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THE HAZARD POW.
DER COMPANY.

THE HAZARD POW
DER COMPANY.
OF Hazardville, Connecticut.
A. HAZARD, PREs'T. A. E. DOUGLASS sEC'Y
CONTINUE to furnish Gun Powder of all their well
IadiaR Rifle in kegs half and quarter kegs and canners
Of pound each Also full assortment of Powder for
BLASTING AND MINING
purposes The reputation of their Gun Powder is too well
known to require comment All orders promptly filed at
my PotCler Depot Northeast corner Of the Square.
S. H. LOOMS, Ag't for the Il. P. Co..
aug9-f Nashville, Teun
MALL PAPERS.-Just re- Ao.oFS=
w ceved, 1900 bolts of those CSSA - TI5zz@z
beautiful French Papers, for Parlors,
Halls, &c, together with a splendid daI yeISaaszs
assortment of Gold and Velvet Borders Fire Screens Win
s0n hand large assortment of ungazed Papers from
10 to % cts per bolt
No 90 Colessstreet next door to the Sewanee House.
julyl4
w. w. FINN,
Al, MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN USIoNAYD THE SQUARE,
NaShcRe, 75anessee
COLD AND VELVET PA AP1PTR-
VI PER HANGINGS-A large ,t$aorcrsccSAEzzZzzz<
Decorative Wall Papers, all CS1-IG xalzSaA-95
the latest French designs.
Borders, Window Papers, Teaster and Cen,
Cheap Unglazed Papers-l2,OO0 pieces in store
from l29 to % cts per Bolt All for sale and CHEAP
CASH iuy7
JUST FINISHED AND FOR SALE
AT THE
Clark Street Coach Factory
NOS,
THE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
~" Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that c1s9sz
Stout's Coach Shop is on CLARK STREET. 60
julyl9 IRA A STOUT.
PHIL0T0KEN OR FEMALES FRIEND
For the cure of Painful and Disordered Mensruatiun
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief of all those
sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present dav be traced to slight mprudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing distinctions TTeguarity &C. which, if
relieved gradually weakens and derange the SYSTEM and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms of diSeaSe-Con
SUMPTION Dropsy, Dyspepsia &cwhch either hurry them
TO an early grave render them inyads for lie Many of
the res and oveest of creation at whe the bud
was Just bursting into bloom have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the of remedy to assist
nature at that eventful period.
TRY TIE PHIL0T0KEN.
II is not offered as of alllls that flesh is heir to-
but a remedy and preventive for certain class of
plants in which it is warranted to do all that here set
FORTH that medicine directed with and skill
perform Sold by SC0YIL 4 MEAD,
III ChartreS street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
allorders must be addressed
julyl-ly dtw&w,
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5 HODGE. NELSON WA
HODGE Il WALKER.

THOMAS HODGE. NELSON WALKER
HODGE 4 WALKER.
Earoers, Hair-ITsssers, &c, &C.,
10. IL, Ces.ar STREET.
IAYE opened their establishment and oier % their
customers aud the public general Inducements new
rT before offered IN this city Having newly lifted up
house ~, FEEL confident that all who give call will
leave we'll satisfied In addition 10 Barberng Hair Dress
inc &c VIZ. have large cOmmOdious and neatly furnishes;
TfiRoous These are the finest in the city, and 10
cDvrerce and comfort cannot be surpassed in the coun
try While passing gentlemeu and patrons usr step IN
and see with what magic make the hair hy, and what
saluary effect pure water has upon wesried sni
c,he body. aug3-u
nR.T.L. BRYAN respectfully offers hrs services
the citizens Of Nashville in the practice Of seicne
and especially the treatment Of Chronic Diseases o.
fee on the corner Of Union anil Summer streets
1De u ,l552'
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCEET 4ESCUI A PMS
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

