davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

STORE, Cedar street. near the Post Office Nashville,
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
men to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
y made for the purpose of furnishing them with clothing
superior quality at much lower rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments. The senior part
ner MI X ID. Clifton residing and remaining continually
IN Phadephia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase OF material and the manufacturing of Clothing
IN The Eastern Markets gives decided advantages which
we are returning TO the benefit of customers With this
arrangement and the price principle we Hater our
selves that we shall be able to give satisfaction to all who
may favor with their patronage
10y Making to OTder.--We have in our e1nnlov one
of the most experienced and superior cutters in the United
States and will warrant work give entire satisfaction
Our stock OF Goods on hand large and beautiful
prsing all the latest styles of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine stock
nova CLIFTON & ABBOTT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia Cured by the Liver Piils.--That
lingering disease, Dyspepsia often mistaken for Con-
sumption has its origin diseased conditioned the Liver,
and may therefore, be eecuay cured the use of Dr.
Lanes Liver Pills which have become celebrated
speedy and eeeual cure for this class of diseases Dr.
Oliver Morgan distinguished physician of Virginia. with
very extensive practice has used these pills in all cases of
Dyspepsia with complete Certificates in abund-
ance in the hands of the propetors of this invaluable
medicine. The following, from Ohio speaks volumes ;
rs7{st-i RICHMOND JEFF Co. Ohio
MeSsrs j. KIDD CoThs is to certify that my wife has
beer afflicted for era years with the following palms. at
periods more or less Pain the right side about the edge
of the ribs extending the right shoulder pain IN the back
part the head and above the eye accompanied by weak
ness loss appetite and almost constantly confined to her
bed. Since August she has used three boxes Of Dr. NJ
LANES LIVER PIIs and have to state that by the
use ofthese Pills she has been benefited in ordinary
degree Under the providence of God she enjoys good
health and able attend to the domestic OF my
family. JAMES STEWART
Sold wholesale and retail by al hepriHcipal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

JoHN MTTCHELL-It gives US true pleasu re to be
able to announce that the report of John Mitchers
escape from Van Diemans Land is confirmed Pri-
vate letters have been received from him in New
York detailing the facts of his escape and its sue
cess. lie has now reached the free soil OF this Re-
public, under whose institutions his noble soul will
still more expand. At the last accounts he was at
San Francisco, where he was to be greeted with
public dinner and then to visit New York His as
pirations were ever towards the principles which
govern Our people. At the time when the most
gifted and daring of his compatrots still chung to
hope of saving their country without breaking its
connection with England, John Mitchell stepped
forward and declared that the time had arrived for
an entire and final severance of the Island from the
Imperial crown His bold writings in the United
IShanGR so alarmed the Government that n speclal
act was passed to get rid ofhim and under It's pro-
visions he was convicted of treason felony" and
transported for fourteen wears His friend John
Martin, at once stepped into his place. continued to
enunciate his opnions-was arrested and followed
HIM to penal colony. They both it is said aehiev-
ed their liberty together
John Mitchell Is one of the nobest apostles of the
creed Of human equality that the present, or any
previous age has produced He is a thorough re-
publican IN all his impulses and sympathies He
Isa man Of comprehensive intellect and fine ACQUIRE
ments.
The philadelphia Register, which has refreshed
us with the above facts, adds, of Mitchell that in
ms profession as an attorney he was realizing fun
competence when he threw himself at the head of
the movement IN Ireland and assumed the Juties
OF aJournalst John Mitchell is the son of a pres
byterlan Minister in age, he is about thirty-eight
years. In appearance, he is slight FRAGILE and
delicate looking, with fine intellectual faca ana
deep set, very calm, blue eyes. The great cbarac-
terlsue OF hrs appearance is stocal calrnness
though be IS iull Of passion. Yet even in repose
he looks hero.
He Is intensely pale-the pallor Of deep and
anxious thought is only casually interested by
streak OF hectic rose color as his heart swell5 into
enthusiasm with his subject The blue veins are
distinctly marked on his expansive snowy temples;
round which wave-or did wave, when the writer
last saw him, free and fun of hope then-dark
brown, flowing locks falling back to his shoulders.
But the shears Of the ailor have been playing with
their glories since
John Mitchell was born to be the honored citizen
OF free naton-and he will win, here in his exile,
the esteem that would have awaited him at home,
had Providence willed higher destiny to his hopes
Richmond Eaqairsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
A WARNING,

