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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17
To Messrs scovil & Mead. New orleans La. '''''
! JEW DAvIDs OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
TAROITVa

JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
Messrs SeovI MEAD:-I have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the istot
fuly lS4y, bad thai could turn myself In bel,
and the pain that had slept wink for days
At this time my attending prescribed tie Hebrew
Plasfer" and il acted Ike charm; the pain len and
silent more than half Of he night and in three days
able 10 ride ont consider the ehrew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts Of pains now in -
Hendersonville, N. c., Aug. 1s, 1850
Eg ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Beware Of counierfeits and base imitationsi
~ The genuine wall in future have the signature T.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label Tia TOP zach
box
Purchasers advised that counterfeit Of this
icies is in existence
The Genuine i sold only BY and agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedlar is allowed sell H.
Dealers purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ingof bat regular agents Otherwise they wiz be mOs-
ed upon with worthless article.
For sale by r- SCOyIL 4 MEAD
III Charities street New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents o- the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold by EWIN, BROWN K Co, Nashville, Tenn.
W. W. & J. =. BERRY, do;
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN 4 Co.. do:
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG, do;
THOMAS WELLS, do;
july1-dtww Ii. G.. SCOYEL, do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

7 FALL AND WINTER GOUDS. ~
UST received No II, Cedar Street, large and well
- selected stock of Cloths CassmeFs vssngs Of the
latest styles -.'.- IFa
ALS0-A large assortment Of gentlemens Furnishing
Goods A new and beautiful stye of Stocks
Shirt Collars Urayais, Suspenders Gloves of every dis
cription, Understands and Drawers.
Having made arrangement with of the best Clothing
Establishments in New York to supply me- VIM. T. Jen-
nings, 23l, Broadway prepared to offer my
toners and the public Clothing OF superior style and quail
lily. Please call and examine for yourselves - p - 2
septi g. T. }. HOUGH. Agent.
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE.--rhe subscriber has sew
eTel families of Negroes that he will sell private
sale to persons residents this State and who intend
keep them therein Residence the Nashville and Frank
lin Turnpike IL miles from Nashville. NJ. BELL
aug3l-4m
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TIE LATEST STYLE
@ 81. OF GENTLEMEN'S tsE>T7lE
READY-MADE CLOT1INGt atiaH
II. A. JESSEI.
-. l-f q .t Arcade cjntbiuC Store .-t
Arcade Clothing stOr,

'' 1890 Arcade clothing Store, -.....'s1
No % lfWLst street. opposite tie Union Hall.
TNANKFULfo for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon him, begs leave To inform the citizens OF Nash
vile and surrounding country thai he has just received
of the largest and complete aSsOrnenis of OpaBeAs
FdH and Uiater Clothing and Furnishing Goods ever
brought TO the city, which will be tonnd unsurpassed in
qualify and workmanship and at such low prices cannot
fail to please. The stock has been selected and made up
under my own Inspection expressly suited to the wants Of
tue city
Also, large assortment Of
Chiidren'S Clothing,
suitable for all ages, aud warranted To lit ~. r-.
As stock large offer great inducements
TO country Merchants either wholesale or RETAIL very
little above Eastern prices Fs.#-.... -.
Give a CALI shall take great pleasure in showing
the Goods. s...7.. III. \. JESSEL,
Arcade Clothing Store. % Market st.
oet6-3m no Opposite Union Hail.
'|CEEAR THE TRACK e.---
s.s:...:2 - -.
THE subscriber has just opened at his old stand No So
4 Market street, next door TO T. W. h W H. Evans the
ING and GentemenS Furnishing Goods he had the
pleasure of exhibiting 10 his snds and customers which
lie is Offering at wholesale and retail such will
he confidently believes give entire satisfaction. -
His stock consists of FrOck and Dress Coats of
rey ofsyle and PATTERN do do Pants and Vests Over
COATS Box Coats, &C. &c. Hats and Caps, arge assert
men Carpet Bags Trunks Shirts Collars Stocks Cravats
Umbrellas &c large assortment Of Gloves Hosiery and
Pocket HdIfs &c all OF which new and purchased of
the best houses i'll the Eastern cities expressly for this
ket -'. ~ - 1855. -
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
prices he is determined spare pains to please his
friends aud customers. .t -- -
-... -- NJ SULZBACKER, Agent ~
sept3S-3m -t No 80 Marketst
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DRUGGISTS &C.
NEW DRUG STORE.

