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JEW DAyID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA


CAROLINA.
MEssHs ScovM MzAD:-I have been troubled with tbs
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the ls
July lS4Y, was bad that could turn myself IN bed
and the pain that had Lot slepta wink for six DAYS
AZ this time attending Physician prescribed the Hebrew
Plaster, and 1t acted ike charm; the pain left me and
slept more than half of the night and in three days was
able 10 ride out consider he Hebrew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts Of pains in use
G. W. McMINN.
Hendersonville, y. C., Aug Is, 1850
y I q . 4 . Tg g
Beware Of counterfeits and base imitationsl
- The genuine will in future have the signature f.
Taylor on the steel plate engraved label the Top Of each
box.
Purchasers advised that mean counterfeit of this ar
hcles is in existence.
The genuine IS sold only by us and agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedar is allowed to sell it.
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ngof but regular agents otherwise they will be impo
ed upon with a worthless article.
For sale by SC0ViL L MEAD
III ChartreS street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed
Sold by EWIN, BROWN Co, Nashville Tenn:
W. W. J. i. BERRY do;
j. NJ. ZGMERMAN x Co., do;
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG, do;
TH0dAS WELLS do;
iulyl-dtww H. G. SCOVEL, do
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A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

;. '0'''7f'IlH y
GESTLEaES.-Your Hebrew Plasta- has c,,ra5 r, r is
VI Se nave suffered for twelve years past During this
peSa PERI laooed under an action ofmy ons and side and
I T k eieolss mat my own medical experience sue-
ou "ltiot obtaining relief Atlength used vonr
s'er, & ana am now by Its good effects entirely clre
VIII recommend the Jew David or Hebrew PIss,er ~ N
nent pains in the side or back ' u pe'i,F
The people ofGeogahav but 10 become acquainted with
ITS virtues when they viii resort to its use
Yours, truly, NJ W. WALKER NJ D.
FOrsythe Monroe count,- 10
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4 ND FoR NALt..--.Tne - IIyiag

7 AND FOR SALE.---THe subscribel, living one
mile west of Durhamvilie LaudcrdG'e county oaerS
for sale his TRACT or LAND containiog 2Is ACRES
about one half cleared and in cultivation, Vita good grass
lots an apple orchard containing upwards Of zoe bearing
Trees and 80 different kinds good Cotton GIn
Isrge aud comnodious Dwelling House and out houses
The trct is well watee with stock and drinking wdrcr
Will sell on accommodating ternS or wIa take in pay
part, or all in Negfoe, Al a far rlice.
innelS-In nANIp FITZPATRlCK.
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JAMEs H. THOMAS, f,
sGOR, y. Z. ALLowAT, J. BANEHf
J. A. DEERN.

e4y- N E. ALLOwAY d CO, Nashville, Tenn, are at
sl times prepared to make liberal cash advances ship
merts 10 us Isepl6
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PHILoToKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.

PHILOToKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND
For the cure of Painful and Disordered Menstruaon
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 day be traced TO slight mprudence
neglect during critical period Of their peculiar
causing distractions revuarity 6c which II mt
relieved gradually weaens and eranges the system and b
sympathy induces those chronic forms of disease-Con-
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia, &cwhch either hurry them
TO early grave render them nvslds for life Many Of
the farest and ovees Of creation hatage when the bud
just bursting into bOom have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the oa remedy to assist
nature al that eventfu period.
TRY TIE PHILOTOKEN
1t is not offered of allls that flesh is heir To-
but remedy and preventive for certain class of COM
piants in which Is warranted TO do all that is here set
or or tat medicine directed with experience and skill
perform Sold by SC0VL d MEAD,
Ill Charrcs street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed
julyl-1y dtwSw.
THE GREFENBERG DISENTERY SYR-
Il UP--lsa speedy and inalibl remedy for DiARsHEA
pYSENTERY, BLOODY FLUX CHOLERA MORBUS
CHOLERA INFANTUM, and the Asatic Cholera
1t fails to the worst possible of bowel
complaints in few hours II is purely vegetable and taken
in almost any quantity is perfectly harmless.
Most remedies in for Darrhea up the pores Of the
intestinal canal and only for time alleviate the disease by
preventing the expulsion Of the aerd fluid which will al
most invariably pour forth again. with increased violence
though nature sometimes the evil while the
dy alone bears of the praise. Not with tine Dysenery
Syrup Its ngredenae the natural andOes these CON-
plants 1t changes the nature of the fluids and their
expulsion natural 1t does leave them iu-
flame the surface of the stomach and bowels but attacking
the cause it neutrazes them and the disease Immediately
subsidies The OperatOnof the Syrup is threeod II i'm
medaey reaches the seat of the disease and arrests
course instantly soOthes pain and restores the system
perfect quiet The nfamed surfaces of the stomach and
ntestnes guarded against further violence by the
alzaOn OF their acrid contents and thus the body re-
sumes it natural healthy functions
THIS MEDICINE NEVER FAILS. complete cure
is warranted. Price only so cents per bottle.
june15 ALEX. MACKENZIE Agent for the State.
Clergyman Of Nashville informed last season when the
Cholera threatened that in one week he cured q
of the premonitory symptoms with few bottles of
this Dysentery Syrup. A NJ
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/ 7 NATHTTRcT

