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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

An Ounce OF Fact is worth pound of theory and the
of conclusive facts that cluster around that ncon
parable preparaon Hooaands German Bitters prepared by
DIR. c. NJ Jackson, Phaep ha, establishing its value as
tonic and restorative such would prevent ncreduti
itself from questioning its efficacy. la all of disease Of
the stomach whether acute chronic may be reconen-
ded for its soothing cordial and renovatiag nueneeDys
peps heartburn loss of appetite Nausea nervoue reuls
relaxation, debility, &c, relieved, by the Bitters
very short space OF une and perseverance their never
fails TO work thQroupl
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

In the year 1887, Mr. Daniel Henderson, a rner-
chant of Chattanooga, mysteriously disappeared,
and no trace of him was ever had. Wheh he left
his family on short journey, he was khown to
have some seven thousand dollars in his possession,
belonging to himself and partner. The general be-
lief was that he had been murdered. A few, how
ever pretended to think that he had returned to the
eastern States, where he originally came from.
Subsequently the bones of man were found three
or four miles from Georgetown, Hamilton county,
and ii was supposed they were those of the miss
ING man. Further than this MS family have al
ways been in doubt and conjecture as to his fate.
few days since a gentleman returned from Ar
kansas informed us that Tom Starr half-breed
Cherokee, now living in that State, a desperate
character well known to many of the older citizens
of Bradley and Hamilton counties had told an in
divdual whom he trying to induce TO engage
with him in some of bis unlawful enterprises that
he and his brother jim Starr murdered Henderson
in the wear mentioned above, that they got six or
seven thousand dollars in money! and concealed the
body in hollow tree or log. near the spot where
the bones were subsequently found. He said that
be and his brother Were riding in company with
Henderson, that they induced him to leave the
road and stop at spring, and while he was stoop-
ing down to drink, they struck him on the head
with rock and killed him. We have every con
fdence in the truth of the statements, as Hcndey-
son when last seen was in company with the Stars
and their subsequent career proves they were just
the characters for such deed. The family of the
murdered man. we believe, still live at Chattanooga
or in the vicinity of that place-AHaenS Post May
9Th
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
IMPORTANT TO sLAVEEoLDFBs


DIX. MoKRlS having permanently located in NASHVILLE
respectfully tenders his TO the suffering pobIic
Ner@fas, Ctcers Cancers, I%er Gad Ring Horns treated
in scientific manner Medicines gentle but active and G
fecve their being attended with no unpleasant
queneeS whatever requiring restrictions or hindrance
from ordinary business pursuits He wishes it understood
thathe has settled in your midst not for the purpose of hmm
buggng or imposing upon YOU but relieve those who NAV
be suffering with diseases which are DESTROYING bv piece
meal many ofyour deserving and useful citizens Gravel
StIictures, and all diseases of genital organs are thor
oughly understood and successfully treated bv Dr. NJ
To those who may doubt the Doctors skill in the bealin
art be would respectfully propose that they bring forward
any of the above named diseases the worst that they
can conveniently nd and pledge themselves to see that
directions strictly followed for reasonable time DR.
NJ will then give his obligations furnish such medicines
may be necessary, and in such quantities from time to
timeas the may require. and until cure shall be eff
feeed positively fee will be received and If no relief ks
obtained from the 9 the naeeines elarge achaterer
,cjH be made for ad0ics or medicines
The attention of masters and owners of servants is par
tieuary invited to the above Those having servants aE
fced with Scrgfaa Grar stiffness or soreness of the
limbs and joints would find their advantage to consult
Dr. NJ. His treatment IS mild and in no case will it be ne
cessary to lose time while using medicines
Charges reasonable.
Respectfully ANTI HUMBUG
All communications from persons at distance post paid
lnclosing three dollars, will be promptly attended TO-
DIR. W. II. MORRIS.
Office oyer Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar ST
near Post Office Nashville Tenn. Tmav18-d&ven
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
GuANo D1gcovERY-We find the following il

