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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

,.x-rp RID Awe J, on Tussday mate1 a. oy
o., p1 SHEPARD Charles Baxter 70 ms ssads hI 70 ~
ths hes ~ Al Lodi N the Ath inst ~ the heV
stSsrlsrd Mr. Alexander Balm teacher Lodi cs.
einC"tns psrt Ro.p Bleach Field, near Edinbusn .
Gently cODDINGTON- On Tbur.dsy March - oy e
NJ n Campbell, Edward Otdey 10 MARY L. oaus"'i ~
rsdnstop all Of the City Of Ne YORK ~. ,,A 70 h. the
C. albat and Ma. Jsae H. daughter
NJ sspSford 7. Peabody Esq ST. co = r,,.bi,, 7, he
NJ Glider MI Lemue Hart OF astoria 70 ems, Am
xn.ss dsushter Of Mr. George Love- ESQ., Of the i'f P
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wilaiers

otNswLordon Esd ns. ship chaes Carroll cht}s worth
Honolulu - ds k0raiorga Ds Il, wi ~ % 10
On 3i57s ID bone Perkins Smith. las expedenced heavy
gales with lightning aud rain Reports az korttOneh
Mer ufy Dmon of Gen Wismi Forsyth, and Citnti1s
Hall Of New London Huntssls saith OF aud Tor Cod
SPRING Mohsws and for Nantucket oil not repod
sto Hsnual Lester sd d previous for nome Spofe'
Jan Ion - 10 ship Oeors3, OF Faithaven Isl
reroItfd) steering N. w.
Copt Rose of Bark Dove Of London report, her
Jan with co. bbls oil board bO1nd on
cru,e s Of St Heease xpeeted TO be % homo 10 Aug
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To Mariners.

NOTICE hereby svn that operations preliminary the egt
In. OF Boon Island House will be commenced early IN Apr
mel
For purpose is necessary to remove toe present eni
ros tower on Isaud fposbe this viii % done
without the Light out a. this may not Ds ross PEE
81, - ~. so,i ~ ,n,l 1854 W 3 FRANKLIN
Pogaud he March 2 1854 L. II insPeeIoti l't bsHS-
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R.ceioss % produee M,pcp d

BY the North Rirr B7yga7 33s bbls Flour 1876 half bis
do "A buth Barley whisky 81 do Ashes A. do But
ter 80 Cheese bush What 500 sides Leather aad sun1es
and various orders.
y Erie Railroad 10 bbls Flonr 300 bars O'.s 1873 do Rye,
S65 DO Corn Barley loo sides Leather. 500 li9g
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In Exchange there is little business doing for the
steamer to morrow. Sterling, sSsi Francs, slelsal3.
The supply Of bills is good
The Freight market not active but without change To
Uvspool. 1000 bbb. Realm 49, 1000 do Flour, 49,
900 Do. Lard, taIs Gssin, lsld Cotton, ID To Lon
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SpOken. &C.

March 10 s lon W. schooner stan ing
south Tsinted llaek with full showed ~hss nag VIZ @
oentri had srcoard ouIwffAs ani ran wy
as ii she hso been collision with some vessel 49,.
Fef H. lat IS % lon 20 w, bark Jghu Gardiner Pen5e'Su
f. DAYS I'm Ros on for BOMBAY. . all -.
March o. Block Island w 100 miles tchT. s. shesYe from
phiace Thia for Boston
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Ocean steamers


Sailed on ,vefpoa f'r Ne~ iiren
csnsds Sal ed ffom Liverpool for Boston March 4
sails feom Liverpool for NswYosl .... March 2
Fn,ce sails from Liverpool for EeS-York March 2
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WA. KIMBALL.


