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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01
A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
Read The following testimony from Physician.
CEyTLEMEN-YOur Hebrew Plaster has cured of pains
of which have suffered for twelve years past Dur this
period abored under affection ory loins and side and
tried many remedies that my mecal experience sug-
gested Int without obtaining relief At length used your
Plaster and by its good effects entirely cured
will recommend the jew David Hebrew Plaster to u
who are su ring from contraction Of the muscles, rperma
nent pains in the side or hack.
The people ofGeOra have but to become acquainted with
Youls, truly, NJ W. WALKER, N. D.,
Forsythe Monroe county, Ga.
To Messrs. scovil & Mead, New Orleans, La
JEW DAvID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
MEssRs SCovIL MEAD:-I have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for tie last twelve years On the lst O
ruy l54g 5qd that could not turn myself IN bed
and the pain so severe that had OF sepa wink for six days
At this time my attending Physician prescribed the "Hebew
Plaster" and it acted like charm; tie pain left and
slept more than half of the night and in three davs
able ride out consider the Hebrew Plaster tue best
iS''s'' 'O' Al ''i'7 '' l''' '''" ~ G. W. McllINN
Hendersonvle n. C, Aug. &c. 1850.
~ cg ~ - - "a ~
Beware of coun;erfeits and base imitatiors
- The genuine will in future have the signature T.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label on the top OF each
box 80
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit of this ar
icleS is in existence
The genuine sold only by US and agents appointed
throughout the Souh-and pedar is allowed to sell IL
Dealers and purchasers generally are cautioned against BUY
ing Of but our regular agents otherwise they viii be npos
! ed upon with worthless article. - ~
/ For sale by SCONlL MAD,
! III Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
/ all orders must be addressed
! Sold by EWIN, BROWN & Co.. Nashville, Tenn.
W W & J. Il. BERRY, do;
J. NJ ZIMERMAN Il Co, DO;
CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG, do;
! THOMAS WELLS, do
/ iuly1-dtww Ii. G.. SC0VELL do.
/ DARTICULAR NOTICE.-our accounts beng
small and great many of them not worth the trouble
of collecting we have this day closed Books and will
hereafter do business entirely for CASH Persons wishing
TO buy on these terms viii find their advantage to call
on
Persons having claims against will please present them
for payment and those indebted will please call and
augi NIXON.
! NEDAR TIMBER----i have constantly on band, 10
I miles from Nashville on the Railroad Cedar Sill and
Intel Timber Flooring and all other Cedar Timber at the
shortest notice. Also Cedar Stakes which VIII load on
cars $50 per thousand Orders will be thankfully reeev-
ed and promptly attended to by the subscriber
junelS-Sm. JNV' MIL"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01

LIFE INSURANCE.
Etsla Insurance Co. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT..
Annuity Fund S15O,OO0.
EKCLUSIVELY held pledged, and appro prated, t5s14
l. with reserved accumuatons, by the charter 7EG
and regulations ofthe Company, to the payment of Annu
ties and losses upon Insurance Life and in no events
bic rohsr debts contracts, liabilities, engagements OF
b company.
GFEICEEgS.
THos X. BRAoE, Presr, 5. l.. LOOMS, Secretary
A. BULKLEY, Vice J. W. SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
+. A. BULKLxY, JOHN L. BOSWELL,
ROBERT BUELL., ROLAND MATHER,
MTLRs A.. TUTTLR, EDWIN G. RIPLkT
HKNRA q. PEArv.
This being joint Stock propriey company and eondue
ted cash SYSTEM the Managers have adopted table
of rates premium low is consistent with safety and
much lcl = than those OF the Mutual Companies
Applications for RISKS white persons, received by lhe
undersigned who will furnish Prospectusesof the Compa
any, and any information relative thereto.
Rsks slaves against diseases and accidents causing
DEATH taken Poces Issued and losses adjusted at this
Agency JOS. NASH, Agent,
Ofice n. W. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. 10, 1852.
Medical Examiners.
X, WTFgToE, - D. n Office hours, sto5, Pm.
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JUST FINISHED AND FOR SALE
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
TTsF T"ArgFE -