Delay mott harbor not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy that disease will get well of ITSELF
that you it with certain medicines for few dollars.
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why viii We persist in dosing
with the filthy nause1tig compounds daily prohered there
by imparng your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically when YOU be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines t
Ye raes of every age and condition why will We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and even ordinary pursuits of life: You
who al thus annoyed and wish be restored to health and
vigor by treatment at pleasant and efecua should
consult Dr. NORRIS His success in chronicle diseases has
been greater than that of eny other physician of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from excess have been restored to
health and vgor under his really scientific treatment.
Should personal interview be Objectionable your
disease in writing five doars-address DIR. W
II. NORRIS through the Post-Ofice Nashville Tenn and
package Of medicines securely put up will be pr
vatey and with dispatch, full directions herewith and
questions asked.
Persons living at distance and afflicted with Serotuls
oil Ulcers, letter GiHcers Piles Fstula IN Ano, Grage
Structures, Gles any disease whatever of aggrava
ted malignant charter be cured at home by consult
ing DR. NORRIS by letter post paid enclosing five dollars
Medicines pleasant and safe be per mail to aay
part of the United States.
Particular attention given TO the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who may be afflicted with irregularities
Flour A8us Whites Prolapsus Uteri FStiing et
tie Womb would do well to lay aside all false delcacy
and promptly consult the DIR. CURES WARRANTED
Office Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar st.
near Post Office. Room, No. II, up stairs. move. IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
CANDIDATES..


E FOE SHERlFF. q.
s17y-We are authorized to announce i. W. Russell as
candidate FOR reelection The oce of Sheriff d Davidson
county at the next March election.
y-We are authorized TO announce JOHN X. EDMoNDsoS
candidate for the Sheriffaty OF Davidson county.
sSy-We authorized to announce ENocH CUSNINGHAN
as candidate for Sheriff at The ensuing election.
- We authorized to- announce WILLIAM LUToN,
aeanddae for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election
ssg-we authorized to announce z. B. BIGLEY
candidate for sheriff. atthe ensuing election.
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT.
=. We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS as a
candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
sy We authorized to announce FELIX r. CHRATHAN
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election 80
"a We authorized to announce IsAAcM JONES can
ddate for County Court Clerk at the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
- We authorized to announce JOIN RAINS for
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing election
~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS SUMNER as a
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
"a Weare authorized to GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson the March election
"a We are authorized announce the Of w. n.
HUNTER COllector candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

4 STORY WITH MoRAL-The present condi-
ton of the Cooley party is admirably illustrated by
the following story Of snake, in Texas, who was
the victim of passion for eggs. 1t is told by cor
respondent from that quarter, who pledges his
sacred honor for the truth of it. We pledge ours
for the fitness of its application. The story runs as
follows:
Zone night my wife and myself were awakened
by noise from the shells which contained our store
of crockery, followed by crash, showing that a
great portion of our cups and plates had been
thrown to the floor. Springng up to discover the
author of this ATTACK upon China" found large
snake in a somewhat unpleasant fix. He had
crawled upon the shelf attracted by number of
eggs. which were scattered about. One of these
he had swallowed, and in order to get at the next
he had put his head and portion of his body
through the handle of jug which happened to
stand between the coveted decacies. The handle
was large enough to let his body, in its natural
state, slip cleverly through but not sufficiently
large to let it pass through when pulled outby the
egg In this position he had swallowed the second
egg. His snakeship thus found himself unable to
advance or retreat, and in laundering about to
cape from this novel stock had caused the accident
which had aroused US"
The Cooleys are Just now in pretty much the
same fix that this snake found itself after sucking
the second egg They have broken some crockery,
but their necks are fast in the Wing jug handle,
and will stay there until we get forked stick for
them we shall then turn their fate TO some account
which is more than could ever be done with their
example.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
MY LAST CARDIFF SOMETIMES HAP