FRiDAY March z lY1I
AsHFS The uai rlser lover Pearls e. 64
g. IS ara Pos IS 9;ds6.
COTTON The market is reported dsv by the Board
EroAeis lower idopg and ssass below The dem tad IL
light sies Gil Of Which took 35 bales for s3nners
$50 ana sptouistoTt $40. Ne annex he quotations.
NEw.YokH cLsssiTICATON
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y, Sess ~ah shoss Seemed By Curt be
Ssspsa o lsnea carries costs
SUPERIOR cor ar BEFORE Jatss soswoRrH
hcUuire al ia ION Ferry CcnPen,y ,.r .,-..,-
To recover es for death Of son oil pisin'b "esoy
TeEnsa TO. Verdi :, .or defendant
s,fpREME COURT SPECIAL itSA
DECISIONS.
- -. r,,-n ~ Central Rail Road Co. and otneTs
10 furnish certified copies OF al! Resolutions
&C. r.hu Randall art Ludwig Brumlh-
,,.s,;on for Judgment, under Section 241. mus
An An rte be s,rock on as III
- on ps,t Of the In the present case 10 DC anehae"
m nyNYP AL Observation-Disclosures Judge bEsss
CoukL Ce was tried and convicted OF breaking mo lne
Cbss ri Van yoseuburzh eorrer OF fortieton en1
Ceeey o' bh carried OF lot OF groceries seiek uo'si
Tie Court need him to the House OF
Isus was tried and convicted o. robpint hso
b h, had induced 70 drink h1aor "a ~ 49,,
Wn Nm Of The Court sentenced hin % ta' ''Aio
frob leI indicted grand larceny IN noss
ysnes err M JANIS b. Suydan was tried oo ne
ssa ...,Sin The iademen AID the jn, rendered
not luy pleaded Guilty selling iqaor without ice',e
hIo ssnteI upon condition that nc wouio se ~
more qu9r convicted few days since OF anitns oscIse
nise wsenneed 20 the ,9 ~ c,,
wan" p, LEV were discharged for the term ana INC ''
Adjourned for the dsy
rouRT CALENDAR--TMs DAY 49, ~
<,- rorpT-Nos $40, 32l go, 33z, 355, J34, 49,
$50 ats sis sss S46i sl7, $40 $50
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m, s.rs, rool Printing Telegraph. !

TIIF HIUIIIA.sU', 'ulI" vi :
.lips IN the Ess,eTn OfnIi snip ,9,tn , ~ s
i..S ri, AZ ar har in-iie she bar al oou'd N
Wind W n W. WeGhsf ear
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Passengers Arrived.

IN eii,,ey.ip Trade gInGs from Ss1 FrsHae'-M's Vle
dAu shit. and ehd.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ..... THIs DAY
sus Rses.... s. II Noon........ ia
HGH vATEa......THts Dif.
Sandy Vook 50 Coz Island 80 He'll GLts... u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No
U9 Gs Broadway Bleecksr; open daily from ~
L. NJ. Depos made In this institution before the u ~
April win receive interest from that date payable In jay
cert en- sums Of IS and under y J. BROWN, Pfehtoe
.,vosD seosv ss GhELs sTpkgs {vIcs-Prsans
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,upREmE COURT SPECIAL rrsn-


y,;,- Miller .st ros Central Rail Road &C. AID Sesaa
10 furnish certified copies OF al! resolutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

,.,on 10 defendant TO enter nv denied verdict 70,
pausf cers which shoaief deemed bJ INC @'1' ."
S~sc.ss on land carries costs
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NARRTED.

oI ooufNy o 1N aao SCI, 20, 1892 $685. 1884, 1885,
S<6i $40 $50.
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orr OF GENERAL j0ss; M; ssii

.,r,;cson for judgment, under Section 241: mus y,
An a entire cannot be sEock o1 III
D on anser the present 70 Be snenaeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

McIDure III Ia ton Ferry CcrnPsny: "a.
To receiver damn es Tor death Of son OF plaintiff ALREADY
Eutd 10. Verdi Z, 9or defendant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22