INHE Fortieth Edition, with Que
a hundred Engraviugs showing
Diseases and Malsor1aations of the
Human system in every shape and
iorm- To which is added Treatise
en tae diseases of Females, being of
Tue highest importance To married
people, or those contemplating mar.
rage, BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy of the zESCULAPfUS
to his child. 1t may save him from
an early grave. Let no Young man
or woman enter into the secret obi.
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DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE. situated
y On the Gsllatin Turnpike 81 miles from Nashville.
containing about Is acres which the subscriber
sI The dwelling. which has recently been erected. -
f the hest materials and style, and upon cOnveuient
man embracing aud several halls with all
cassarv out buildings.
This. soil is very productive The water Is cool and pure
flowing in abundance The orchard contains various kinds
of bearing fruit trees Of excellentquality
In point Of health aud society, the Deghborhood il
surpassed The tract Is susceptible Of being divided into
three lois each having beautiful building site with
ming Terms aud time accommodating Possession
can b. had at any time. A. e. FORD.
For further particulars, apply to
LlNDSLEY CROCKETT
iulv27-2awtf Tw Agents. College street
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
AeRICULTURAL MANUFAcTURIEe COMPANY.

Ea5ESs THIS establishment isuow prepared
5tIsTi to manufacture all kinds of Wagons,
Carts and Plows Of every description,
and any other farming implements used in nsZSsss<@-1
this country. AEN-
The prices for such things will not be than paid
for them brought from other places We ready TO
orders for Wheel Burrows and Carts and other utsn
sis for making roads.
The Manufacturing Of Wagons is under the Supsrinten-
denoe Of Wilson Mullen whose work Is well known here
WeTespCcuy solicit orders from the Planters and Nerch-
ants in the surrounding counties for work
one or two good Wagon Makers wanted Immediately.
Good FT.ces viii be paid or frst-raie workmen.
GEO G. ALLEN.
iunel5 Lower Market Street.
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~ GODS At REDUCED PRICES--As the
VI season is adv Ancing viii offer my stock Of Summer
Goods Of every description at such reduced prices will
be satisfactory 20 all have large and beautiful variety
Of ladies' dress Goods Mantilas &c &C. to which Iwoud
solicit the attention Of my friends and the public
JAMES NICHOL.
'uy % No. 13 corner Square and Market st.
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IN Goods are selected and purchased by ourselves
TO sell low for CASH. Oar Candies are WARRANTED 10
keep dry and we sell cheap any house IN the coun
uy Toys Pocket Cutlery, Pistols, Reyolvers and Self
cooking spanish Cigars. &c., &c. iulv 2G~tG
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IRh A. bIUUI,
COACH MANUFAC RER +,

IRA A. STOUT,
COACH MANUFAC URER,
No CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Negtdoor to H. s. FreacPs Grocery WareL0ase, and OPP
p0site Norris d: Strdt0h's
Ii kinds Of carriages for sale, with harness Csa Il
n 10 suit Ali work sold by me is made at esStSRE-
the Clark Street Manufactorv and warranted and will be
sold good TERMS for Cash or good notes. as any work
made North or East.
persons leaving work repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended 10. mario.
CARD.
HAVE this dav associated with ME IN the Saddlng Bu-
1 sness my son, A. C. MARCH The business in future
will be conducted in the Of J. D. March Son. All
persons indebted by note account will please come
up and make payment. j. ID. MARCH.
80 Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
tore continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
ian2 j. d. MARCH son.
7 AND WARRANTS.-We are buying and paying
1 the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
sons at distance having warrants sell BY sending to
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time IN Aasye aud
niv9i i,lsT ''''1 VI p''N O'' DYER PEARL CO.
sR M'CAMY,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
CKATTABOGA, Tenn.
REFER TO
ERSIsa ER%saDs 5 Ba11sEss ~4fH's, Nashville, Tenn
EwIy BROTHERS,
W $. WHITMAN,
aug;4 5mtww
REMOVAL.
THE TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
TTAVE removed their office to the West side of the Pub
lie Square near the Planters Bank, the office
D. Pearl Co BIG augO-2m.
- :. WH,ITATiS-Agen for John Williams, New
= Orleans will make liberal cash advances on Produce
for shipnent 'uyl4
II OST.-iand Warrant, No. 1929, tor acres issued
l TO Allen Thompson on the 23d April, 1851 under act
Of 2sth Sepember 1880 and assigned to W. B. Shapard
Co in blank has been lost and duplicate will be
applied for for the benefit of said W b. Shapard Co.
uly27-6w W JOSIAH FARRIS Agent.
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JAMES D. LEHMER,
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
NCINNATI OHIO