AUGUSTA, Ga.
rTHE above HOTEL is open for the reception OF <N
| PERMANENT AND TRANSlENTBO BOARDsRS L.
This long established and wellknown House has GndeT-
zone thorough alteration throughout and tTnisIied VIII"
new and fashionable FURNITURE. ,,,, -,
The ABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with aud the regulations Of the house
generally he will be enabled TO give entire satisfaction to
'nGse ise5g@iTtTu Una. n1 -' WIN '' JS0 " SPEAR
FRESH RECEIPTS BY NICH0L & PEACOCK.
~-FNy FTOITR-lo0 bags ST Lonis Mills expressly
y for family use aug7 NICHOL&PEACOCh.
-|TkR CANDIES,-3uob boxes halfand quarter boxes
- star Candies aug1 NICHOL FEAtOCh.
CVG ARS.-2o bbls .St Louis Crushed Sugar;
R,og7 NICHOL & PEACOCK.
TAV4 AND i.AGIYRA COFFEE.-20 bags
e old Government Java Coffee 81 bags l4!{u}Ia Cg!ee'
80 bugs Rio Coffee. AiChoL y FhAOo0"'
-IRoCEIER,S SCHOOL-At Whites Greek Springs
{ The next Session will conlmehce on Mondal the
2gih inst laUlIL-'" s","'
TOLDEN SYRUP kegs G@de" ,S,y syrup; r1Joc,-
II aug7 NloHol5 y EtCoo'..
I-OR SALE OR RENT new Frame lloiscJnst
,o,Isftj with seven rooms, well pllSleyea aud pa
arel Situated on Church street, IN lines ADDITION 20
EabTua The sad house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy and Will oe soidoh Iea'"e
~ further nnrticllars enquire of r. J.. Crenshaw or
augls w. d. ROBERTSON, NJ l.emore 81.
TANANA CICSARS.-We nave TINS day received
10000 Superior Regaa Iondre and lTenSadoS Olsal'
10 which we invite the attention of smokers 1,o,-
july so =, ~ =
DIR. j, w. GRAY.
Office in Mccombs New Building, on Cherry Street,
Be7Cs,R DeIder1ck ana CHtO"' ,,
decla-l2m KEsIDEN'E-oE"ANs"
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MANUEACTURING COnPANY

SFeA THIS establishment isnoE prepared
@EfSNyT to manufacture all kinds Of Wagruns
CaEts and Plows Of every description
and any other farming implements used in nzcSe=s,
this country -&s[
The prices for such things will not be more nm d mi
Tor them brought from other places We are ready TO re-
eeive orders for Wheel BAro9s and Carts and oeruten
sis for making roads.
The Manufacturing of Wagons is under the Supernten-
del,ce OF Wilson MHien whoce work is well Known here
We respectfully solicit orders from the Planters aad Mere-
antsin the surrounding counties for or work
One two good Wagon Makers wanted immediately
Good prices viii be paid Tor frst-Iate wosknen.
GEO. G. ALLEN.
Junel' Lower Aarkes street
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lITALL PAPERS.-JustIe- APLPgFS@=
w ceved, 1900 bolts of those 10 NJ
beautiful French Papers for ParloTs, 80
Halls &c together with splendid CSItTt1 49,
assortment Of Gold and Velvet Borders Fire Screens IN
dow Curtains, &c.
gOn hand large assortment Of unglazed Papers, from
10 to - cts per bolt. - ,
KLAGES & GORBEY,
No 20 College estreet, next door to the Sewanee House
inlNl4
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II Total number of Policies issued by this sz1sA
Company up July ls lS52-eght thousand t-NSSzA
six hundred aud eigntyone. @zE&tSE
0FsDiyidends made annually all Life Po-N-A@es@~
ces shape Stock bearing interest at the rate of per
? The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
40 TO 50 per cent.
IL Persons taking Policies for the whole OF
life give months for 4oper cent Of the
premium, and pay 90 per cent in cash.
Appccations risks prospectus ofthe company or in
formation the subject of Life Insurance be
undersigned General Agent for the
State of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
Ofice n. w Public Square,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashyie, Aug. 10, 1852.
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CAUTION TO GINNERs OF COTTON.