ROOFER 1 W dhTtaCJLRER
Of ITt,s-fr's Fire aDi Uda6r I',tf Cs,1,>i,s.a
DEEM il unnecessary for 10 say ANYTHING ia favor Of
this mode of Roofing: the constant increase OF lis poF
arity TOR the last years that It has been tested
IL al parts Of the Unon the best evidence Of lis utility
and value The roof shows for itsst
Offics Spruce Street, second door from Cedar ct,
Annrc's block trh2-l
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Hrxrsy1I1r Ala Annnst q 1au

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, August a. 1851.
This to certify that had suffered for many wears with
Dyspepsia and Diseases of the Liver Physician after Pby
slcian had prescribed for without NV receiving any ben
eLt, when commenced the of Dr. Bedsoes Alternative
because of the happy effect upon others of nv acqant
ance- JOSEPH CAROTHERS
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MYERS & McGuL


DEALERS IN EVERY Description OF
Ladies and GentIamen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On College street Ons door .Sost6 of the Sgrss-s l
WHER L may be found at all tiuess Iarys .s.Ors-
w ment Of Wnchesters, Davis 4 Junes i Myers
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts of Linen Muslin With Lin
en- Bosoms, Ginghan, and French Chiniz Sanding asd
Byron Collars, Underwear, Merino, Shaked SIX CASH
mere, Vigonia Cotton and Canton Flannel for ladies'
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Caters Gloves. Kid and
Silk. Buck. Cashmere, Cloth, Chamois, Wash Norma
Cuff Gloves and Ladies and Gsntlemens Gaurdsts Linen
and six Handkerchief Stocks Ties, Waterorls, Albert,
De JOinviles plain Embd and sei-adJustmg Cravats-
Scarfs Black and White satin Ties. Shoulder Braces Sus
penders Silk Nooen and Cotton Night Caps OIL Silk Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen MOnsy, Rdinz and
Strengthening Belts Robe de Chambre, Umbreas Walk
mo Canes Riding Whips, Trunks Sole Leather Vssises
Garnet BAGS Safchels, Dressing Cases Work Boxes To
lets Opera Glasses Porte Monies. Fans Writing Essks
Cigar Gases, Fiasks, Travelling Companions Razoas H1d
Razor Strops Combs, Brushes Good years Cum CoedS
Perfumery ry.--Toiet Bottles, Pocket Cutlery &C. snd
large assortment Of other articles usually kept by Fur
~ Wehaye made arrangements with our friends 8 the
North to forward Goods received by theu
therefore shall have goods here in lesthan Ten dsT
MYERS & MeGnLs
Furnishing Store, College street. door South Of tie
Square, Nashville tOctll
EXCHANGE BANKING OFFICE OF D. PEARL q CO.
NORTHWEST corner of the Public Square near Pant.
~ ers Bank, Nashville Tenn.
ss We drawing Sigh: Checks on all the principal
cities of the East South and West the lowest rates n
sums to suit purchasers" fe
~ We buy all kinds Of current and uneurrsut Bang
Notes at moderate rates.
- We buy South Carolina Georgis and North CsOllns
Bans Notes at a very small discount
-- We win purchase New Orleans and Ksuhuckv ua,-
les AZ q fair premium
,s- We have Gold snd Silver for sale-vril attend n
colecons-remittng any point requested at Bank rates
charge but per cent commissions 77r- =
s- We are taking Bank of East Teunessss the ssmss
other Tennessee Bank Notes. fisuiz
r EMONs.-l5 boxes Lemons, received a. ds-7.
IL ApsN g. &J.aUE
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II Total number Of Policies Issued by this =, ssa.
Company up July Ist, 1SJ2-eight thousand S-srss
six hundred and eightyone -zss%es---
lr J7Divdends made annually all Life Po---@<sas~-~
hcies shape stock, bearing interest at the OF per
cent.
u The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
40 to 50 per
IT. Persons taking Policies for the whole Of
life give their l2 months for upper of the
premiurG and pay CO pes cent in cash.
Applications for risks, prospectus ofthe company in
formation relating the subject Of Lille Insurance may
made the Office Ofthe undersigned General Agent fr
State Of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
Office n. W. corner Public Squure,
opposite Planters Bank. hyile, pg 40, IS59.
LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT
JAMES DIXON, Pres. HENRY J.. AlILLER, Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500 900.
Insurance On lives Of white persons the Joint stock
and mutual plan.
ALso-SIrance on the lives Of Negroes ou reasonable
terms s II. LOOMS,
jan l5-Gm Agent
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Gents Fashionable Spring and Simmer Ready
Made Clothing,