n III
VI pens that talk about people at distance gives quie
to neighbors Because have sold out my stock in th,
place, ii is rumored in Nashville al am broke"
hold that the laws of trade and laws of civil society,"
permit quit business or change his business when
he shall find his interest DO So whether he has
made fortune made nothing lie also has the right
gyeup his effects for the payment of his debts bearing
mind at the tme that wholesale dealer who furnish
goods to another ne becomes partner all the risks
implied. In my business became Indebted and among
others, to X Z. Bandy, aud TO Boiling Bandy They in
right required payment not having the money sold out "a
HIM, he having the right to buy and yself the right
sell
Mr. Bandy To become Trustee This was done and executed
ON terms which provided for the settlement of NV affairs
speedily as could be effected by the rigid process Of
Law, placing ia his hands ample means
Now broke not broke if any one to whom am in
deoed VIII come up here and will take real estate he shall
nave colce Of the best in Tullahoma Real in Tua
hoa Is as IN fact real estate real estate in Nashville is
real estate Property in Tuahoma more inviting to in
yesment than any other locality between the Grareylrd
IN Nashville and the Depot at Chattanooga Nashville is
out not much she will be- sensitive on the subject of
broke and breaking She becoming more and more s
and not without The saddle rdbs hard on the back
Whlie The CALLED jades vince tell you am half
Daddy broke Of you will be in two years you con-
Time III the policy Of trade you have pursued the last
years. Mark it,
With the view eugross the trade Won have murdered IT,
and must eventually ia with it. You have thrown into
the country groceries time invited all the trade To YOUR
warehouses supplying the general demand placing country
dealers under the necessity Of also selling time; their
means become scattered the country in the hands and
mouths oil consumers yours among the smaller dealers and
consumers the country dealers can't pay you YOU can't pay
your bills you are broke up the country dealers broke up
ana the trade becomes spawned and stringhated This
system has already gathered together the elements Of trade
INTO eombustibe mass which or later explode
gu must change your policy of business else sooner or
later your policy will char ge you
In taking this step, have not been guided by any de-
sign to create events by which to wrong anybody have
plenty ana 10 spare tho not In money "sueh have
give unto thee" J GRIZZARD
nOVIs-t Tullahoma, Nov. II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST

NllARIES SAVERS. corner of Market and Isl,
Union streets, would say to his customers and 81
the public that he still continues To manufacture all
kinds of Boots and Shoes at the shortest notice and good
materials lie has hand large stock of the above
named articles both heavy and light of the latest fashion
OF has own make which he offers for sale at low prices
as the same quality be purchased in the city. All he
asks is to give HIM call and be convinced that is the
interest OF the buyer TO encourage home industry He also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article of
dies Shoes, suitable for fall and winter wear
3 Reoaring done at the shortest notice and on rea
sOnabe terms. VIC oct4-3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

~ We are requested by Gen. Anderson, our
attentive and energetic Pos master to state in an
swer to article which appeared in the last Shell
byville ErBOsitor, which attaches much blame to
him on account of the mails reaching that point ir
regularly that the fault is not at this office at all
the mails to be delivered a'Ong the Railroad route
put up in separate bags, aud given every MORN
ing to the Mail Agent at that time, whose duty it
is TO deliver them at the proper places Our Post
master has been informed of the neglect on this
route before, and has informed the Department at
Washington Of this fact. From our acquaintance
with Gen. A. we have no kesitancy in saving that
no one filed that post who gave more strict at
tention to the business of the Office than he does.
We copy the above from yesterdays Gazette
We have received the same information from Gen.
ANDERSON and are well satisfied that the Office here
Is free from censure in the matter. We do not say
this simply because Gen A. is a personal and pot-
zeal friend. We have too much at stake in the
prompt delivery of the mails to overlook abuses
through motives Of Partially. But good Post
master is above price and should be fairly dealt with
We have therefore taken the trouble to satisfy our
selves about the management of the Office here and
are convinced that IFS business is promptly and cor
rectly despatched. The Postmaster gives his undi-
vided attention to the affairs of the Office and when
ever abuses are detected Is prompt in remedying
them, so far as his power extends.
The complaints of our Shelbyvillc contemporary
are, no doubt well founded, but the blame properly
attaches 10 some one Of the route agents on the
Railroad. We receive frequent complaints about
the non-delivery Of our papers the railroad route
and give all concerned fair warning that our for
bearance is well-nigh exhausted. If the abuses on
this route are not promptly remeded, we shall not
fail to ascertain the facts and place the responsible
ty on the individual to whom it properly attaches.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