MEDICINES WHICH NEyER FAIL TO GIVE SAsIT.
FACrlON, CAN Re RELIED on FOR TIE CURE
OF The DISEASES FOR WHICH THEY AXE
R. J. S. ROSE is an Honorary Neu,ber Of the Phil
adepha Medical Society, and graduated IN 1850, from
the University Of Pennsy uder the grdanes Of the
Iruly en,1es rro'sors rhysek Chapman Gibson Coke,
Being solicited BY thousands Of his patients to pot I'D his
Preparations be DOW Offers the public as the rests of
his experiences Tor The past thirty wears following valu
able Family Medicines each suited 10 specific disease
DIR. j. :. ROSES NERVOUS AND iSyI<:O-
isis--a- RATING CORDIAL.
Tae Greatest Discovery Medical ScienoeiThis aston
shng preparation for raising mp weak CONSTRUCTION de-
blitafed by care labor study disease acts ike charm
gives strength and appetite and possesses great inVora-
ting properties.
For Heart Diseases ell Nervous Affections FistuI.nce
Heartburn Residences SumbaesS, Neuralgia raising the
spirits and giving power TO the whole system 1t Is almost
miraculous In It's effect 80 cents bottle
Medicine for every Family.
DO yon suffer With any PAM n YOU DO you vii find
81 is the only preparation which almost instantly sors
throat rheumatism from Colds pains in the side back or
limbs, lace ear or toothache stomach bOael side
or back stiff neck bruises eer and cbblaiBs. There
nothing equal TO it for humps rising breast Where
you have pain the Pain Cufer safe to all ages
Price l215 % and SO cents.
For all Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
Dr. y kosss C5Ds,loita& Fssia EltrGct Of Eseku
This decidedly Of the best remedies ever used Tor
diseases of the kidneys bladder DC and also for equity az
fecons always highly recommended BY the late DR. Ply
sic, and many Of the most distinguished medical
abroad Price so cents.
For Female Complaints.
DR. j. = RosEs golden PMS FOX falling Of TIE Womb
Female Weakness Debility and relaxation Price so cents.
DR. j. , Ross FEhALE SPECIFc-A remedy for painful
Menstruation, LeIcorrhea Whifea Price one dollar
Great Cure for Coughs and CoIds.
The BEsr Couch SYRUP WoxLD.-Dr Roses cele-
braed Cough Syrup gives immediate relief the
cough, whether constructive preceding from cold IL
aisys irritation of the Lungs and forhes the system
against future attacks. In bottles 80 cents and 81
HE ONLY CURE FOR DYsPEPSlA LIVER COMPLAINT In
have been cured Of the above com
plants and tens OF thousands be cured If they
will take Dr. j. $ ROSES DyspeDtc Coaagound and his
Aat-BaloUS or Ratroad Pills. The Dyspeptc Compound
acts directly the Liver and Stomach whilst the Pills
y OF all secreOns keeping the bowels open and regular
also giving strength and appetite These medicines
no Caiomel or Mercury IN any FORM but possess great tonic
Alternative stomach and liver compounds which never
jurs bat always improve the constitution thousands
testify
All Of the above Preparations with Dr. Roses nsdical
Adviser 70 Persons in Sickness and Health De had
W. W. BERRY 4 DEMOVILLE,
SHELL RUTHERFORD, Callstin,
W. F. GRAY, Nashville,
McCLAiN 4 DALE, Columbia
And OF Dealers generally throughout the State
jly20-lyw&d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