which he is prepared o. and VII sell As low As Any
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE. s.
Areadyin store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Goats Of the latest styles French Tweed, Cash
meIctte Plush Drap iEte Six Lustre and Grass Linen
Frock, Sack Box, and Polka Goats, &c, &C. DC
Pants and Vests ofeycy color shade, pattern and quality
to suit the most taStidi0uS
LIKEWISE lire assortment Of Gents furnishing arti-
ces consisting Of FnC Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Cra-
vats Handkerchief SuspeGders, Hats, Caps Trunks Va
lises Carpet Bags &c, &c.
Also variety Of lOuts and CaildTens Clothing, from
three wears Of age upwards. I. POWERS,
Tennessee Ciohing Depot No 81 Market St, directly op
poSte Union street.
tgg"No conuexion with any Other house in the city.
y B-Notn be sold or undersod By anv or combi-
nation of men. Up.
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited 10
call and inspect my previous To purchasing elsewhere
marcIz4
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LfEE ENSsssANsi&.
IISIna Insurance 20. Gi Hartford.
LIFE EEPARPAI S2FgT.
ssEs1

IIn9 insurance DO. ca hartford.
LIFE DEPARTAI IEEJT.
Annuity Fund Sl50,O00
EXCLUSIVELY held pledged, and aprro prated, SSSyg
II vita its reserved accgmuaii0us, BY she charter 41l
and regulations OF The Company, payment OF Annu
ties and losses upon Insurance Life. and in eyentiia
bic f0rother de0s contracts, liabilities engagements Of
b Z company.
gFEsCEsES.
TEos. X, BRACE, Pres't, s. L. Looms, Secretary;
A. BULKLEy, Vice J. ". SEYHoUR. Aet'y, President.
Managing Directors for the fFte Department.
Z. A. BUIKLEv, juaE H. buswKLL,
ROBERT BUELL., RoLaED MATHER,
Nil A. TuTTLK, c. RIPLKY
HFsRA @. PhATF.
This being joint stock propfey company and conduc
ted the cash system the Managers Rave adopted table
ofrses ofpreIu inn consistent with safety and
mBch lozr than those the Mutual Companies.
Applications white persons, received rs the
undersigned who will furnish Pre5pectGsesof tAe ComFa
any, and any Information relative thereto.
Riss nsaves against diseases anI accidents causing
DEATH tsEcu POlce issued and losses adjusted g tbs
Agency. JOS NASH, agent,
Ofice y. ". corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Rsak. Ssshvtgis. aug. ~, Iaj2.
TEedicaI Examiner.
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CHARLES W. SMITH,

bUUh I ER AN D STA II ONER,
No. -, CoILEGE STREET.
CNCV90I- law, Medical Religious and Miscellaneous
- Books, Also Blank Books aud Stationery, at lowest
prices
l-Country Merchants and School Teachers sspnliel on
the post favorable terms Nashville, Team trb -
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e,ISc M 49,, Fn,T,s d - y Office hours sto5, Pm

