemOry,I

Confusion giddines rush of blood to the head melancholy
mental debility, hyseria wretchednes thoughts Of self de-
srucOn fear of insanity, hypOehOndrass dyspepsia gene
prOstraOn rritabiliiy nHyOusness inabi sleep,
diseases incident to females of the propOg lng
TONS hyseria mOnomania terrors, papaOn OF
heart mpOteney, constipation, etc., etc, from whatever
arising Is there sany reliance to be placed hu
vahan utaIvi inf
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NOTICE.-HAVING TAKEN OUT LET
~ TIERS Of Administration the Estate Of the late
NJ Swinson, decd notice Is hereby given to all persons
debted 10 said to call and make immediate payment
and persons having claims against the estate requested
to present them properly authenticated the law directs
dec3-wIm ANDERSON Executor.
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MOrse's IEvigOratins Elixir.

will replace weakness with strength iBeapaeity with
irregulary with uniform and
only without hazard Of reaction bat hapov effect
the general organization. j = Bear in mind hat ali
maades they begin, finish with me nervous
tem and that the parazaOn Of the motion and
sensation is physical death Bear In mind also for eve
~ kind disease the Elixir Cordial only re-
Iiabl nreu
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A Great Medicine for Females,

The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative. in all
complaints incident females, mark in the
mails Of medicine. Thousands Of stmulants have
vented-thousands invigoans cOncoetedaIl purpong
to be specified the various diseases and arrangements
which delicate formation render liable.
The result has been uniform. These
indeed impaired mOmentary viyacy 10 the
system, and deusye vigOr the muscles but
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prosration greater before the end oen
been para the the
and and finally destroy the uHsappy
natfap Rltiu
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force neverexpanded is the with opium, aleO
hOc preparations, and all other eNctns The effect Of
these brief and well be said OF him who ihem
1.-The last Of that man is than the first But the
Elixir eXhilerant without single draw back-sa in
operation, perpetual its happy influence upon the
the mind and the entire II will also remove de-
pressions excitement, tendency to blush sleepessnes
dislike Of soeely apaey lor study or busness.
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Cure of Nervous Diseases.

No language convey adequate idea OF the mmed
aeand almost miraculous change which il occasions
diseased debaed and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down BY weak mature, impaired
the uHstTung and relaxed organization Dracsd
revyi6ed and built up The mental and ply steal SYMPTOMS
disease vanish together under its influence
the effect temporary the contrary the relief peTma
nent for the cordial properties Of the medicine
ITSELF and restore its nOrma condition.
Irnn. n lr.rarl urLtic h. al L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
Theatrical and Must cal.

BowERy THEATRE.-This establishment Is pro-
crossing every week, under the able management of
Messrs Wadron and Stevens who are so well and
favorably known to the dramatic public. The selec-
tions for this evening the operate drama OF the
bohemian Girl )" which will be followedby "Timour,
the Tartar The receipts of the evening are for
the benefit Of Mr.. Derr, whose equestrian feats In
Putnam and other pieces, have always been wit
messed with SURPRISE followed by enthusiastic cheers
BROADWAY THEArRE--Mr Forrest the distn
guished American tragedan, who may be said TO
have now the American stage to himself, 80 far as
tragic performances are concerned will appear to-
night in his great character of Rolla Mr. Conway as
Pizarro, Mr.. Pope as Alonzo, Madame Ponisi as
Cora and Mrs. Abbott as Elvira. The entertain
ments to conclude with the 1.-TWO Bonnycastles."
NIBLOs GARDEN.-The distinguished vocalist,
Madame Henrietta Sontag, whose vocal abilities are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
The Art Union Case.

ANOTHER OPINION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The People sgainst the american art Union.
RUGGLEs, Chief Judge, delivered the opinion of
the Court. BY the 30th section Of the act against
rafting and lotteries, q r. sec. 666) it is enacted,
" That no person unauthorized by special law for
that purpose, now existing, shall offer for sale, dis
trbuti0n disposition, in any way, any real estate,
any money goods, chattes, articles, or things in
action or any terest therein to be determined by
lot or chance that shall be dependent upon the draw
ing of any authorized or unauthorized lottery within
or out of this State" &c. By the 3lst section: All
property offered for SALE distribution, or DISPOSE
tion against the provisions of law shall be forfeited
to the people of this State well before as after the
determination Of the chance on which the same was
dependent" &c This action was brought to recover,
forfeited certain pictures and works OF art alleged
to have been offered for distribution in violation OF
the 30th section, above in part reclted But That
section is inappicable to the present case. ap-
plies only to distributions by lot chance, dependent
upon the drawing of some lottery over which the
parties to the distribution have no control, and
which drawing not originally set on foot for the
purpose Of distributing the property claimed as for
feed but for the purpose OF dsposng of some other
property The scheme for the distribution of the
articles in question was originally set on foot and
controlled by the parties interested in the articles
proposed to be distributed and for the sole purpose
of their distribution by lot or chance. The offence,
therefore, Is not embraced within the 30th and 3lst
sections above mentioned. Those sections appear to
have been framed for the purpose of preventing an
eyasionof the 9th section which forbds the drawing
of any lottery II the defendants had made the dis
tybution of The articles In question prizes to de-
pend on the drawing Of some other lottery in out
q the State, and by some person or persons other
than themselves, they would have incurred the for
fixture for which this action is brought But such is
not the case. They may have incurred the penalty
of pecuniary fine, prescribed by the 9th section;
but this action 10 not brought for that penalty and it
cannot be maintained for the forfeiture Of the pro-
perry itself. The judgment of the Supreme Court
.''''N = H. R. SrIDEs, State Reporter.
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COrOners' Inquests.

