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7, DIR. Morse's InyigorHting Elixir or Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down by psendocience The attempt has been made TO
deprecate the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in vain.
Dr. Morse has reputation too high in the scientific world
of both hemspheres to be reached by the earnings OF the
nvdous Look the atested wrought b. this pre-
paraon. They comprehend dyspepsia barrenness every
kind Of disease peculiar females malades OF all
kinds liver complaint chronic Affections of the stomach
and bowels general prosraon mpotency, ncpient para
lyss hypochondriass headache constipation, and innu-
erabte complaints which it is impossible to specify in an
advertisement Facts mpregnab and they are offer
ed in answer all who doubt the properties of tha 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. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and BY W. F. GRAY SOLE AGEy7,
successor to Cartwright Armstrong Of Market
and Broad Streets Nashville Tenn. [decl-lm dtrw&w.
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A WARMING,

Delay mott harbor not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy that disease will get well of ITSELF or
that YOU can cure Il with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why will We persist in dosing
with the y nau.eng compounds daily profered, there
BY mparing your appetite and digestion AID destroying
YOU mentally well physically, when you can be cured
with few doses of pleasant medcinesH
Ye rakes of every age and condition why will We suffer
and repine and drag miserable existence untitled for
tbs enjoyment and ordinary pursuits of lifes You
who are thus annoyed rd wish be restored to health and
veor by treatment at pleasant and efsotual should
consult Dr. MORRIS His in ehreacs diseases has
been greater than that of eny other physician of his day
MANY who have been years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from excess have been restored to
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in writing five dollarsaddress DR.. W.
A. NORRIS through the POstoace, Nashville, Tenn and
spackage of medicines securely putup will DO sent priI
vaely and with dispatch, full directions Herewith, and
no questions dsted
Persons living at distance and afflicted with SerofHtd,
Old Ulcers letter Cancers, Piles FistulG in An0, Craze
Srictre GIess any disease whatever of aggrava
ted or malignant charter be cured at home by consult
ing Dr. MORRIS by letter. post paid enclosing five dollars
Medicines pleasant and safe be sent per mail to any
] part of the United States.
PARTICULAR attention given to the treatment Of female com
plants Ladies who may be afflicted with Irregularities
! Flour ABas or Whites Prolapsus Uleri or Fading o
the Vo6 would do well to lay aside all false decacy
and promptly consult the DR.. CuREs WARRASrEDI
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Office, Cedar st.
near Post Office. Room, No. IA, up stairs move II
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A CARD.

The undersigned having been designated by Dr.
ARMSTRONG as proper persons to be chosen as Drec-
tors for the ensuing year in the Board Of the NASH
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company, deem ie
their duty to state that although they are thankful
to DR. ARMSTRONG for the confidence manifested IN
them, they Cannot have it supposed that they CO.
incide with hu nhis views as to the conduct and
management of the present Board of Directory
Most of the undersigned are stockholders in the
Road and have some general idea of its manage
ment and they satisfied that the interest of the
Company has been the leading motive of the Presi.
dent and Directory and that everything has been
accomplished which could reasonably have been
expected from them, they have therefore, given
their proxies for the election Of present Board
ANDREW EWING,
= JAMES WooDs,@-.
n. BURSs -
K E. P. CORNELL,
! dec3. W. R. ELLIsroN.