GUANo DIscovERY-We find the following in
the Journal Of Commerce:
1--WE learn that parties in this city have ascer-
tanned the existence of large deposit of guano on
barren and uninhabted island of the ocean, lying
more than 200 miles from the mainland, and are
negotiating with the United States Government
for the protection ofther rights in case an effort
should be made to secure these hitherto unknown
treasures. The valuable agricultural properties of
the article are now generally known and appre-
cated, and great demand has been created for it
in consequence. Not less than 1000 tons, to
arrive, have already been sold, and it is estimated
that the importatons of the present year will ex-
coed 100000 TONS for which the farmers of the
United States will pay several million of dollars"
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

- The editor of the New York Picayune is
looking from the window of his sanctum and pens
the following in the view therefrom:
In that other yard-which seems the loneliest of
them all-ten years ago a terrible scene was enact
ed. Two men, merchants and partners in the store
TO which the yard was attached fought duel with
bowie knives. They both had married sisters, and
one day of the parties found that the other had
dishonored lis wife and death alone could wipe
from memory the terrible disgrace. The guilty and
wrelched woman was the first victim. Her hus-
band stabbed her to the heart while she slept,
and she awoke in another word The partners
went with but one witness, to this yard; and plac
ing a huge hogshea3 in the centre of tie narrow
SAGE, they got into it. and the second handed them
the knives The struggle lasted but ten ninntes.-
The husband was avenged, for the souls Of both
Joined that of the murdered wife. Horrible memo
ry isn't it. for this dim little yard to bear with it
And sometimes, as Mr.. Pick looks down into it, his
fancy brings it all back again. as VIVID, startling,
as reality itself
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

The officers of the Embassy report their last trip
from here to Nashville, as the quickest run ever
made by Memphis packet The time was about
fifty six hours but they left yesterday with the ex-
pectaton of making the present trip in about fty-
t'co hours Where is the City Of Huntsville? She
will be compelled to make trial trip.-Aemphis
Whia
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

The Washington Union says that the United
States can under no circumstances permit the do
minon Of the Sandwich Islands to be transferred
to any other power. The remark is made in refer
ence to the reported movements of the French. We
hope that the Union speaks in this case by authori
ty If Gen. Pierce is resolved not to let the French
take possession of the Sandwich Islands he is for
once right Don't be afraid General Well stand
by you.-LouiSviUe Journal
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

DAN RIcE's HIPPoDRoaE AND MENAGERIE-The
Memphis papers give the most glowing accounts of
the great success which DAN RICE met with in that
city, and they are unanimous in the opinion, that
his establishment is the most extensive and inter-
esting that ever travelled in this portion OF the coun
try. The Hippodrome is described as most mag
nifcent exhibition, the stud of horses and ponies
being, by far, the largest and most beautiful ever
collected in the United States the trapplngs
and entire paraphernala, rich and b ant in the ex-
IRENE The Menagerie is said to embrace numer-
Gus splendid specimens of living animals among
them, the largest Brazilian Tgr, the largest Grizzly
Bear and the largest Ok, in the Union. The CHI
nese Family including real live Princess, withieet
only two and a half inches long, are spoken OF as
being exceedingly interesting. Dan has ever been
fayorite in Nashville and now thathe comes with
far greater attractions than he has before pre-
sented, his new mammoth pavhons viii be too
small to hold the crowds which will rush to see HIM
He viii be here on Thursday next and remain
three DAYS
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
RED SPRINGS.

VX7E pleasure in announcing numerous friends
w and patrons that we ready to accommodate
all who may wish avail themselves of the benefits of
place Extensive preparations have been made for the
tort both of the invalid and the of pleasure 1t
needless for to attempt set forth the value of place.
in medicinal point of view Many afflicted with various
diseases have visited u.s. and after few weeks soouFn
have gone away either entirely cured greatly relieved
particularly such have been afflicted with Scroula d
of the Skn Stone the Bladder and also of the D
gesve System in general OF these facts there an ahu
dance ofpOo and many who have certified thsm and the
have gone forth to the afflicted people And we have
at this time two living specimens of ScTOua cases. cured
sound and WELL with US, be testimony dec
laralion; one of which was amosta hopeless case
We are IN Macon county, Middle Tennessee II miles east
OF Lafayette county seat So 20 miles from Nashville
40 miles turnpike, and the balance high ridge road and
other good country roads coming from every pont-from
Lebanon, Wilson county, Harsvle Carthage Gainsboro
Tomknsyile, Glasgow, Gallatin, &c
SAM. L. HARE,
j. A TAYLOR, Proprietors.
may12-tr w3m s. b. PEYT0N,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