country for the Sou tn is DESTROYS Of disposng of large
well built family CARRIAGE, for which Nine Hundred
Dollars given four years since and which has been but
very lue used with pair of fine HORSES for which Five
Hundred Dollars given three and half wears since
they, also have been but little used They will be sold on
credit of six months, payable at the Union Bank with
good endorsement, to the highest bidder novIs-td
~ The above will be sold Saturday the 10Th inst
at the Market House. ON the Square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

.zg" At the Verandah Hotel. kept by Mrs Ed
aud her son-inaw Mr. BACHUs there is gentle
from Scott County Ky, who, for trc months suffer-
ed greatly from chronic disease of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most approved practice
respected and continued it for the Dcctos Sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another thinking it was ofno use and no ex-
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened to pass that way and advised him to different
course treatment which has this recommendation that
in Ce Ceets time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
ness astrUng advocate of DIR. ArnOId's Union Pills!
Becsuse they the principal remedy used in the treat
ment of his case and their efficacy he is principally in
debed for his recovery Should not such be publish
ed? If some persons opposed to their publication,
anybody tell US the reason why?
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS STONE BROTH
er of JOIN Stone the clerk at the VERAEDAH.
Nashville, Oct 19-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.

w. T. BERKT & CO., have Just received
/ Davies History Of Holland from the beginning Of he
Tenth to the end ofthe Eighteenth Century, sv CALI =
?. NJ Theirs History Of the French Revolution, vols
calf, with Portraits.
8. Sir Hudson loves JourraI-A History Of The Capv
iy Of Napoleon at Hssna from The Letters and Journals
of the hate LieuiGeuerab Sir Hudson Lowe, and Official
Dccu ments not before made public BY William FOssythe
NJ. A, vols; cloth
A. Townsend Lives of the Judges, ". "a
5. The Republic of Plato, ".
s. Pepys' Diary and Correspondence, Az, calf 1F
:. Eyeyns Diary and Correspondence. Az, calf
s Walkers Analysis Of Beauty, ".
2. The Life Of Feld-MaTshal Wellington, 9v. .--l
To- Brees' Railway Practice, ".
L. The Picture Pleasure Book for Children illustrated
u De Lalme the Constitution Of England, with Mr.
Macgregors Notes.
13 Rome in the Nineteenth Century containing com
Pee account of the Ruins Of the Ancient City the Remains
of the Middle Ages and the Monuments Of Modern Times
with Remarks the Fine Arts the Museums of Seupur,
and Painting the Manners Customs and Religious Cere
monies of the Modern Romans. b. Charlotte A. EaoD SIN
edition.
IA Stories of English and Foreign Life. BY William and
Mary Hewitt With = eugravings. 1sl5
Is. Life ofWeIington, tyan OLD Soldier.
10 Boswers Lifs Of Johnson illustrated edition, vols
bound in 2 calf t rallI
Il. Popes Honers Eiad with Fiaxrnan's Illustrations
calf
Is Popes HOmer Odyssey with FaxDaHs Illustrations,
calf --e}
~ Halls Book Of British Baillds-
% Beauties Of the Court Of Charles The Second, with
Portraits
81 The Illustrated Magazine Of Ara s-f.t
%. The Crystal Pslaee and It's Contents
81 Maxwelps Victories oCWeingon.
2i. The Origin and Progress Of the Art Of Writing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
NEW BOOKS.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Its Physical Character. Vegetation and Animals compared
with those OF other and similar regions. by LOUIS
AGAsSIz. With Narrative Of the Tour, by j. L. CABor,
- and contributions BY other Scientific Gentlemen e.
egantly illustrated.
Lewie;
Or, the Bonded Twig. .--..----
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or, Books OF Home Education and Entertainment By
s P. NEwcONBE Illustrated For sale BY
novs TOON RUTLAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet
WM. GARVIN. c. 7. REEDER. Master.