(forpaerly of The firm of Etoin, Bro1cn g. Co..
2HAS opened with entire new stock Of Drugs, s=sa
W Medicines Paints Oils, Perfumery, DC, &c-,NEH
III on the site formerly occupied by the old firm, ~
70 - College street. three doors from Union, where he
WILDE pleased wait upon his old friends and citizens gen.
orally Particular attention is given TO Physicians Pre-
scriptons which will be filed with accuracy aud dispatch
SURGIcAL INSTRUMENTS comprising Pocket Cases assert
ed; Poekht Vial Gases; several patterns; Speclus.
Cupping APPARATUS Stomach Pumps; Dissection Insiru-
nens &C. Trusses in every varetya complete assortment
Of everything usually kept This line be found
aug7 ~ -t'sr % JIG. BROWNS.
CIIIEMICALS.-A large stock, and from the best
manufacturers soine exceedingly rare, before
brought To this market Attention of Physicians TO this
partof my stock is respectfully solicited
aug7 J. G. BROWN
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w. +. GRRAY, 50
J. III. CURREY,


.... Undertakerand COlfn-maker.
College street, No. %, opposite Segrayee House
ID EGS leave TO inform his friends and the public
ID generally, that he has opened regular CoEt z1a
r Room, and having bought the right for manufacturing
and selling in Middle Tennessee, Skfs Patent Indistrac
ible Albright and Alrexhaused Burial Cases the best
in for preserving The corps he will keep supply
Of them constantly hand together with assortment Of
all kinds Of covered and wood Collins lie is prepared 10
furnish good eaTses and any number OF Hacks that may
be wanted also shrouds of every description, made IN The
best STYLE together with every equPage necessary Tor tune
rails All teegraphic dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and Railroads. or from the surrounding country will be
promptly attended Particular attention pad to pre-
naring and encasng bodies for transportation All orders
m at his Furniture and Coffin Rooms promptly attended
IN botb night and dlyhe will give his personal attention
to all funerals. Charges moderate -
- ~ j. H. CURREY
NB-Furnture and Mattresses of every description
made 10 order and Of the best materials and warranted also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch
aug27 En- r........ ..... J. H. C.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE-The undersigned offers fer sale his residence
Spring Church Street. with the furniture desired
Terms made known on application to
go X. @. FOSTER, 3D.
Or in my absence to IN FOGG
une TIT
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yTALUABLE LANDS FORSALE.-BY VIR-
tue of provision in tie viii Of John Davis, dec d.,
the undersigned offers for sale the following valuable Tracts
of Land viz 473 the Tennessee river immediate
w above the mouth of Duck river af0rng the best Oca
ton on Tennessee river for a point 100 acres
Duck river opposite the month of Pine river 81 = acres
adjoining the Town of Perryvlle in Decatur county 2l5
acres the East side of Buffalo river the Hurricane
Bottom snd 1873 the West side of Buffalo river
near its mouth Terms made known application TO the
undersigned. 10 w. HORTON. Executors.
10 y ~ s-ssts.-- EWD. h. HICKS. '
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OtHEESE.--lO0 boxes just received per Shipper and
u for sale low by [oct2ol McCREA Il TERRASS'
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FORSALE.
The undersigned being authorized BY a resolution OF
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen ct the City OF Nashville,
at its meeting the 4h instant to dispose ofhe following
valuable property TO wit .-...
Lots Nos ~ and % the west side Of Summer street.
fronting on said street feet and running back 20 feet 10
an alley ON which there is a two story BRICK TENEMENT,
occupied at present by VIM. c. Iiurt Also, Let No %.
situated ON the side Of Cherry street. south of Broad
street fronting on Cherry street % feet and running back
1S0 feet on which there are TWO TENEMENTS, one Of
BRICK and one of WOOD The above lots wit be divided
10 sit purchasers For a particular description OF
said lots reference can be made PoOk No. a. pages COS
and sos in the Registers office Of Davidson county.
The above property viii be sold at private sale al any
time between now and the 18th day of December next and
if not sold previous to that iime win be offered that day
at PUBLIC SALE .f.f-l e . .L --.aE 81. ..rEtLg
The above named property will be sold credit Of one
two and three years. Notes payable in Bank without inter-
est with good endoses, and lien retained until the pur
chase money is paid. W. IL HOLM, Mayor.
Oer9I-tF
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GOLD PENS.
: JOHN YORK CO. have on hand a variety of superior
Gold Pens the best and cheapest article offered for
sale IN Nashville. Eaerv pen tcqrranted. oetl
VARIETY OF coll
~ LARS latest styles and best quality received and 70
ale BY nov3 MYERS McGILL.
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" ENNETT ALE.-5G barrels of this celebrated anC
N popular Ale in store and for sale low by 80,
= '... - -s- MeCREA Il TERRASS,
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Furnishing Store, College street, door South of th'
SQUARE Nashville l.E ~. +.tr-f ioctll
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A CARD.