THOROUGH BY Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
Il adelpha to PittsbuTg Pa, MassOns " ooster, Ceve-
land, Toledo Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette
Terre Haue Chicago and Mkauke Through by Railroad
from philadelphia to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest ~ the Atlantic Cities the
Great West Passengers will find this the most pleasant
route n Orleans Only 81 to Cincinnati; Sl2 TO louis
VILE Sl9 to St Louis, Via Pennsyva Railroad, the
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg Buckley estate
Capt W BetShOoysr leaves FSburg Sunday; Keystone
State Capt Charles Stone, leaves Pttsburg Monday; ALE
CHENEY Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Ptshurg Tues
day CRYSTAL Palace, Capt kOuntz leaves Psburg led
desday Brilliant Capt r Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day: Pitsburg, Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Psburg Fri
day; Messenger No. 2 Capt John kneeer leaves Pitts
burg Saturday. Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Psburg 10 Cincinnati, 81; Louisville, 50; st.
Louis So.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Psburg
s. SO; MassOn Slg Cleveland Sl0 Mansfield and Crest
line, 81; Columbus sl2 90; Toledo, s3; Cincinnati via
Crestline,) $l5 Chicago via Michigan Southern r. r.
SIS %. To Chicago Waukegan, kenosha Ill, Racine Mil
waukie ShebOygan Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS.
COrnea Of huyki Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents OF the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through Pttsburg Ceve-
land, Cincinnati and Chicago, will leave o'clock A. NJ
Through TO Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at 10A, NJ Through to Cincin-
natl in As hours, including nights comfortable
Pittsburg.
The above lines pass through and stop Lancaster Har-
risburg, Lewistown Huntingdon, Holiday sburg John
stown, Greeuburg, and intermediate places.
NOTIcEln OfloSs, the Company will hold hemsel
Lot exceeding Sl0J. TlltlS. MOORE, Agent
june t. Pennsylvania Baroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line Tor Harrisburg, via Column
Nermedate places, viii leave the above staff 0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
MERCHANTS AND PEDI.ARS-RAGS
WANTED,

I AN paving three cents per ID, cash for all the cotton
L and linen RAGS get delivered al my paper and
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant pedar need have fears Of selling me
all the rags they bring ut the highest price
IL the interest and duty OF the merchant TO buy rays
for creates and draws he otherwise would not
get and he puts 10 that which would otherwise 90
waste.
Some silly persons consider it disgrace to save rags
They ignorant o; the fact that the prodrct om
has done mOra TO advance the happiness Of mankind than
other thing nOwa 70 the arts OF man. and there are
thousands of Intelligent VITO Eoi gyaTe of the in-
caculable advantages they would besow u on gro, mo
up family by saving their rags and with them their pro
ceeds pay for good JsscspDsr that their children would
learn 10 read with avity and gather from it host OF
formation in which our sell beng is associated.
jams W. 5 WHITMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROL!NA-LANCAS
TER DISTRICT.

Ex Parte, Petition for sale of House and
Minor C~' r'v~~' Of Lot, Land and Negroes; estate
.Abrnn Perry, decd. of A. Perry, deceased
T is children of the brothers and sisters
Of Ab1am Perry deceased late of Lancaster District S.
c. that were living the death CT Margaret Perry, widow
Of the late Abm Perry, (Which YasJune 9oh, 1851 do
establish their ghs before the Commissioner Equity,
for Lancaster District ). c., or before the LIST day Of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
the Court of Equity for said District (Which will be
June 2Gth, l55L)
The above order made in above case by the Court
June Term 1853, and The persons to whom the
ers and applies notified TO comply with the acquisitions
therein sci FORTH failure make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the estate Of tbs Tesator
abraham Perry to be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above TO those
who do not. JAMES II. NITHERSPO0N,
Commissioner in Equity, Lancaster District, S. c.
decl-Sn.
- The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of the paper; they al
requested to notice the editorally: The Common
wealth Frankfort Ky; The Register Raleigh N. c.; The
Advertiser, Montgomery Aa The Recorder, Milledgeyle
Ga, The flag Of the Union, Jackson Miss The Union,
and American, Nashville Tenn; The Union, Washington
City Lanc,Istey LoRgey. J. II. w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
ERB's PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

NHlS very important invention has been in about
L three years. The inventor has made Improvements
winch have rendered 1t perfect as STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. 1t has given entire satisfaction to
every who has used It, and the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which it designed 1t sim
pie IN all lis parts, durable and easily kept in order. is
Selfeeing and easily worked by bow IL years of age
Ii vii cut straw in the shu from half inch
three inches in length. Many certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used the 10 prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter in
use Persons needing such article may rest assured
that in il they will lind valuable acquisition to their farm
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his means for
uacuring 'heSa machines and he SELECTS for them
the aentNn of the public and the farmers and planters
particularly the South and West lie will hereafter bs
able nil ali orders rapidly and ensures all machines to
do the work FOR which they are designed.
Being the and patentee and sole proprietor he
viii dispose Of rights for counties or States on reasonable
terms to any Mechanic who may wish to manufacture hem
and will furnish one Sc; Of casting for patterns;
ssnT-gm JOHN E. ERB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND pEDLARs