Produce and General Commission Merchant,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
DROMPTatention given to the sale of COTTON. DRIED
L FRUIT, FEATHERS, GINSENG, BEESWAX, &c,
&c, upon which advances will be madeif required.
- Orders promptly filed for Cincinnati Manufactures
Flour, Whisky, dc, &c.
- gent for the sale ofStar and Taow Candles, Sale
ratus POI and Pearl Ash and Lard OIL which will be fur
nished at forrest Harktt rates iCtfot Commission.
Ijuly8-d&w2m.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE.The undersigned offers for sale his residence
Spring Church Street. with the furniture fdesred.
Terms made known apphcationto TO
r. G. F0STER Sd.
Or in my absence 10 G. N. F0GG
lift.
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DRUGS. &C.
nR RIyDsoE,s AITERATTyE coNpoITvn

Tie Rslafg0uer az Rsases Tor the Diseases of he Iye,
DysDeasid Elarge,eat and hsaaaati0s Of tie Solsea
HedrtJzrHs C5ic Fgatdleace, Piles, C6sstgatioa al
diseases of the Bo,oes dad such d.eEses arise from
icrotlG and Sores Of any Kind For General Debility,
from aohich LqdieS frequently sfer there not is
equal in tie qrlole Adteria lfe1ioa.
TIME inventor of this preparation for three
completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that be frequently for weeks at time unable TO
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe but in van his case was pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it by accident that he
ceeed in curing himself Since he has been practcng med
icine his in such las been urlyaied. lie
has been of the increduy OF the public and
quently said nothing through the press Of his own case
until the character Of the medicine fully established
by its success shown the certificates which have
advertised.
subjon the certics of Prof NJ GABBsRr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF NY
suffering.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April1T, 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
n. Bledsoe and years ago he reduced Del
lower than have any Lat afterwards
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver affection.
and after trying the prescriptions OF Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health N. GABBERT NJ. d.
Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied will sustain the character we give o in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE January 19, 1852.
DR. BIEDsoEI take the liberty and fell to he nav duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease Of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative COMPOUND as very
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and diar
rhea when having almost despared of bis recovery
cuded to try Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE.
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lNOR SALE OR RENT new Frame House just
II completed with seven rOOms well plIstered aud pa
nered Situated on Church street, Hines addition to
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy and viii be sodon reasonable
terms.
snels w ID. ROBERTSON M'Lemore St
"AVANA CIGARS.-We have this day received
Al o1A Superor Repsa ondre and Prensadns Cigars
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JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER,

july5-l2m Chattan,
And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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HUNTSVILLE, January 10, 1852.

Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel sased il will sustain the character give ot in this
nuhlcRlion-
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PICKETT, MACMURDO & CO..
NkEIsS mud Eilti fliSSlON MERCHANTS.