INfaI1I|IsIt-
TTNIIIS splendid Steamer is nearly ITS@- y
peted and will be at Nashville thefirst <tS-ifrfR
rise If the river. She will carry 4)U tons
and her accommodations passengers pneq uaed bF
any boat of h,r dimensions She will be commanded BY
Capt G.. T. REEDER, long and tayorably known %
Community and the Cumberland river trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips. leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS, al O'Clock,
z NJ AT the former place passengers viii lind VARIOUS
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them TO any pnt
of destination they DESIRE viz Tie old established line
CINCINNATI Union line to Wheeling Pittsbug sud Lou
isvie line; Jefferson Railroad, sc, Ec All Attending the
anlIlest Recommendations, combined ygIth expedition.
L. ALI orders Will Be filled low al Cincinnati.
- For Freight or Passage, apply To
sep4O-G HENRY T. NEAfMiN, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
UNCURRENT MONEY.

BANK OF NASHVILLE, Nov Is, 1853.
TINE notes of the Solvent Banks in Georgia South Car
Olina, Alabama except State Bank,) Virginia Indi
ana Ohio Kentucky, and Missouri will be received until
further notice. BY this Bank The Bank notes Of all
the other States taken on liberal terms.
GOId.-We continue to sell Gold al haiti per cent pre-
MUM. WESLEY WHELESS
nOVlO-dlw Cashier
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

BALTIMORE Nov. 1+-New Orleans papers of
Tuesday are received.
The Pcayuae has Havana dates to the 4th By
this we are put IN possession of some of the partc-
ulars Of the late troubles there Large numbers of
La vox de Pueblo had been distributed in the CITY
Some thirty or more persons belonging to the prin-
cipal families had been arrested La Vox contained
but one article, LA situation This article states
that the spirits of the martyred patriots still ami
mates the breasts of the survivors and declares that
the abolition of slavery and revolt of the blacks
are the only objects that the British Government
have in view, and revolution is the only remedy,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
From Persons Relieyed,

tbs sweet the rich perfume to prove,
As by the dewy bush you rove;
It's sweet to dare the tangled fence,
To Gull the timid beauty thence;
To wipe with tender Handsomely
The tears that on its blusheslay;
Then to the bosom of the free and far
Dromgooe's Bitters in triumph bear.
e Go ask yon Girl of sweet sixteen,
With cheeks so rosy, and eyes so keen, RS
What cured that palpitating heart? 3,
DrOmgoole's Bitters performed the greater part
Go ask yOn husbands lovely wife
What cured her at the turn of life ?"
She answers sweet, pleasant and with ease,
DromgoOle's Bitters gave me perfect ease"
For sale Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Med
cine Store College street. and by Druggists generally.
novl5-dlw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

AGENTLEMAN Mr. Justice Talfourd wrote Ton, -
edited the life of the witty and pathetic Charles
Lamb and has done other good things, but hardly
can have ever said truer words than these, with
which he summed up ease"
Gentleman is term which does not apply to
any station, but to the mind and feelings in every
station The man of rank who deports himself with
dignity and candoY, the tradesman who discharges
the duties of life with honor and integrity alike
entitled to it; nay the humblest artizan who fulils
the obligations cast upon him with virtue and with
honor, is more entitled to the name of gentleman
than the man who can indulge in offensive and
rbald remarks, however high his station