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CT 1t is understood that the case of the Creole,
claiming damages to the amount Of 100000, with
interest for slaves going from Norfolk to New Or
leans, some years ago but made free by being dry-
en- into British West India port is to be carried
before the Mixed Commission now sitting in Lon
don, with fair prospect of being allowed. Thisis
matter of great national Importance it win set
tie principle Of deep interest The claim of the
Spanish Government against the United States for
damages to the amount of about $50, 600, with in
terest, in the case Of the Amistsd whose cargo Of
slaves mutinied and made them selves free by land
ing on the shores ofConnecticut will be settled no
doubt on the same principle that viii govern the
Mixed Commission in deciding upon the Creole
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The Evening Post of Saturday SAVE
The money market has vet acquired full stability
The rss 10 the of sterling exchange has been
pected and has led to the renewal Of specie shipments
What degree in the money market has been obtained
IS mainly confined to borrowers of first class Character
General confidence by means EXISTS and secondrae
borrowers who get from brokers have to paw
per cent commission besides the usual interest for any
extension Of loans, even for a few DAYS. Il
There is therefore, great irregulary In the market
Rates OF discount have however downward tendency for
first class pepper and the great contraction of business that
has taken place is aiding TO greater suppyOf money
reference to the demand The 10th Of December next will
be the last day this which any heavy payments
will have to be made BY the dry goods trade Attic close
OF the year Tightening Of the market has to be expect
ed usual TO the period Of annual settlements Till then we
nay look to increasing ease and after the Of the year
more stable market may be expected. ii
The resumption Of cotton shipments with the continued
shipment Of breadstus will place the market in more ia
order. - ---'----
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r.. r. X. No. I.-Intcrnal and External Pains
Railways Ready Relief will instantly stop SID quickly re
move the cause r. r R. Diarrbosa, Cholera Morbus-
Railways Ready Relief will check the most painful dis
charges and stop the most distressing pains in few min
utes 1t allays the most painful rrtations BY bathing
the bead neck face ltreeshes the senses and impars
renewed life strength and vigor to the weak and weary
The very moment r. R. r. is taken applied, its magic
like effects are experienced 1t INSTANTLY allays the mos
painful paroxyisms of Neuralgia. Rheumatism Cramps
Spasms Toothache in the bones or joints Pain
and Weakness in the Side Lumbago Govt and Paralysis
Taken internally it olesnses the stomach from acid cures
Heart Burn and nparts sweet fragrance to the breath
Persons troubled with SickHeadache viii receive instant
relief froI. the use of R. R. B.
II, R.R, No. 2.-Radways Ready Resolvent makes
the blood Pure Rich and Cleanses aud
Enrices the Blood and resolves away from the joints,
muscles bones and Solids all diseased aud poisonous de-
posts Cures Ulcers Fever Sores Bad Hunors scrOfua,
Ricketts, St. Yituss Dance Syphiltic Complaints, Nodes
White SwsliDgs, Tumors CANCERS, Bronchial Sweings
Wounds Salt Rheum Mercnria Complaints. 1t quick
and powerfully in few hours after taking the ResolVent
the weak emacated and dsease-eaten patient feels
glow of health and strength thrilling through the system
Price of r, R Resolvent 81 per bottle.
r. II. r.. No. 3.-Radway's Regulators do not grippe,
pain weaken scken the patient Small doses regulate,
large doses purge Ore Regulator will gently evacuate the
bowels and regulate every organ the system They act
upon the liver the stomach, kidneys and bladder They
cure costiveness liver complaint dyspepsia, kidney com
plants bousness fevers of all kinds No disease pain
can act the system while under the influence off, R. R.
Remedies. -s.-E
Price of R. r. Relief IS cts. so cts. and 81, &,
L. " ResoYent, 81. 81
!, i" Regulators 25 cts per tox.
g10 RRR. Office, l62 Fulton Street, y. Y.
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BUSINESS CHAKaEs-In this number will be found
the dissolution of the firm of Hooke d. Frencl, and
in its stead the new arrangementof French.( d. Van
Epps Both ofthese gentlemen have been long In
the business, and we wish them much success. =
They will occupy the old stand OF Hooke d French,
and it will be their aim and desire to sustain the
excellent character which has been deservedly &C
corded to the old firm.
+ Judge Hooke having received the appointment
of gent for the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, retres from the commission business TO make
the necessary preparations of the Road to do the
business here, the trains viii be running through
in few weeks No one in this city is better quail
lied for that post; and in placing the duties of
Freight Agent into his hands, the community have
the confidence to know that they will be properly
discharged.
From the old firms of McCallie g. Co., and Hooke
O. French new house has commenced operations
in Macon, Georgia, under the name of McCalie q
Jones-gentlemen well known in this city, and who
carry with them the highest elements Of success in
the business they propose tofolow. Our best wishes
GO with them Chattanooga Advertiser.
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A Good Egg.