II HAVE this day associated with n the Saddng Bu-
siness my son, A. G. MARCH. The business in future
will be conducted in the of ]. ID. March Son All
persons indebted 10 me, BY account will please come
up and make payment J. ID. MARCH
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
Core continuance of the respectfully solicited
Jazz J. ID. MARCH 4 SON.
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7 AND WARRANTS.-Wea are buying and paying
Il the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per-
at distance having TO sell by sending 10 us
BY mail or otherwise may depend getEng the highest
prices at which they selling the time in Nashville and
the cash RENTED orpaid to order.
iulygl DYER PEARB& Gu "a
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nor SALE OR RENF.-A new Frame House just
pered Situated on Church street. in Hnes3 additional
Nashville. The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy and viii be sodon reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire Of r. l. Crenshaw,
aurls w. D. ROBERTSON, MLemore st.
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TEXAS.
49,, m. S.v o,l.,p, p,c,,up- No, .

IRON The New Orleans Picsyun- Nov. ..
BY the arrival Of the steamship LOUISIANA Captain
Smith We have received dates from Galveston TO the
4tb. and lndihnoa to the I'd inst.
Speaking Of the state Of the rivers TIE Cichan, OF
the 4tb INST, says:
The rivers Trinity, Brszos end Colorado are I'll now in
condition for cstnboai navigation. The Huntsr,Hs
I'm ssys, "Tfe Trinity River l. up fit for steamboats,
and .t rising and sil raining The 10 Orange Aonu
B,nf snys Tho Colorado River il in good boating
order astbosi went dorm fsw nights since but no
"s1tmboti l. expected Up that we know Of The Wash
'ngfoa ROngy Iesking Of the Brazos, Gays The river
r Is. siesmer MOTOR Hh she has been In tho river
soue time. waiting for rse 10 come up on"
We copy the following items from The Ners Of the
All inst
Tsfe have been sDrne i've sr light ,sts Oyster
Crsk md IN sDEne othtr p,sces but not sufficient 10
ure the sugar tbsy will rather benefit II than 9th
ns ~ fts he roTpscs for our sugar crop are said to
W. as dad q, lsara thai The health II Houston m,
sery uBeh .mygDvs1 Our oDnsslDDdspt considers ihg
ft8fon On Wednesday nOring there we're four bpral-,
an ne Jfsfmsnis 90 barn bhVs unf0bsfad from urss
Jsf 1ar IN iAs past weeE fsw now easss II any.
ssl,,tiDa n ts4wesD 600 - ssoo has boon rsisei
1lisnssiis fn rs ~ ~ he iD1geh s't 10 HDys,on
Ne ham hass Jh< UVnfssiAs Hsm that den iiDus
u,as siss 81 'hsiifs have bsos nysfi IRON Hgbtsfig
" ia nfs fssi5'iS< "fA' sbJsnd"nfe
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MEDICAL EXCLUSIvENFSS.