CONDITION OF NORTHERN MExIoo.-A correspon-
dent of the Washington Union has drawn picture
of Northern Mexico, which we think is in no wise
exa gerated
''In the whole range Of political experience there
is perhaps sight more pItiabe than that of gov
eminent unable to protect the guaranteed rights Of
its people, and, though demanding Of them the con
cesslons necessary to constitute rule, leaving them
to rely on themselves for defence against predatory
and warlke attack No government presenting
such spectacle is worthy OF respect or can receive
it. Its inherent weakness apparent as its trans
formation under different auspices is inevitable. A
glance at the condition of the States Of Sonora, Du-
range and Chihuahua satisfies one of the imbecity
of the Mexican rulers, who might be pardoned for
their weakness if not so content with its confession
These regions of rich aluvial and mineral deposits
with deep streams, sheltered valleys, and genial
climate affording out of their own luxuriauce food
almost without labor, and wealth almost without
search would seem to leave their inhabitants in the
lowest depths of misery and heplessness. Herds
of men flying before the face of pundering foes
children and women snatched away and forever
from the very precincts of their homes-6elds left
untitled or crops ungahered-tTavel obstructed,
teams pundered business arrested-.whole commu-
mites, with work hand gathered in idle, gloomy
knots-thousands vending their way to the streams
of the ella and Colorado: this is the picture-ro-
nance with all the pains Of tragedy Whoever,
from attentvely regarding our past history and the
principles of commercial progress on which it is
based speculaes on the future is compelled to draw
differences respecting these neighborihg regions
which would seem almost to guarantee, in no dis
tant period, their entire transformation.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
Another Scientific wOnder.--InpOrtant t,

Another Scientific neutrality-suspicious. to
Dyspeptics.-Dr j. s. HoughtOn's Pepsin the True Dr.
gesve Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Renne the
Fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions OF Barren Lebe
the great Physiological Chemist by J. s. Houghton NJ D.,
Philadelphia This is only wonderful remedy for ndiges-
ion Dyspepsia uniee Liver Complaint Constipation and
Debility, curing after natures method by natures own
agent the Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidences of its vane furnished by agents gratis See notice
among the medical advertisements.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN PARIs.--A horrible ca
lamy has just occurred in Paris, and it may be
well to make it known, as such accidents ought to
serve as examples. a gentleman, feeling Slight
itching in his ear, took up friction match in order
to dispel it, In the ardor of conversation he was
sustaining, he introduced the sulphurous end the
contact soon produced ignition, and the downy IL
ming of the ear caught fire; portion of the sulphur
adhered to the flesh, andburnt there persistently-
The unfortunate man never spoke again. His suf-
ferings were so agonizng that his tongue became
powerless; and after two days torment and una
vaiiing efforts Of the surgeons he died
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

The DoCroRs DINNER, says the New York Mr.
ror, of the 10th, enjoyed last evening by eight hun
dred fthe profession was sumptuous and splen-
did affair. It was given by the physicians of the
city. The doctors did not differ on that occasion.
The scene was one Of great social hlarity, and did
great honor to the hospitality of New York. DR..
PARKER presided.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

rs The State Of Mississippi is not willing to sit
down contented with the decision of Chancellor
Scott affirming the obligations of the State to pay
her repudated bonds, and has appealed to the
High Court of Errors to try the validity of these
bonds The cases will come up on the 10Th inst
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

THE CRoPs--With few exceptions, the papers
throughout the great West speak of the growing
grain crops as being in the most promising condi-
ton. and giving token of an abundant harvest We
have never seen or heard of fewer complaints on
this score in any previous season. The Ohio In
diana. Michigan and Wisconsin papers all concur in
saving that present indications warrant high expec-
tations of the coming crop. From Illinois we have
some complaints but not more than at this time last
year.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