CoLUxBIA, Dec. ls52.-DR- J. r. DRoxsooIz-Sm You
entire stranger to but medicine lisa welcome
guest in my family. Ny wife has been aborng under
very strange female complaint for the last eighteen months
and seemed that medicine had been given her, as her
disease still progressed. heard good deal about your
Female Btter and concluded to try them although my
opposition to such articles My wife has consumed nearly
two bottles and her health has been rapidly improving ever
since she commenced using them. never saw medicine
have such powerful and direct action on the female sys
tenn in my life assure you it will do for female complaints
would recommend it medicine worthy the suppe tot
the unhealthy females throughout the country; and from
what can learn, it cures everywhere
Yours, truly, b. 4.
For sale Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Ned
icine Store College street. and by Druggists generally
noY29-dlw
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING coMPAHI
THIS establishment ~ provided with Machinery and
Tools eompete Of he most modern construction al,
with the best mechanical skin that iheeountr Affords ard
respectfully scleitorefa They prepared to execas
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Snea as Loe0zages for Passenger and Freight Trains
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and aEsss
eSery description Of work Aipersinngto Rail ROadA
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and sationary-frora to 500 horse-pover-yrth
boilers Of the best Tsanessss Hoz
t SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting ur Sash or Cirauar Saws
ecn1Pete, with the newest and most approved mo5es-
GRfST MILLS.
Laf'Hss and Machinery made for al sizes cornpiete 10
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills ard Cotton Gins a.
50 aacnney Cor Blast Furnaces embracing Cut ros Cs
tnaers kr blast &c. q 80, III
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and All unachinery for Ran
'og ,lIils-com pete-made at shortest notice
: o. - BRASS AND IRON CASTING
VI any DESCRIPTION with shafting mill gearing satsr
mes cas-, lron Rank vaults &C. &e made order
Aodress JOIN faoNrsoS. Agent who Is practical ma
Ohsnlsr or the undersigned. join B. Johnson.
J''-'-E PresIlent
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COMMERCIAL.

.--. a ..s-..---s.- s-t -s- 81 NASHVILLE Dec g.
CcrOS-The cotton market is slightly depressed and
buyers not willing to accede to the prevailing prices
asked by holders We however heard of IS bales selling
for 81 to So. Some other small sales at sJS We
despatch yesterday which stated that Tennessee COOns
were selling at Sc. in New Orleans
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TENNESSEE DwARF.-Maj. YER HREs, the Ten
nessee Dwarf is creating considerable excitement
at the corner of Union and Cherry streets The
Major is prodigy in his way and the lovers of the
Marvellous should give him cali
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~ Morse,s tuvisorating Cordial.

The only sure dy-yei discovered for Gene
al Debility Physical Prostitution, lrabity and all the va
rious train Nervous Affections it will also remove Depre
ION Excitement Dislike of Society," Ineapaeity for Study or
Business Loss Of Memory, Mental Debility, &C.. &C. See
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THEArRE--We expect to see full house to-
night the performance is for the benefit orc. w.
Johnson The comedy of "the Poor Gentleman"
and the drama of ''the Idiot Witness" the plays
selected, Miss KATE REIcNoLDs will deliver a Fire
mans Address, and there is to be trial dance for
500 between BARR and SWEENEY. This, we re-
peat, ought to fill thehouse
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~ At the Verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs Ed
KoNpsox and her sonnaw Mr. BACHUs, there is gentle
man from Scott County, KY who for pe0s months suffer-
ed greatly from chronic disease of the stomach and bowels
which could be removed by the most aRroUea prdce
respected and continued as it was for the Doctors sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation OF
making another thinking it of no USE and no one ex
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way and advised him toa different
course of treatment which has this recommendation that
in fps sveeks has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell OF sick
ness strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Becsuse they the principal remedy used in the treat
ment of his case and to their efficacy he principally IN
debted for his recovery Should not such cases publish
Cd, If some persons are opposed their publication
/ ANYBODY tell us the whyH
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS Stone abroth
ar of JoHN SToSE, the clerk at the VERANpAH.
! Nashville Oct. l9-tf.