~ 49, Esiu~ q 10 v \. rs>srs-
SIS lsxpycce yea VII have ohie';o to publish the
eIsv:rs tel wa ;hs, yOa VIII be doing not only me
rrsss s<rvS Na yosr reSisTs viii how people Of
ssor are sssiS<s II usy the term snd not only that
has become 50 ves natural for ssy who suffers
psASc vrOrz - aYpeSl tbs Press especially Tie
TrsiaRs E syTVSihy no; help tbs, You mast not think
1 strsxss II lAy my Csc before You To begin with
Yea ne aware that IN orer legally become dispenser
q rsssnss IS proprietor Of drug in this State,
re. zs. have attended uu OF lectures in
institution which s;yles itself The College OF Pharmscy.
Aesr ksvrr s;ieneed TIE lectures You write Thesis
sTon sss drug chemical and up as Il is termed for
elimination before tie Professors and Fdcaky, as they
<fye thet vs-for whs; reason nobody knows as they
xre IoskirC :hSn 7TEs.s Ii YOU pass successful
.xsEirstion. yen receive diploma, or Ecense more
trVpsrly 20 dispense medicines according 10 law. 10
tsly lese es;ersd drug store apprentice anf
have eoIfnued in Up 70 this time In 1872 applied for
she's fr TIE usual fall and winter of lectures
srs cttsnei them without the slightest difficulty To-day
sxvEcstcn made for tickets 10 Mr.. Meakim, who IL
frsss or something Of that Sort Of the College and
vfrsed On the ground he alleges of the opposition
iisEke q Southern students 70 nggers in general and
niger sad. in particular. This deny in attending
the y-eviou. course there not the slightest difficulty
o. ccti0n made BY the Students Professors or any Of
he frus.ees % nv knowledge and the difficulty in at
sxn6irg this course TO be Of Mr.. Meakims own
making. Tie Sw upon the subject says nothing about
the scission exclusion Of eolored students. The
SrSen;s AID Professors have objection and cOnse
esence NJ Aesk stands alone in his glory. If he him
eE constitute tie College of Pharmacy, why am not
surprseo TIE ress but If he docs not why think he
taies hffk much upon hiInself-thst is ell Judge
yea between Us Yours truly,
CHaELEs v AILLER, No. IS IVES. Broadway.
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go seNsAs~ssA r his ts,i Sed '.eSS has been - 70
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Nsl va N<n last eNovkA ~ NN'M oat Nv s'cncs NNa
- ssse>sv IN 30 N>SStital NILE lNN 80 pNNiccd
81 sArssEas MsssenN INSTEAD Il Nsrv'sy ena'inS them
N>s w. assN dan Ng,n those wa CNnceiNV g. 10
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snrsSsss& wNA WAY honesty N pntINase As W Is wa
sS<t,SS SsSsy.Acy - SnaSs IL she mNN''% rAnNfAaN
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ke x< srS Vel &cVsie SAf paragraph u me P''a'
Az D. 80 a nc ylSy.' wa ramAA. IN cAarac
sr'sS lspSesSN M. ,.v, And wAss !. morn Il
e,oaglaners - ths moral oaocs N the
s,r<.s,, N = p>2s VNH 81 RAsuau' hase9m
irs,rsnaca, q tAe vrV<isni 81 ectrc Inn ~ every
,r.Nss -ssasisss Sf he lie saihes hSS IA ihs sSe
ssSAsl Re rsASe Asar IN she r'sa' place ey msAm;
.lrle Tss ss- ali ~ tsihaAiier reccsNe the rev ad
d - yssssec ana SNS3noSs t. well as exloc per
rxr1sss II hat vsrS sfrVSfser
~, han Asxa clssc- c,9y II Ms Stoves huslo
Ma ~ v<-sas Vpcle ron ~ he WHIPPED 20 desth by
Aus4sl lsVSsla,r bat Dispute is dramatic oae'i ami
s<rors Sstsss0n rs v6ocsoae influence upon the P'pa
lsr assrssiou Down .Tiaen virtue may possibly pre-
ssrs vscsxrx sucser;y striking Tor sAe olasins ehapor
81 nevsi br. 10 h1 NJ Vice s. triumphant in the ~,s'5
ess ii zo-al SrSmN IS scazcSly ;he way, yeH VII al
s ss isses The yu1hf fancy f'n contemplating CRIME
49, ''~-' ~ w.. -. JUSTICE.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Prom The sprinsseId Republican, Nov. /