GE u ORLEANS.
HTM. S. PICKETT Tate Of the 8rm ofPICKETT. PER-
w kINS & col a8dJ. II. MACMURDO, Banker hav-
ing associated themselves in business viii conduct
Banking and General Commission business,
in this CITY, under firm Of PIcKErT MACSUBDO L Co.
Particular attention paid Ia the sale Cotton, and to the
shipment OF supplies and Merchandise generally.
liuiy20-5m.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
NFT A. d j. c. HcCLELLAND having on hand an uIl-
w usually large and rich stock OF Goods viii oher
great iudGcemensto cash punctal buyers Strangers
visiting the city, viii money BY looking at stock
before making their purchase elseUheTe.
june33 No 20. Public Square.
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DOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment o
Clothing for BOYS from to 10 ever offered 9r sac N e
Union Orders for Gentlemens Clothing ted at the short
estnotce. -.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment nave
the privilege of changing them If they do not snlt ~
r. A. H0YT 4 BRO.
S. ". corner ofChestnut and 10 st. Philadelphia
April 6, ls53-ly
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LRFE INSURANCE.
Alma Insurance Co. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT..
Annuity Fund S15O,OOo.
ENNCLUSlVELY held pledged, and sppro priated SS<5f
II witt its reserved accumuiations by the chartarfsEdt
and regulations Cfbe Company to the payment OF Annu-
ties and losses upon Insurance Life and in event a
Bile fOroher debts contracts liabilities engagements OF
Ii e company.
OFFICERS.
GHOs. X. Brace. Pres't, S. l.. LOOMS, Secretary;
+. i. BuLKLEY, Vice J. w. SEYMOUR, Aet'y, President
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
z. A. BuLKLEY, JOHN L. BOSWELL,
ROBERr BUELL., ROLAND MATHER,
MILEs A. TUTTLK, EDWIN G.. RIPLEY
HEERA @. PkATy.
This being joint Stock proPety company, and eonduc-
ted the cash SYSTEM the Managers have adopted table
of rates premium low is consistent with safety and
mach loI0sr than those OF the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons, received by the
Undersigned who will furnish PrOspectusesof the Compa
any, and any information relative thereto.
Risks slaves against diseases and accidents causing
DEATH taken; Policies Issued and losses adjusted at this
Agency. JOS. NASH, Agent,
ONCE n. W. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. 10, 1852.
EEedicsi Examiners.
Roaa1T h TISFToE, FosTss N NJ u n Office hours, sto5,P.H
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AhEs II THOMAS


TEIoWS x WuITTHOENE,
Attorneys n Law,
COLEMBI8 TENNESSEE
IT WIZ practice their profession IN the counties OF
MauTy Marshall, Giles, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman
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DERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-WaTranted per-
ID fectly pure and fresh; full supply at -
sur7 J q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

From THE CoAsT OF AFRIcA-Lette,s from the Coast Of
Africa state that seventy five persons sold out OF the Col
ony Of Sierre Leone slaves TO the neghborng tribes
have been delivered up to the authorities Fifteen OF the
buyers and sellers had be,n convicted notorious slave
desler Don Crspo was 10 prison. waiting passage TO the
Csnaes for trial For several years the ships OF war have
been trying secure this character Bos Irav
REDUCTION OF FARE BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASH
ISGToS.The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
determined the price Of passage upon the Wash
pgton Branch Re ad from 81 90 10 81 % and that Tor
round ckets emitting the bearer 10 60 to and fro on the
have effect from and after the frst day Of July next
CBAUrAUeUn County has TIN newspapers within her
boIoeTs as follows IL at Silver Creek, at Dunkirk at
fredonia at Westneld at Aayyie, at Sherman, at
Jamestown, and at Ellington.
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have had this matter before them the last trial Is ve
seni6e ant feature 10 this unpls.-a ant transaction
Inc Comm'ee on Loucs'oa compeed their repofs ~
Churches to cstecbetical instruction. Adopted
The following preamble ana resolatons touching th
Sunday School adopted
Seboo Union surisy toe Anericsn Sunday schoo nioa
ne ss S % q Bo. % s
Of ss % .Ss .S,. . SIss ~ s.
,hs. snu. Isns@i,tsd susdsy ssses us s
suDd.y Union COP; the Rsss .S,ss de-
On The subject Of Board Of Publication for III. Church.
the following action taken;
Rrd Thai cOmnttee be .pPenisd 70 inquire ne. he
Puslcson he Posessn Reformed Charrh ssss
PROVO %oIi. SCREAMING 20 the history soysrnssB ecn. sss G
ous literature Of Church and o. other Evsnsshl a,A
shall be best calculated to promote the comfort and religious ns>
1 =. .sS s1 spss s! . ss ss: s:.
Ire Board that they submi, Plsa for the 'sns
The Committee consists Of the folio sibg persoDs
RevsT w J. Taylor, hsure, and the Eide" sss
DR. Neal the Corresponding Delegate from the Presby-
tersn synod took leave Of the body expressing hs
pleasure at the interview which he bad enjoyed and ha
wishes for the welfare of the Church whose Order
doctrines and spirit were so closely allied to his own s
remarks we're replied 10 by the President OF Synod and
the sentiments he had uttered cordially reciprocated
The Report Of the Committee on Accounts was pre-
sebted and sdop ed.
vote Of thanks was returned 20 the Third Reformed
Dutch Church Of Philadelphia for their courtesy TO the
Synod during its sitting and 10 the families generally who
had entertained the members, for their hospitality
The minutes were read and approved Hymn sung
by the Synod Prayer offered by Rev DR. Wardsnberg.
the Benedction pronounced by the President when the
Synod finally adjourned
This meeting Of Synod has been characterized by muea
harmony and order 10 all its d, bersions Several matters
of importance have been transacted beside the usual
business eulary claiming its attention. among which tho
action on the Liturgy Psrochsl Schools the altera
ton of the style of the Church the rendering Of tho
correspondence with the German Reformed Church. and
on the Board of Publication may especially be mentioned.
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AMERICAN DIPLOMACY.
Instructions to Our Representatives Abroad.
DErAH1xrSr OF srA1E, Washington, Jun