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BE on your Guard.-And when you wish to purchase
the most prompt and ectal Cough Remedy ever discover
cd call for DR.. C. WILLIAMS PULMouc BALsAM OF WILD
CExRRY AND WooD NAPrHA read the advertisement in an
other column look well to the marks Of the genuine as
there may be limitations and counterfets Beware as
YOUR life may depend your caution in this particular
Idecl-lm.
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~ The Rev. Mr. THOMPSON viii preach at the
Cottage Church on Sunday, at IL O'clock, A NJ, and
the Rev. hr. ELLIorr at 3, P. n. -
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ODD FELLOWS HALL-Among the amusements
Of the city REANks Panorama seems to be held in
remembrance, and we notice there was good at
tendance at the Odd Fellows's Hall last night
This picture was painted in Italy by Of the first
artists of the Age, and IS well worth visit There
will be another exhibition tonight
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or The weather is clear and cool and from pres
ent appearance we have but a poor prospect for
rain. "a
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~ The Davidson County Medical Society viii
meet at Dr. MADDNs Office on Wednesday, the 9TH
inst, at o'clock, p NJ - d4t dECf
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Time-l.Ess<-l:57
NAsur1Lr. pecerber /. 1853.


.EIiors Of the Union and american:
The joint committee on Banks, appointedby the
General Assembly, to investigate the condition of
the Bank of Tennessee, having had their attention
called by the President of the Bank, to an article in
the Cincinnati Enquirer of the oath ult purporting
10 be an editorial in which the solvency of the Bank
of Tennessee e questioned feel it due to the credit
of the Bank, to state that in the course of their
investigations they have been furnished with state
snent, showing the liabilities and assets ofhe Bank,
(excluding the suspended debt, and bills and notes
IN suitl which statement the committee believe to
be correct 1t will be seen that the Bank of Ten
nessee is as solvent as any in the Union. You will
find below the newspaper article referred to- and the
statement of the condition Of the Bank
J. n REAGAN
Chairman of the Senate.
r. J. E. BAILEY,
Cl,o;-r,sp IF Com of the House
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RANK OF TENNESSEE AND BRANCHES.
OcroBER Isl, lS53.

In this statement, the accounts OF bills and
Notes in suit" Protested Bills" and Real Estate
are not included. The Suspense Account and
..Protest Account" both show balance due to the
Rank The amount of Bills and Notes in suit in
cudes the whole amount of that class OF paper that
remains unpaid from the commencement oil the
Bank. lst July, 1885, sPeriod Of fifteen years 4
mart of which has been regarded as lost Tor several
years and the former Bank Reports show that
fact But the whole amount has been carried Tor
ward upon the books of the Bank, because the Of
fcers believed they had no power to charge II OIL,
as it is customary with Banks
Bv reference to the report made to the present
General Assembly it will be seen that the nominal
Cdpitul of the Bank is stated at S2,759,OOl, which
was reduced by the payment of interest upon the
Bonds Of the State, by appropriations Of tue Cen
ersl Assembly, and by bad ond doubtful debts before
the amendment of the Charter on the9th February
1850. to 50, 3s9, So, o. which is now the actual
capital of the Bank.
The bad and doubtful debts mentioned ABOVE,
are included in the amount charged to ''Bls ana
Notes in Suit" and constitute part OF the STU
Ego u in the Bank Report
TENNESSEE Overwhelmingly would DO
nothing willingly to unjustly prejudice the minds o.
our neope against the Bank Of Tennessee, but we
think they Should know the Legislature OF tina
State has been so astonished at partial exposure
81 its affairs that committee OF investigation i
now setting upon it, to bring out al 'ne ac'1 ~
ire now in session, shows that the two items
SBals and Notes in suit" and Protested Bills
omonnt to the enormous sum Of eight hundred AM
,b;rtv-sevep thousand, five hundred and seventy
eight dollars and ninety-nine cents while the lex
psnse Account" the Suspense Account, IN
Protest Account and the Heal Estate owhsu co =
tbonSand dollars more. The preamble and resolu
lions of the Legislature calling for full exposure
cav that the above items, comprising over one nj
lion involve over one-third of the entire capital
<he Bank and Branches 1t looks suspicious
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nIANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE
We have Tor sale the largest stock ever offered IN Nash
VILE of the above beautiful ware, consisting OF
Soup Tureens, various Sizes
Coyer'd Dishes with heaters;
Beat Steak Dishes with heaters
Oyster Dishes-Chafng Dishes; t
Tea aud Coffee Pots, from pint to 6qts;
Coffee higgins, various sizes 49,.