From The Springfield Republican, Nov. L.
The rain OF Sunday anticipated. produced rapid
rise IN ell the streams in this vicinity well in more
distant localities. The Connecticut River at Springfield is
as high II at any time last spring Inc Agawam
meadow, under water, and on Monday morning about
hundred head OF cattle water bound upon them
The travelling bridge at Mittenaque. the Agswam
River, partly carried away. This nearly new
bridge. culvert on he Western Railroad. near West
6ed, washed away but repaired in season to al
low Of the regular passage OF trains Many Of the bridges
the Western road submerged during Sunday bnt
none Of them suffered We hear Of damage from the
IN almost every direction. Great damage has been done
on the Housatonic Danbuy and Naugauck Railroads in
Connecticut SO that Monday the obstruction of the
trains complete the lower portion OF the Hous
atomic road
The bridge Of the Hudson Railroad at Purdys Station.
the Croon River swept away and the telegraph
wires with H.
About 50 feet Of the track Of the New Haven Hartford
on Sunday obstructng tho passage of the Sunday night
u oil ears in each direction between New York and Boston
The rain of Sunday powerful and severe In Berk
shire that the streams swollen AMI the roads ren
dered heavy that expresses were only successful IN
collecting returns by the most pcrseverng exerons and
arduous labors Several of the streams tored by
our express teams and relays of horses und
necessary Arrangements made for every town but
the messenger for New Marlborough and Monterey failed
TO connect as Arranged.
The vote was also very light in many of the towns in
consequence of the water being high that many OF the
voters could not get TO the polls The oldest inhabsnt
AYERS that the HousaonC River has not been so high
on Monday but once before since the memory OF man
The amount OF rain that fell in this city by the rain
guage at the United States Amory, was two and eight
tenths inches
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Lucy STONE IN LNDLfNi.
ponderce ofThe \. z. Tribune.

4
NEw-ALBANy Ind, Friday, Nov. II, 1858.
Lucy STONE has been lecturng here during the
week 10 large ard fashionable audiences Her first
lecture disspated the preudices that have been ere
ated against her BY abusive articles which have too
frequently appeared in Eastern papers and those de-
lyered subsequently received with marked atten
ton and almost universal commentator In her sew
eral efforts the vital questions of social life, phys
zeal organization and intellectual requirements, she
produced profound rehection-a deep sentiment OF in
quiry which promises results Of great practical good
Her lecture the foes the fashions and popular vices
of the age was an excellent production, repete with
good practical sense, and delivered in eloquent and
graceful manner II is gratifying to the friends OF
needful reforms it be to Miss Stone that her
yt to and reception in city have been marked by
every respect due to of such exalted moral worth
and mental cultivation.
Several frst-class steamers have left for NewOr-
leans crowded with passengers returning TO their
homes in the sunny South after an absence OF several
months. Alas how soon will they witness the ap-
palling desoatiOn the pestence has made during this
short period M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17
NrwyopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IT, 1853

pons losi by ibo washing ewny Of Tho hnsoms Bridge
wore recovered Yesterday Just above Derby They wore
r,roenl,ed as tho bodies OF Miss Bartholomew and Mr.
AI,n who was In company with hn on mo bridge NJ,
was engaged In ono o(e factories in AnsoDa aad had
sidcd ibn,o hut a fcw weeks Whom found they were
locked In each others arms The bodies were taken 10
the station house in Derby. where an inquest was held
after which they conveyed TO the residence OF MISS
Bartholomew mother.
From The Md5isown Sentinel and witness, Nov IS
The water in tbs Connecticut River has again been
above tho ordinary wharves for several days occaoned
by the heavy rains OF late We understand that the em
bankment the Hartford and Springfield Railroad, near
Windsor washed away badly that the cars were
detained about an hour on Monday morning.
The river this morning some i2 II feet above low
water mark, and still rising
In Hartford yesterday afternoon it rose TO 10 feet over
flowing the meadows up the river suddenly a. 10 carry
of several head of cattle which floating down
The Connecticut at that place yesterday.
The railroads and bridges have suffered much by the
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