DIcrArIoN-Hon. George w. Jones, of Lincoln
county, himself mechanic, wrote letter to a
friendin Nashville, favorable to the nomination OF
Andrew Johnson, and the wings call it Washing
ton dictation. If a junto at Washington City, IN
cuiing Truman Smith, and others, has controlled
ic party is managed in the same way. Among
democrats, the party selects the candidate. They
do not permit an aspiring demagogue to use the
party for his own benefit the wing party has
been used. -Ifar5reesb0ro' Ne1cS.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

THE SHREVEPORT lNcENDIART.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the Sd states that recent circumstan-
ces have confirmed the suspicious that CHAs. L.
CASE, book keeper of ILER & BECK, at Shreveport
La, is the scolndrel who started the late fire at
that place 1t is supposed that he robbed the safe of
ILER e. Beck and then set fire to the store.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

r Buffalo has recently enlarged its boundaries.
The Courier says that since the United States cen
sus OF 1850 was taken there has been great in
crease in its population 1t estimates that there are
10000 inhabitants within the old limits, and 10000
in the territory recently annexed, making total
population of 10000
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

FOURTEEN SLAUGHTER HOUSES BURNrl--A fire
broke out in row of slaughter houses in 18th street.
New York, on the 9th, between the lth and 18th
Avenues Fourteen of the buildings were destroyed,
and large number of live hogs, with one horse,
were burned to death.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

~ The necessary amount Of stock, according to
the provisions of the charter, having been taken,
call for a meeting of the stockholders to the Mem
phs, GAINESVILLE and Louisville railroad, appears in
the Clarksv.ne papers, to be held in that town on
the Oath inst for the purpose of selecting fifteen di
rectors
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

WAR IN PENDLEToN.-A party of citizens of Pen
dleton county, last week. turned out to the number
fifty to eject man named FNNEY, who kept a
bawdy house in the upper part ofthe county. AT
ter some demonstrations of resistance Kinney was
taken and escorted with an armed force to the river
-fogged and ducked, and then permitted to de-
mart
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

THE U. S. REvENUE-A despatch from Washing
ton states that "the revenue receipts from Boston,
New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New Or
leans for the month Of March was S5,766OO0 for
April s., 1872 900; total for two months, Sl0,l58
0O0-making an increase, from the year 1852, of
249O00O, which is at the rate of SO per cent The
revenue of the year from all sources will exceed
S60,000000
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RAMSEYS ANNALS OF TENNESSEE
w. I. BERRY 81 co. have just received
THE ANNALS OF TENNESSEE TO THE END OF
THE ElGHTEETH CENTURY. Comprising its settle
ment. as
THE WATAUGA ASSOCIATION
From 1859 10 l777 /;
PART OF NORTH CAROLINA
From l777 to 1884;
THE STATE OF FRANKLIN
From 1764 TO 1888;
PART OF NORTH CAROLINA,
From 17S8 to 1880;
THE TERRITORY OF THE U. S. SOUTH OF THE OHIO.
From 1850 to 1905;
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,
From 1896 to 1890.
BY j. G. NJ. RAMSEY, A. H., NJ. D. of Knoxville
~ Orders for the above work be supplied by
may IL w. t. BERRY 4 CO
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT IN BEDFORD.

The democracy of Bedford possess the right spir-
it. Though there is small majority against them
they do not intend to abandon the field. With the
tide in favor of dem cratic principles which is
prevailing over nearly every section of the Union
a small majority can be overcome with ease, and
almost with certainty. Col e. n. Bobo, we see,
is announced as a candidate forrepresentative from
Bedford proper, in the lower house of the next
Legislature He is represented to be young man
of talent and promise, is untrameed by local ques-
tons, true democrat and fayorite with the peo-
pie Considering the state of parties in Bedford
we would think that it will not require great eff
fort to elect NurtreeSboro Nel0s.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
The dropping girl new vigor shall sustain
Bloom on The lip and circle in the vein.