DEFAR1nINT OF STATE, Washington, June iS, le53
In addition the Personal Instructions to the Dplo
matte Agents OF the United States in Foreign Countries
the fooWiI are hereafter to be observed
ln performing the ceremonies upon the occasion OF his
puon the representative Of the United States will
fcrE, far is consistent with of his devo
ton republican Institutions a. the customs OF tbs
Try wherein he is to reside and with the rules prescrbei
fer representatives OF s rank bat the department would
encourage far practicable without mpsinng his
fuRess TO bis country bis appearance At court in the simple
dress Of American citizen Should there be where
this cannot be done owing to the character OF the foreign
government without detrmen 20 the public interest the
approach to IL compatible with the due performance
Of bis duIies earnestly recommended The simplicity Of
our ussges and the tore o feeling among people is
much more in accordance with the example OF first and
mosdsnguished representative at sroy court than the
practice which has since prevailed IS TO be regretted
that there any departure in this respect from the
example Of Dr. Franklin History has recorded and com
mel dtd this pie eongenia TO the spirit Of pO
itical institutions. The department DESTROYS Of remOy
ing all obstacles TO return 10 the simple and unosteats
tous course which deemed so proper and was so much
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Nen'2lotk Daily Gribn1le.
LATER FROM THE IsTHMUs.
rival of the Ininois-Over 81 ,OeO, 0se in Gold.

Arrlvei OF inc ihinos-ONer cI,ooO,SOO IN Uoiu.
The steamship Illinois, Lieut.. IL. j. Hsrsteu, u. S ~,
Commanding, left Aspnwsl the morning Of 9TH inst
and arrived at Quarantine the evening of the llth max
ing the run home in days and IL hours.
She brings the California mails of May &c, sl,3oO in
gold dust freight, and 324 passengers.
jane TO- at O'Clock PM, VIM. Trewhllds, aged 3d. OF
Illinois, died of Fever
Hector Ames L. $. Consul died At Acapulco on the
l5lh May Of Brain Fever, one week illness.
The California by the Illinois has been anticipated
by previous arrivals.
We are indebted for acceptable fsvsrs to II Mitchell
Esq, Purser of the Illinois, TO Mr. Powers Nail Agent and
to Bedford Il Co.'S Express
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The word Statistics originated by Sir John Sin
clair Of Scotland during the FIRST part Of the present cen
fury He also first pled the importance OF the sci
ence-for il is now no less than science-by publishing
the most complete tabular view OF the condition OF Scot
Ano that ever given Of any country Since that the
Of accurate statistical knowledge has been more and
more appreciated and consequently the knowledge ITSELF
extensively gathered Now indeed, nearly every
thing tLat numbt or measured snaas the SAP
iect Of minute inquiry and careful registry What we're
formerly considered pure accidents and so exempt from Az
system or contingent tribes and beneath notice. have
been shown under the saicians Arrangement 70 oe 'e
odues Of general laws and to have real and sys'emanc
bearing upon the welfHe OF man.