THE BURNING CASE FIFTY NINTH STREEr.-COroner
upon the body of Charles Merely who died from dread
fu bnrns which he received on Tuesday afternoon, in
cumstaness connected with the unfortunate accident win
be collected from the following testimony
Henry Halmaughn sworn-I reside at No. 451 Wash
ngton street. am foreman in the iron foundry Of Rider
Ward in Fifty ninth street knew the deceased, Chas
NcFeely he was employed laborer in the same
foundry between the hours Of and two O'Clock,
Tuesday last casting iron column for sugar
house; the deceased employed in holding the rack
chain OF the which raises the melted metal pre-
yous to its being deposited in the mould we had poured
in about seven hundred pounds Of metal when 1t choked
the bottom of the and prevented the air from
Gaping through it, the confined gas caused explosion,
which burst the metal through the flask and scattered it
around the hot metal thrown over deceased set his
clothing on fire, and burned him about the head and
chest when his clothes fire. he from the shop
into the yard and received the most of his burns in this
way his dress burned completely off before as
sent to the hospital.
Several witnesses who employed in the foundry,
accident, corroborated this testimony One of them,
named Felix La,kin, had very narrow escape having
been burned upon the face himself.
Surgeon suckey deposed to the admission Of the de-
ceased to the hospital and to the and extern
s,e burns upon his body and extremes, which caused
his death.
The Jury rendered verdict of s'death from burns,
caused by the accidental explosion of hot iron from
casting in the foundry Of Rider Ward"
timely end.
DEATH FROM VIOLENCE IN READE srREr.-The same Coro-
held inquest, Immediately afterwards, at the
Hospital upon the body of Anne Donnely, who came to
her death from fracture of Of her legs which she
received when defending herself from rowdy assault in
Reade street. upon the 9th inst The following testimony
John T. smith sworn-I am policeman Of the Fifth
ward about O'Clock the morning of the 9th Of this
month was duty in Reade street; heard groaning
in alley way near Church street went there, and
from its entrance of her legs broken there
pile Of boards near to her, some Of which appeared to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

SO much admired by all the musical deetanti Of this
city, will appear tonight in the beautiful opera Of
LINDA di Chamounix," assisted by the best talent.
10 is unnecessary to say those who visit Nbo's to-
| night will receive rich musical treat. and will be
compelled, as they have been during her engage
ment, to give warm expressions OF their admiration
| OF superior talent.
BURROWS TnEATRE.-The manager Of this pros
porous theatre announces, usual, bill OF enter
tainment which cannot fail to crowd the house, The
iavoiite piece Of paris and London" 80 much adj
nlred as splendid comedy, but more regards
the artists who properly delineate the respective
characters OF the piece will be the first feature,
tractive features
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Purdy the active and ener-
getlc manager or this establishment, announces an
entertainment which cannot fail to draw large au
dlence The light and pleasing selections of drama
tic performances which are every night given bv the
manager, are the sources from which his treasure
receive substantial proofs OF his successful catering
Tonight the amusements consist of the .Six Degrees
of Crime and Clarkes successful drama of "O'NeI
the Great"
WALLAcK's TuEATRE.-Where can one vile
away an evening with more unmixed pleasure than
within the precincts of this ably conducted Temple of
Thesps? The selections are always OF character
which cannot fail to please and the artists engaged
by Mr. Wallack are to say the least of them, no way
inferior to any in the Union The fine comedy Of
1.-The Rivals will commence the performances, and
they will conclude with 'First Come, First Served"
AMERICAN MUsEUM-The successful new comic
drama styled the "Od Folks at Home" is to be re-
peated this evening" with the excellent cast and
the laughable farces entitled the Dancing Barber"
and Zone Thousand Milliners Wanted" will be
given in the afternoon.
CRCUs-A great array of attractions will be pre-
sented at the Amphitheatre tonight including eques
trian and gymnastic feats in which the full strength
of the excellent troupe will appear. The whole will
conclude with the spectacle of "St George and the
Dragon"
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE-Christy's Minstrels
continue uninterrupted in their career of success
They offer highly attractive programme for this
evening
WooD's MINsTRELs advertise repetition of last
nights BILL it having crowded the hall to overflow
ing. The lecture on "Woman's Rights and the
Arab Brothers" are included"
BAKvARD's PANORAMA OF THE Holy LAND will be
exhibited again this evening, at the Georama,
Broadway.
RIsLEYs THAMES is attracting crowded assem-
blages at 406 Broadway.
NINE. VALENTINE will give another of her popular
concerts tonight, at Hope Chapel, Broadway. A
visit to the concert room will amply repay the v0ta
res of music.
ROBERT HITLER, the renowned magician, an
nounces another good programme for this evening.
BALLS MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO has become
quite popular exhibition. Every one should see it.
Miss Kimberly, the celebrated actress, has arrived
in town on her way to Richmond, to play an engage
ment, and is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

Wisconsin, with sparse and emigrant population,
has school and university fund Of $3.50 600, and
annual outlay. for the instruction of her children, Of
$l20, 900 10000 of her 10000 children have at-
tended school during the year.
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FOREIGN CoNsuI.-Henry George Kuper has
been recognized by the President as Consul of Great
Britain for the State of Maryland.