Female complaints always yield to the mild action Of these
Pills child months old may take DIR SMITHS Pills
with saety-hey neither sicken distress the most deli
cate Those take them say they sleep sOundy
all night the head becomes clear the changes
to a flush of youth and beauty.
No NEED of dosing so muoh-Try box of these gen-
uine sugar Coated Pills. live regularly, ana you will be
glad you have taken this sensible advice,
Sold every where in the United States
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

The man who didn't want an Office has returned
from visit to Washington, where he went merely
to look round little. He saw what he was look
ing for but concluded not to bring it On with him.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

The TURF-The races over the Queen City race
course Friday afternoon, were well attended by an
anxious crowd to witness the trottng of John Cas-
sedy, Lady Gay Spanker and Grey Tom, best three
in FIVE. Cassidy won the race as follows LIST heat,
3m; I'd heat 81; Sd heat 2:55.-C Cincinnati Ga
zette
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

~ Col w. Soorr HAYNES died at New Or
leans on the evening of the 4th inst. Col Haynes
was attached to the Liberating Army invading Gu
ba under Lopez, was taken prisoner but released by
the Captain General Col h. formerly edited pa
per in Shelbyvile, in this State.-llemphis Eagle
and Enquirer.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL .UNIoN.-We take the
following special dispatch from the New York Tri-
bune:
PnrsBURe, May 5. 1853-The National Typo
graphical Union, now in session here, will close
their deliberations tomorrow morning. The fol-
lowing officers Of the Union have been elected for
the ensuing year.
President -Girart Stith, of New Orleans
First Vice President Andrew McCowbry, Of
Boston.
Second Vice President-F A. Albougb, ofNew
York
Recording secretary-s. H Whitcomb, of Buff
falo
Corresponding Secretary.-J. P. Woodbury., Of
Chicago
Treasurer-M C. Brown, of Philadelphia.
The next session of the Society will be held at
Buffalo on the Ist Monday in May next.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

1t is Universally Admitted, That Dr.. c. WILLIAMS
PUIMoS1c BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRr .,APTHA, is
supercedng all other medicines wherever it is introduced
and for the very best of reasons because IS FAR SUPERIOR
them all in curing all diseases of the Breast and LUNGS
Try ii and you will be fully convinced
See Pamphlets, also advertisement in another column
may3-lm.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

DUEL-The ST. Louis Republican of Saturday
says that duel between two well-known citizens
Of that city is anticipated Cards for blood had
passed between them
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
ONE THOUSAND ERRORS IN THE TEXT OF sHAKs
PEARE CnRREcTEn

ONE THOUSAND ERRORS IN THE TEXT OF sHAKs-
PEARE CORRECTED.
NOTES AND EMENDATIONS TO THE TEXT OF
SHAKESPEARES PLAYS.-From the Early Manuscript
Coesons in Copy of the Folio of 1882 the possession
OF John Payne Collier, vol limo, CLOTH with fac
smile of the Corrections
at is not for moment to be doubted we think that in
this volume contribution has been made 10 the cleaness
and accuracy OF Shakpears text by far the important
OF any offered or attempted since Shakspear lived and
wrote. London Examiner, January 18th, 1853
Wethink We may challenge any look at the alter
atoms which they suggest and perceive that thew
recommend themselves to adoption by that surest of ali
criticisms, the judgment of sense Like all other
truths when once put before astonshe how these
things could long have missed grasp We have here
In all probability genuine restoration of Shakspeares lam
guage In at least thousand places in which be has hth-
erto been Observation-Disclosures Atlen9zna january
Sth, 1858.
w. L. Ii. * co. have also Just received
MRS HALE'S NEW BOOK OF COOKERY
YEAR BOOK OF FACTS 1853
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

~ Matches are now split by the most approved
machine at the rate of60 900 aminute. An exchange
thinks this will be gratifying news to persons about
to apply for divorced
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

~At Saratoga Springs on Thursday, the large
new building erected last fall directly opposite the
Congress Spring, knownas the Bottling House, was
destroyed by fire.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

J. LEHMAN,
+ 4 III 1 o a IL T. Il 4 A % II,
Opposite the Planters Bank C0egs street. Na5ge 7Sna
|NT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens of IA
w Nashville that he is prepared to execute all A
kinds of gentlenens clothing the latest and IL
fashionable style, and at the shortest notice. He
share of the public patronage may 9-tf.