THE undersigned dealers in and manufacturers of Cot
Il ton, hereby give notice TO all persons offering Cotton TO
them for sale that must be packed III such that
the samples drawn from the edges of the bale will fairly rep
resent the quality and condition Of the whole bale other
wise they will claim from the seller owner damages,
the difference between tie actual worth the time the fact
is ascertanei, and the original cost with s expenses in
CURED previous 10 detection and the Ct returning the
cOOnshOuld it be returned And furthermore, that
will whenever papable Of fraud packing is
detected tie be Published in the papers Of
this city, with the Of the seller and ginner
The undersigned compelled this course BY the fire.
quent fraud detected in and falsely packing
coton-resulu frequently in heavy losses to the owner
and viii if continued lower the character of Nashville Cot
tom and thereby ujuTe those who pack cotton honestly.
ANDREW ALLISON, Agent,
Tenn Manufacturing Co, Lebanon.
CHEATHAM, WATSON n co,
OF Sycamore Mills.
JOHNSON h WEAVER.
J. Il X. YEATMAN
DEERY BROTHERS,
Aiisonia Manufacturing Co.
W1L B. ARMISTEAD d co.
A HAMILTON
JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
GEORGE CROCKETT
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
j. 4. McALISTER f CO.
F. E. BOONE.
HENRY T. YEATMAN.
aug+-tw&w 3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01

HUNTSVILLE, Sept. %, lS5l.
DR. BLEDsoE-Havng the publication of your Alter
alive Compound think my duty say public that
had been for subject to spells of Cramp Collie in
worst form that had tried an0st every thing that is gi
by physicians and found any thing would Ger
tany relieve me- until tried the above medicine which has
relieved me in every attack in less than an hour.
WM b. LLOYD.
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w. w. FINN,
Al, MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN UNION AND THE SQUARE,
AdshriNe, Tennessee.
~ COLD AND VELVET Pa IPAPE9f-
II PER lIANGINGS.-A large tTI1,,,,5,sE@zz=z~
and beautiful variety. rATA1 80
Decorative Wall Papers, all c14s11LA ,9z2sEs==s'
the Latest French designs.
Borders, Window Papers, Teaster and Cen
tire Pieces, large assortment
Cheap IngIaZed Papers-l2,0oo pieces IN store,
from to - cts per Bolt All for sale, and CHEAP FOR
CAsH july
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GREAT BARGAINS EoR CASH

UhflaI UhtUAIIso EUL LAoH.
M A. j. c. McClELLAND having on hand an un-
w usually large and rich stock OF Goods viii ofer
great Inducements to cash punctual buyers Strangs
visiting the city, viii money BY hooking at our stock
before making their purchase elsewhere
June23 No 20. Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01


DR. BLEDsoE-Some time has elapsed since gave ce,
htcae that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound take pleasure in saving to
the public that my wife had for three CT four years been
subject to the worst kind of spells of crmp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many dieren
medicines with nomentary relief Being persuaded to try
your Alternative compound did so-and am happy to saw
that ii has entirely cured herr and would conscientousy
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. N.B. ROBERTSON
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DRUGS, &C.
"a. RLEnSnE,s ALTER 49, cnmpnnlrn