COTS GIecques, large and small sizes
Coffee Urns Octagon, Oval and round.
As the above articles have been purchased Tor cash ana
allow rates. they will be sold cheaper than articles oil the
quality have ever been offered before IN NaShTIe
SNOW, MACKENZIE q co..
nov1s Nashville.
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NOR SALE-A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN,
L % wears old, and Chile s months old-weL recon-
mendeda as superior House servant-low for cash Ap
uoys0 DABBS PORTER, 50 Cedar st
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES ma
PACKET LINE.
A. L. DAVIS,
A. HAMILTON,

Ucto aytfiIs a NasIVlIIt.
NEW ORLEANS AVE NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET.
DELLE-KEY, PEYT0N A. KEY, .Sr@HA
ID COMMANDER. This large and magniti- llsysSsTfiFsf
cent Steamer is undergoing tharnggh -
rePar 1T Louisville, aud viii Cake her place as Regart
Packe in the above trade soon there sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season.
In point of speed comfort and safety the BEIE-KEYis
unsurpassed the Western waters, which, with the long
experience of her gentleman Commander and the &C.
knowedged bushes, capacity Other Clerk Mr. Lewis North
and travelling community Mr.. Northern will give
prompt attention filling orders for Groceries, &c
, az A share patronags is respectfully solicited.
b. -sr-1 a JOHNSON, H0RNE& CO.
aug27-4m Agents.
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NJ ARSIIA LIS UILKINI OAIHOIIOUN'
EOr the disease of Females is OF the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines exant 1t is prepar
ed by DR.. THoS PoNEkoY, of New York, an AoPathc
Physician who has practced successfully In Uhca Ne"
York forty years Its discovery the u Of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different train
of disorders. FOrs years has been tested in every part
Of the world In the State of Tennessee il has performed
wonderful cures will not say that it has been successful
in every case but when it does not neyeras to
lieye the most distressing symptoms am permitted by
William Parkes Esq. of Lawrenceburg 10 state that IN
few weeks It completely cured his girl who had been
for five years in the hands of physicians who had not besn
able to relieve her. -
For sale by every Druggist in the State, and BY
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
deg No IL College street. Nashville.
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Suicide We regret to learn that Mr.. Elisha
Thomson, living SIX miles from this place on the
Winchester road, put an end to his own existence
on last Friday morning, by hanging. fayetteville
0bserr,er --.--- D
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B r,.szz CHARLESTON MARKET. a
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. so, p CorroS-.The market to.
day dull and prices depressed Sales $50 bales at
to 10y cents -
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A IDS TO HOUSEKEEPING Manila Door
IA Mails, plain and fancy; -..-
Alicant Mats three Sizes
Jute Mats, plain and fancy of all Sizes
COR Mats various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats with wood centres ..t
Sheep Skin Mats, all coori -
Open MaIs from to feet each; -..
Oil Cloth Table Mats
Palm Leaf 4" do;
Chinese Table and Tea Mats.
The above articles for sale at lower prices than they
have ever before been offered in this city.
dec2 SNOW. MACKENZIE& co.
WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN
w DER Of the year, q GIRL TO do chamber work and
take care of children Permanent employment Will be
given fwanted.
~ Inquire at this Office. --. novl7-n
TOR RENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR, "a
Il the Third Story, Rooms suited for Offices or bed As&
rooms the secoLd floor and shops and offices on the
ground floor ohe Union Buildings the corner OF Cedar
and Cherry streets opposite the Post Office. Apply to
| novls-tf s. p. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry st.
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DRTTTANIA WARE THE SUBSCRIBERS
have Just received from New York, large supply oil
Brittania Ware Pitchers, ], 2, s, and qts;
Coffee, Tea and Cream Pots;
Sugar Bowls; -
Candlestcks and Lamps
Cups and Cigar lighters
For sale at small advance on Manufacturers prices
- 80 =. SNOW, MACKENZIE CO,
10 .. Nashville.