TIE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURIEG COMPANY.
JANiNG, at CTet expense, IOsured the most recently
Improved machinery and tools for the construction Of
the heaviest work in metals, solicit from the Western
and Southern public portion of their patronage. We are
prepared to make to order NaiirOad Machinery. such
Locomotives, Passenger FTe ght Cars Frogs, Switch
Steam Engines Boat and stationary Engines from
horse power with boefs Of the best Tennessee Iron.
Saw Mills Fitted up complete, with Circuar Sash
Saws embracing the latest improvements Girls: Mills
Engines and Machinery, complete tor Grist NILS Of al sizes
SUGAR Mills of the most recent construction with Engines
correspond put up in any part Of the Southern country
Cotton Gins.-EugineS 10 drive Cotton Gins with all
necessary appuTtenance made 10 o1eT at short notice
In all cases where It Is desired furnish engineer 10
put up the engine and instruct intelligent negro that
lie may continue TO operate the engine &c.
Brass and Iron Castings Of any size description with
Shaiting, Mil Geerir-, Water Wheels, Cast Iron Bank
Vaults, made TO order.
Information cheeIfy given and orders received by
}. THOMPSON President.
" B.-The highest prices paid for old Brass and Copper
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GILss COUNTY Tenn, Dec 2S 1851
DR. BLEDsoE Il feel that should fall short of nv duty
10 you and to those who afflicted, to further
recommend your Alternative Compound II has entirel "a
heved me- so that have had cause to take anythDg in
two months can eat anything want with impunty, and
0eeye my health IS as good as is my advanced age
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again shall be sure To
call on you. am very respectfully your friend
...... ELIZABETH j. HARDWOOD
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Cs1 OOO HElWARD.-Iw viii pay thcabJve reward
al .OUU TO any person OF persons, as premium
above the market price for Thousand Land Warrants
Of tie denominations of 100 50 and - acres VIII pdr-
chase single warrants ul either denomination.
i. Il. BR0CEWANg
Room over Oak Hall, east side Public Square. al Ioor
south Cd tfta it!,I. Nashville. UCjl4--ulzE.
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TENNESSEE MARTNE ARD FIRE INSURANCE cOM-
enn % :

TENNESSEE EARIEE END EihE lhSJtsAItCE CO5l-
PANY.--OAPITAL sl5o, GOO. 5.tt.-i-
OFFICE on the North side Of the Iubc Square midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They viii make insurance Houses and Goods OF every de-
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river; e Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other crgoes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL President.
JOSEPH YAULE Secretary
Directors Allison John NJ Hi, +. B. Fogg g.
NJ Fogg James Corey Jno. NJ Bdss. Joseph Woods
ue Seay Matthew Watson j. }. White, Jacob McGayoc&
ianl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-26
Comvicss ESCAPED.

Two conyicts escaped from the Ohio Peniten-
tiary last night. An advertisement, offering q
heavy reward for their apprehension, will be found
in another column; This is the fourth time that
one of these men, Marvin, has broke out of the
Prison, but has always heretofore, been captured,
and we hope he will again be taken, although on
this occasion he has citizens clothes, which he
stole from the talorshop in the Prison. Although
not yet 20 years of age he it desperate scamp
and finished burglar twas he who robbed the
Insurance Office at Cleveland. Last March he
escaped from Judge Brown, taking with him two
other prisoners, but was captured in about ten
weeks, at Cincinnati. On this occasion. he had
cunningly devised plan, well calculated to de-
ceive any officer; but there is no excuse for the
escape of a convict from within the Prison walls.
1t seems that he had arranged it with the convict
in the cell adjoining his own to hide in the yard
before the time of locking up--and Marvin had
bored hole through the partition wall, in which
he had inserted small wire, and hooked it to the
bar of the cell door, and when the guard came to
lock up he pulled the door shut, and thus deceiy-
ed the guard who locked the door, and reported all
right. This prisoner who was hid in the yard
provided himselfwith key with which he unlock
ed the outside door OF the Hospital, and when one
of the night-watch had gone to the Hospital with
sick convict, Marvin, who can at almost any time
unlock his cell door, came out, went to the out
side room of the Hospital, through the door thus
opened, and joining his accomplice escaped! The
Warden had been told by other convicts that
Marvin was preparing to escape-and had for the
last month kept vigilance eye upon him-urging
the night-watch to examine his cell every half
hour during the night. This the night-watch had
the door, and inserted small iron pin over the
hasp of the lock, which held the door, and thus
caused the watch to suppose all was right. This
night-watch has been in the employ of the prison
for near two years, and has always been consider
ed good officer. The guard who was deceived
in the locking up, was a new officer, but very
worthy, attentive add generally prudent man.
This deception in regard to locking up has fre-
quently been practiced sometimes by stufing
convict clothes with straw, to make the officer
believe he was there There is scarcely week
passes over in which some attempt to escape is
not made; and frequently the most daring and
desperate schemes have been frustrated by the
present Warden; but in this instance, although
constantly on the lookout, the vigilance of his
officers failed and his game has fowni-iStates-
man.
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Fire ial MasSiIOn.