d.
ne fea2edyo1ef GH Rt3ses Lor ne Dse1ssof the Larer
Dyspepsia, Enlargement end A 4Ila7ttoa Of e Sglee,
HslrsUras Cole ElIt5lsaes, Pies C2aasrDatag1 all
diseases Of ts Bcscc cad such dsasss as arise from
6is2rder9 sqts q DC S0l9acR Ligep or Bosnels a,
iScrotsla and Sores of eEy Kind For Gsrsel IeJty
toRs ebich LgdieS Frequently suffer- tiers Is not Is
equal IN TIE lahols Altsria Aeaica
TIVE inventor Of this preparation for three years
4 completely pr0srted from dyspepsia and Inactivity of
the Lveth be was frequently for weeks at time unable to
raise himself from his ESd BE sought aid from ply sicans
at home aud in Europe but in vain his was pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it BY accident that he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practcing med
cne his in such has been unrivaled He
has been of the inereduy Of the public and
quenty said nothing through the press Of his case
until the character Of the medicine N9s fully established
by its success shown ty the certificates which have
advertised.
suboin the certificate of Prof NJ GABBERT, of Memphis
Tenn win whoa often advised during the time OF my
suffering
MEMPHIS Tenn. April II, 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
n Blesoe and some years ago he reduced oe eve
lowe: than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
wellas other COUNTRIES without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health. n, GABBERT, NJ. D,
feel satisfied will sustain the character we give to in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January 10, 1852
DR. BLEDsoE;I take the liberty and fell it to be nv duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative (,ompNIng us s very
seperior medicine My son. aged Is wears had been under
medical treatment about five wears for dyspepsia and daI
rheawheG having almost despaired Of his recovery con-
cuded to Try your Alternative two bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. BIICAJAH CAYCE.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD CONNECTICUT.
JAMES DNoS Pres. HENRY L. MILLER, Sec y
Capital and Surplus $500, ,000
Insurance lives Of white persons the joint stock
and mutual plan
ALso-Insurance on the lives of Negroes reasonable
terms S. Ii. LOGMlS,
ian l5--6m Agent.
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BANNING's PATENT LACE. or AsDoyTws7 sTe-
- PORTER 80

IGgether with many other articles which will b slt
loW BY deel4 LANIER& BR0TIFR rnsr,sS. :, s''''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01

COMMISSION and F0rlruroliag Asrchssus
And Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-01
JEW pAvID's HEBREW PLASTER,

md Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-For render
ing the harshest skin decatey smoohe white and soft
removing SaowHess cutaneOuS eTuphons, pmpes, tan,
reckles or rednesS It's soothing influence Immediately
allaYs the irritation of mosquito bites &c, while its datn
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and 6anSe
them ifalready formed, ecng the cheek Of age the
cearness and smoohnesS of youth Prepared by Dr. F. F.
Gouraud 81 Walker ST. Store from Broadway \. York
For sale by feb9 GEORGEOHktG.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-03
blair Cnnntu Affairs

From the Standard we learn that on Thursday
evening last, Mr.. John Wagner, foreman of the
Gaysport Depot, in entering the building, acci-
dentaly made mis-step, and fell into pit,
striking his left breast on an iron sheave that
man, and his death is sincerely regretted. He
was originally from Harrisburg, to which
place his remains were removed.
Major Geo. 4. Babb late clerk of the Por-
tage Rail Road, goes to Pittsburg, where he has
received situation in Adams s. Co., Express Of
fice The Major leaves behind him many ardent
and attached friends, in whose social circle his
departure creates not easily filled vacuum
We commend him to our friends in the smoky
city, and hope, where'er he goes he may ever
have uninterrupted happiness and prosperity.
]. Blair Walker, Esq, of Hollidaysburg, has
been appointed clerk to the Superintendent of
the Portage Road. His selection meets the ap-
probation of every man. ready and most
competent clerk, he will discharge the duties of
the station ably and expeditiously. He is one
of the working, active, and never-tiring democ-
racy and we are glad to chronicle his appoint
ment The Office of the Superintendent is in
the room formerly occupied as Bank, by Bry-
an, Glenn, & Co.
On Saturday morning about o'clock, small
log house in Duncansville, caught fire from the
stove pipe and was burned down. The furni-
ture was removed so intent, however, were the
inmates in removing the furniture, that the ba-
by was nearly overlooked. 1t was the last ar
ticle removed while the foot of the cradle in
which it lay was on fire.
The ''Union Line" has gone out of existence,
having disposed of the entire stock, % boats,
200 cars, and large number Of mules, to
Bingham's, Leech's and Pennsylvania g. Ohio
Line. The price paid was S57, 900.
Hon. Davis Brooke, late associate Judge of
Blair county, died Saturday morning, aged
90 years He was originally from Chester
county.
On Monday evening next, Vowinkle announ-
ces a German Ball, at the new Hall, in the north
ern part of the town. The Lager and ''Haut
Sauterne' will have to suffer. Wish we were
well enough to 60.
Archie Reeves one of the best caterers in
the ountry, who at present keeps Restaurant
under the Washington Hotel, in Harrisburg, has
leased the the Altoona Hotel, and will take pos
session of it on the first of April.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-03
The United States and ENGLAND