T HAVE increased and am still increasing nv paper ma
chnery and manufacturing from 50 10 10 reanIs
of printing paper daily and Till order three
raned below and at The prices attached. The qualify OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers
The terms hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the STORE unless it is for 5000 on which ninety
days four months will be given bv the purchases estab
fishing my satisfaction both their Slyency and prompt
ness, aud giving note payable in Bank with good
dOrSer
The following are the sizes and prices viz:
2S by AZ at s. % per ream "a by37 at 50 % per ream;
81 by Il at 400 "a by 36st %
90 By IS at 80 " " p BY 81 At 3I2H" . I"
- by IS at 3715" % ty 80 u 300 "
"a BY 80 at % - d" ~ by 50 q 2I5 d"
Sizes varying in proportion but variation in the prices
above for Team or 900 reaInS
Printers in St Louis and Memphis referred to my
prices &c. Freight from Nashville 10 either point ranges
.rom SO to 4yc per loo during the boiii7g season
january3 VS.. WHlTEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
r. J. CLACK,
Wholesale Grocer,
COKNZSI0X AND F0RWARDLyG MERCHANT,
Cotton and Tobacco Factor

C0KAZSSI0X AND F0RWARDLNG MERCHANT,
Cotton and Tobacco Factor
Corner of College and Church streets. Nashville
COFFEE-2Oo bags Rio; so bags Havana;
so do Laguyara; so do Java.
ClGARS-20,0 900 Imp. Havana; $4,000 American;
100000 Cuba SIS and Melee Cigars;
CANDLES-200 0oxes Sperm and Star;
200 boxes Sterine Tallow;
COTTON YARNS-A los OF assorted Nos. Osnuburs,
perioi quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUlrs-iSc bxs Rasns assorted sizes % drums Figs;
FISH-5O barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
rs hits Mackerel l2cases Sardines,
FLoUR-2OO bbls Galigo; 80 IFS Cincinnati;
IS do St. Louis (Harrisons)
GLASS-S0O boxes Window all Sizes
125 do Of, PIT, and Is Pt. Flasks;
rs do Flint Tumb ers and Goblets;
60 do Squat and Cap Jars;
80 Demfons five and three gallons;
IR0N-Tennessee and Pittsburg assorted sizes,
LIQUORS. cases London Participants and pintsi
10 eases Scotch Ale Z"
IS barrels American and French Brandy
IS do Apple and Peach %
400 de Whisky various brands;
50 do Holland Gin; % do ". E. Rum
% do Wine various kinds;
loo do Cider Vinegar;
MOLASSES-l5O bbs and 4 bbls reboied and 5. House;
rs bbls St Louis and o Golden Syrup;
NAILS-15O kegs Pittsburgh, assorted Sizes
15O do Wheeling :"
PfCKLES-l5 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 cases TOniatoe Catsup;
SUGAR-lOO hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bbls St Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised % do Loaf 1Loyerng's;)
SPICES-l0 bags Allspice; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SAIT-20O bbls kanavha; $50 sacks fine and coaset
l35 sacks Dairy and rs boxes table salt;
| S0AP-10O boxes bar; 80 do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS barrels Miet Seed;
| TEAS-2O cases-variOus brands;
| TOBACCO-50 boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article
SUNDRIES-Indigo, COpperas, Nader, Olive OIL Lead
Powder, Shot, Sals:rafus Soda, Axes, Chains
Painted Buckets, &C., &c.
| For sale low for cash by I'll. CLACk.
! "a Liberal advances on cOnsignmentS
| WANTED-l0O,00 900 lbs of clean washed Wool
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
| Dried Fruit Feathers, Beeswax, Talow and Ginseng.
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceres
| ianl5 L / CIArk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
REMOVED.