The beautiful and thriving town of Massilon
has again been visited by destructive fire. A tel
egraphc dispatch dated January l4th, says: The
fire broke out last night about l O'Clock, in Mr..
Haines' store, on Erie street, destroying all the
frame buildings in the square, and but for the
firing exertons of the citizens, the whole range OF
brick blocks on Main street would have been de-
stroyed. Twelve buildings, in all, were burned.
The loss is estimated at about $4,000. Among
those who have been burned out are, Wilmington,
jeweller, Harsh, umbrella maker, Haines, grocer;
Lehman, grocer; Goodspeed, jeweller, Hinderer
& Silsbee, grog shop; besides lot of frame res
idences and barns belonging to those burned out
Most of the goods belonging to the above were
saved Wayne Co. Democrat.
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recommended its adoption. The resolution was
then agreed to by vote ofyeas At, nays 90.
s On the 18th, Mr.. Fisher introduced a bill to
regulate the practice of Judicial courts. Read the
first time.
Mr.. O'Neill, from the select committee towhom
was referred House Bill, No. 1876, to provide for
the more speedy assessment and collection of
taxes, reported the same, with amendments, which
were agreed to, and the bill ordered to be en-
crossed for its third reading on tomorrow.
On Wednesday, the House had under consider
tiotfal Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cuyahoga county.
Thursday, Jan. 20, the discussion was continu-
ed, when vote was taken on the passage of the
bill, which resulted, yeas 40, nays 36, SO the
House refused to pass the bill.
On Friday, January 2l, Mr.. Damon presented
the claim of J. thinner, professional wood saver,
of the city of Columbus, for damages done to his
saw-buck, to the amount of seventy five cents, by
members of the Legislature, as he alleges, during
the fight which occurred in front of Ambos' Sa-
loon during the recess of that body on the 18th
inst. Referred to committee on Claims
House Bill No. 233, to regulate the fees of
Sherifs and Probate Courts, was read the third
time and passed.
MIR. Damon presented a bill to repeal the acts
incorporating the Summit county and Medina
county Mutual Fire Insurance companies the
former passed Feb 2l, 1876, the latter March 49,
1S4l.
Saturday, Jan. 22d, Mr. Brackmen offered for
adoption the following resolution:
Resoloed. That the committee on Judiciary be
instructed to report to this House, ut its present
session, as early as practicable, an amendment
to the Constitution, proposing an amendment Of
the eleventh article to the Constitution of the
State of Ohio, providing that Senators and Rep
resentatives in the General Assembly shall be e.
lected by equal single and separate DISTRICTS each
of which shall return one Senator or one Repre-
sentative, as the may be, and to be formed of
compact, contiguous territory, but so that no town.
ship ward shall be divided, which districts shall
be subject to reconstruction every ten years, in
accordance to the census of population. Refer
red to standing committee on the Judiciary.
A message was received from the Senate in
forming the House that the Senate had passed
joint resolution No. -, relative to sine die ad-
journment, which was read at the Clerks desk
Mr. Means moved that the resolution be COM
mitted to select committee of five; which, after
discussion, was agreed to.