The following passa ge occurs in late speech
Of Gen. Cass, in the United States Senate, on
the resolution submitted by Mr.. Mason, calling
for copies of the official note from the Govern
ments of England and France, inviting the Uni
ted States to join with them in a tripartite con-
ventlon that neither power would permit the
Island of Cuba to be taken from Spain. The
remarks of the distinguished Senator from Mi
chigan are as just and appropriate US they are
eloquent and patriotic.
''Mr. President, since my earliest years, and
where l could, l have rebuked the unworthy
course of the British press and people towards
this country, and for the expression of this ma
tural feeling of Indignation L have been often
denounced for befligerent propensities, and for
n wish to involve US in with England
Nothing could be more untrue or unjust than
this charge. L never wanted war with England ::
but felt an American ought to feel, though
for many years there was kind of infatuation
on this subject, shrinking from English taunts,
which marked a portion of our people as though
it was our duty to submit to them with silent
acquiescence.
For myself, the opinion Of England is no more
than the opinion of any other nation; and l de-
precate that sensityeness which would lead us
tO.watch with jealous earnestness the indications
elsewhere of the views entertained of this coun-
try, Of its conduct, policy and institutions
Let us go on enjoying in a spirit of thankfulness
the blessings we have received from Providence
doing our duty openly, honestly, and with a
generous confidence in human nature and also
with belief in its progress, and with heartfelt
sympathy for the struggles of the oppressed.
bowed down by centuries of tyranny And let
us fulfil our manifest destiny in spirit of ag-
grandZement or propagandism, but fearessly
and rightfully. And have been much pleased
to see that recently the assaults of the British
press have been met in proper spirit by our
own. May they go on in their good work -
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-03
Adiutant Generals Report.

An extract from the report of Adjutant Gen
eral KEENAN, will be found on the outside of our
paper. Gen. KEENAN, has devoted much time
and labor in attending to the interests of the
Volunteers in this State, and his suggestions
for their further advancement meets with a hear
ty approval. He seems to take special pride in
discharging the duties of his office in an able
manner, and aiding the volunteers of the State.
Close attention to the wants of the service has
famiiarized him with his office, and ere his time
expires we expect to report,a more thorough and
more efficient organization of the military of
the State. His report, we commend to the at
tention of every one
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-03
4 Sad Story.

The Salem, Mass, Register stales that an in
dustrious Irishman, residing in Boston, had ac-
earnings, to secure and furnish a snug little
tenement, and to send for his family to come
over and occupy it. They took passage in the
ship Moses Wheeler, which arrived last week
after stormy and tedious voyage having been
long and anxiously expected. Day after day he
had watched for their coming, until hope defer
red had made his heart sick, when the welcome
announcement that the ship had arrived reached
his ears. He Immediately proceeded to meet
and greet his loved ones, and convey them
home but was met by the terrible announce
ment that his acife and Sir children had died du-
ring the passage over, and he was left alone !!
1t is seldom that we are called upon to chronicle
a sadder bereavement. Alas
When sorrows come, they come not single spies,
But in battalions
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-03
Destructive Fire,

A fire was discovered between one and two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the new and ele-
CANT residence of Gen. j. X. Moorhead, on Cen
tire Avenue, in the Seventh Ward and in con-
sequence of the intense coldness of the wealth
er and the exposed situation of the house. the
flames had made considerable progress before
the arrival of the fire engines. The fire origi-
mated from some defect in the fues connected
with the apparatus for heating the apartments,
and was discovered by Judge Williams from his
residence across tie way, who Immediately gave
the alarm. The flames spread rapidly, and
shortly after four o'clock, nothing but the bare
walls were left standing. By the assistance of
the neighbors of Gen. Moorhead, and many
others who were spresent, nearly all of the fur
niture was saved, although considerably DANA
ged in the removal The original cost of this
fine building was SD, 1000, upon which there is
an insurance in the Firemen's Company for
50, ,000. This sum will by means cover the
loss. We were informed last evening that is
the intention of General NJ. to rebuild in the
Spring. Pittsburgh Union, Saturday q.