JOHN YORK & Co Booksellers, Statiouers,
Book Binders and Blank Book manufacturers have re-
moved to the CORNER OF UNION AND CHERRY
STREETS opposite the Bank of Tennessee-wbere they
will sell Books, Paper, lax Gold and Steel Pens Bsnk
Books Steamboat Books and all other kinds az r@lacsf
prices. uanl2
TTOR sALE-A neat BRICK HOUSE with three
Il and basement, in kdgehed, located in teHHt-
full lot fronting fet North side Of Gsatia Pike
ming back about 296 ieet e street. Applyto -
r. W. BROWN,
ian14 Real Estate Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
Life. Health. yigor secured.

Or. MOrses lnvigOratng Elixir Cordial spreading
health, hope and Joy among the sick the weak and the all
ing in every section Of the Union Strange that an herb
casually discovered in the deserts under Equator where
civilization is unknown, should be destined work com-
plete revolution in Medical Science The faculty are p
zed Where all other medicines fail and the patient seems
going down. stage by stage TO the weakness Of utter help
essnes Ibis preparation arrests the progress Of debts
ton at once The trembling, invalid the victim of
headache neuralgia, dyspepsia bilious disease general de-
blity mental depression any other disorder Of the
gans of thought digestion, notion sensation eIcretou
feels immediate benefit from USE and by persevering
it, fully the health and the energies which belong
to the best conditions of the physical and mental systems
These facts vouched for by the highest written esmo-
NY they patent 10 the experience every human being
who has given the Cordial a trial.
TIE Cordial IS put up, highly concentrated pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle for I've dollars
for twelve dollars
c. IT, RING, Proprietor.
1872, Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United Ststes Canada
the West Indies, and by W. F. GRAY, SOEEAGE.YT
successor to Cartwright & Armstrong corner of Mrke
and Broad Streets Nashville Tenn. ljan-Im dtrw&w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22

yr>IF undersigned would 10 the citizens OF
Nashville that they have effected an arrangement with
,Ie Rev. ORyILLR DEWEY, for the delivery OF his famous
lowell Lectures upon the PROBLEM or HUMAN Destiny
ese Lectures twelve in number originally deliver
I'd te Lowell Institute and were presented to that
Institution by ticir learned and eminent author They
have excited the highest admiration for their eoluence and
originality in every city Of the Union in which they have
been deiyersd .r,.
In orng an opportunity to hear ths series oil Lectures
nv "a pralndy acquainted with Nature 50 familiar with
Si,,eA IA s most comprehensive senRo, original IN
,hobt 80 warm and benevolent IN all hrs sympaties and
urato, The undersigned feet just reason
10 congratulate the public aud themselves To correct any
.aalprehenson in the outset would state, that the
saell Lectures only far religious regiuIiis
sepaIlIs ircm the subject OF "Iuman Destiny and
ot intended propagate any peculiar system of fa.-
lhe delivery here been solicited, and engaged ahe
cnnary risk 0f the undersigned, and tickets of admission
ail be fixed such will place attendance within
the POKER ct he hambest If which the public will be hr-
her advised in doe time. The will cummence in the
month Of February as DR. Beyeys present engagements
will not admit Of his presence AT an earlier day.
JMEIGS NEIL s BROWN.
ED IL EWING, JOHE TRlMBLE,
JOHN 4 McEWEN, Russell HOUSTON,
HUGH DOUGLAS, HENRY BLOOD,
~ BERRY, JOHN NJ LEA,
AND J DUNCAN JOHN EAKGN
RSWIIIIAMs; W II HUMPHREYS
BYRD DOUGLAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-22
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U $ mA1 pAcKE

THE splendid new passenger steamer, aS
l. IL. r. W. HILL, THos. NEwEI, Mas H~-lz-sI-sMf
ter will run in the above trade this sea- SsIz2s
son, leaving Memphis on her first "trip on AssSs
Saturday, the 22d Of October The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis U. s. Mail Pack
cts and viii gre through tickets from New Orleans
Nashville
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON win
leave Nashville every Wednesday, ct NJ with freight
ani passengers for the Hill.
Oct6 A l.. DAVIS, I agent