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MEDICINE.
THE MEDICAL MAGNET. OR, EVERY

THE MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY
Il ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the only
MALE and FEMALE and that contains RECIPES for tho
cure of the 1t gives the symptoms of the different
diseases follows them up their different stages with re-
cipes written in plain English, for their From this
the unfortunate learn their precise situation take
their pencil and make out prescription, (which can be
procured at an Drug Store and by following implicitly
Of this late Professor in one Of the leading Medical
Colleges OF Phadelphia has, perhaps had practice
IN of m ate Diseases in different stages OF Socie
y than any other Physician in the country 1t contains
beautiful Lithogaphc Figure of Femaie showing the
formation OF the Genersye Organs with proper expana-
tons, &c. = 80
delphia, Pa Price 81 per Copy-Free Of Posta ge
ularSO '54-d&wen q - ~4t
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VRACT OE SA RSPARIIIA ANn IQQIlE


iASSA In presenting TO the notice and acceptance the
PREPARATION the subscriber does not seek benefit
Patent right 10 en- nance the value of articles he
wish to conceal from the knowledge ofits ingredients
IN order to gain public confidence and He
ply state tnat as ApothecaTy he has been for
the habit OF preparing under the directions gentlemen
emlnence III the medical profession both in Kentucky
Tenhessee the above Compound. Familiar with best
methods OF displacement, and with the
ana powerful apparatus he has sought to combine
lhe tined and known virtues various articles
ma Medca In such propoIion and in such cheap
bic orm as to furnish remedy of certain and wonderful
ecaey atLesed by long experience, every disease
geny hat owe their origin pareniage sirumous a
ScrOfHons tant in the Constitution and blood
such as hite swelling, Chronie Ulcers lon> stahdiG g
obstinate letter, Ring Worms, Sore Eyes, Sead Head Sy
pntc Disorders and other diseases and blood
nal ressthe usual Treatment He snbs,an,iate BY the
Vou and General debility, Indigestion or Dispep:ia Ipaa
NATION ofthe Kidneys Rheumatism &C., &c IL is conf
ueH! recommended in Diseases Peculiar Females, such
as or Whites. Suppressed Menstruaon Chloro
SIS or Green Sickness. Without enumerating he
TO state and from the result already before him.
the declaration with emphasis and in all truth that
ne he is Offering the world reliable certain
or that formidable evil of Kings and King evil
he ocrcuia in all its protean shapes whether confined
ana manifested in the separate tissues body or
"ne'her m 1t pervades the entire system.
Inc above medicine be obtained the Drug Stores of
w; r GRAY, EWlN BROTHERS,
SlhEICH FLEMING, II. G. SCOVEL,
J. q. BROWN, BERRY q DEMoVIL
n G. w. HENDERSHoTT
VI at the Depot, No. %, Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
Maf<--'mdSw b. F. WILLIAMS.
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SUNDRIES.
RIJRNET,s WATER COOLERS.

n xI5x1
vXTITH this elegant article families of ordinary size car
w be supplied with water as cool SIS ice ITSELF by
! outlay of 5cts per dsy for ice.
BURNET'S FfLTERING APPARATUS, for removing
impurities from water, rendering it perfectly clear and
wholesome. - I 80 3. l-e74 - : D a.i at
!, ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND .TUBS-We have a
large assortment which will sell low for cash or to punc-
tual customers. s@.. 1e--a
Also, Ice WALLETS, ICE PICS, &c, &C.
PLUNGk SPONGE AND SHOWER BATHS.-We
have all varieties of Bath Tubs made of an extra heavy
article OF zinc, imported expressly for the purpose.
Also, TOILET SETS FOR CHAMBERS of the best
New York patterns. =. = llr---.T
BRITTANIA WARE.-We have this day received from
New York and will sell at small advance the
iac.urers prices the most elegant stock of BRlTTANIA
WAKE that has been offered in this city, prices
low as to induce those in the moderate crcum
stances to combine elegance with comfort
Brittana Candiestcks, Pitchers Cups, Lamps, DC, &c,
all at equally low rates. - -
BLOCK TIN COVERED DISHES of all sizes.
- Coffee Urns, Soup Tureens. higgins, &C, &c. DC
may3'54 SNOW MACKENZIE co.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING

Is the TENTH WONDER OF THE World, and the greatest
blessing offered TO afflicted humanity; the suffering
Millions the Doctor can say relief is at your command
You have only TO this magical remedy. All those
who still suffer- and will accept the profered balm
deserve not the pity OF their families.
This wonderful medicine during the brief period since
Its introduction has carried happiness the hearts Of
thousands and made life charm many who heretofore
regarded it Only painful and miserable existence.
10 the winds sn a 5 II En- D.
tongues proclaim the merits Of the great American
King Of Pain preparation composed solely of yeaera
eles and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
bounteous soil
We would ask the LADIES who are always competent
judges OF what and what is valuable family medi-
cine TO do special favor BY giving the King Of pain
single trial. and if satisfactory exert their nnence
In ITS BEHALF recommend it. speak well and often of it,
and see that it Is used by their afflicted neghbors The
Ladies always charitable when hey induce their
suffering friends to this really valuable medicine
they viii be doing act Of beneyoenos that they can
well be proud Of This powerful and truly msvical
remedy for all external diseases sores swelIin9s bnrns
&e and Tor many internal Affections It is certain cure
yet perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing
n- least injurious effects in the delicate or
the weakest constitution
IL entirely useless follow the old and worn-out
system OF puoiishing to the public thousands Of certih
Gates OF wonders performed by this medicine Il costs
but twenty-five cents to try it; Dr. Bail stakes his
more than he claims for it.
We would ask, have you the rheumatism or Gous:
these are not pleasant companions and we knew that
you would hks to drive them away soon a. possibs
then
"BULL's KING OF PAIN.n
Would you be cured almost immediately of Bowel
ComPisint, Dy sentery Summer Com paint Cholera Nor
bss, CrSnp Coc, Head Ache Tooth or any other achs
or Psin' the remedy is simple and the certain.
USE TILE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Wouli you have your Sores, Swelliugs, Cuts, Burns
bruises or any other wounds hesied, repeat
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN
Worm s. So% sa be sSrsa s q j sef fpnc & G nssc 1as
Hands, and all other Sores, either dry running ~a
say again and again, YOUR REMEDY is DR.. John Bulls
"KING OF PAM
Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, TumorA
kruptons, disease of the Skin caused BY impure
blood, then DR. John Bulls Sarssparilla internally
and the King Of Pain externally, nothing be
certain than speedy and efectual cure. .-
DIR, JOHN BULL'S
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
FU1a CRoss srRsEr, osz Docs sNow MALE,
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SEASONABLE ARTICLES.

VNTATER COOLERS, with without derers, of New
w York, Cincinnati and Nashville manufacture, at
PRESERVING CANS, suitable for putting up in their
juice the various fruits and vegetables of this and the
approaching
PRESERVING KETTLES Brass Copper and Iron,
enameled with porcelain.
SAUCE PANS, Iron Tin and Copper
WASH BASINS, Copper, Znc Iron and Tin, JaPanned
BATH TUBS, of all kinds and sizes
THERMOMETERS at all prices.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and HOMEMADE Jelly, Milk and
EGG CHURNs, WHIPS and BEATERS.
PATE PANS, the greatest variety ever offered in this
NUT CRACKERS, Steel and Silver Plated and Patent
lULAP TUMBLERS, PORCELAIN MUDLERS, &c.
DOOR MATS, Manila, Calcutta, Hemp Jue Grass, &c.
Our stock of Door Mats being greater than the wants of
House Keepers. will furnish those persons who can
appreciate the best article in this line much cheaper than
they have ever before been sold IN Nashville
HOUSE KEEPING G00DS.-We receive weekly from
New York additions stock of House Keeping Goods,
and propose keep hand all times full assortment
of al articles requisite for the House Keepers.
maySo'54 SNOW. MACKENZIE co.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
DY virtue of deed of trust made TO me Trustee by
DThos Gilbert, the 2sth day of Feb lS5s and regis
tered in the Registers Office IN Davidson county III Book
No H. pages II a:d T2 10 certain debts therein
mentioned will the Sd day Of July 1884 at the Court
House door in the city of Nashville expose to public sale
ON a cr lit and years, lot 10 said town, being
part of lot No plan of said town. fronting ory ee
on Water street and running back eighty feet on which
is a LARGE BRICK HOUSE, near the WTe Suspension
Bridge. Also another lot ON he southwest side OF Sum
mer street extended through Barrows Grove, fronting 25
feet said and running back 20 fee; TO any Alley
The purchaser will be required To give bond with good Sc
curty equal iustaments for the purchase money
and lien will retained By the express provisions OF
hedeed the above lots will be sold free from the equity OF
redemption. JESSE ". PAGE,
iune3-td-nrinters' fee $40 Trustee.
IgON aqua ofNINt.S rOHS UiLS - inese
- Springs will be rented for the present year. or leased
Tor term of years There accommodations
lor visitors and everything necessary 10 make them
popular place OF resort for health pleasure They
situated Hickman County, Tennessee and for the last
several years have been much equented by the citizens
oil Davidson, Williamson Msury and other neighboiing
coInt'es Any wishing rent or lease will address
| MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS
/ bon Aqua T. o., Hickman county, Tenn, or
| s. L. FINLEY,
u College street, opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
narls SIT
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NOTICE.

TTAVING sold the ground which my Iron Foundry
is situated, College street. Nashville now offer for
sale the Building it being frame OF the following dimen
sions feet front running back 81 feet, &C feet by 40
fee-a two stories high "A good portion of the building
is new the tmbers all good and be easily moved
Also my stock of palerns which very numerous
consisting Engines Mill gearing of almost every descrp
ton and latest styles Mill wheels OF almost every descrp
tion frsrate Engine and Boiler and all the fixtures to
make the compete Blast Eau OF the most approved
PLAN Mill for grinding Backing two Cupuoes In good or
der three large Stacks well braCed with iron rods aud Kegs
from bottom TO top tasks suitable for moulding almost
any description OF casting all the stock hand finished and
with everything else pertaining to the Foundry
Tie above can be got very liberal terms-h desired
on credit of from ten years. Possession can be
given in September, 1884. ,,,x,r
may7-dtrw&w3m* SAMUEI Y. = VIZ.
DRANDY FRUITS.-2U aoz. sssorseu n.snas FRUITS
Il Inst racevad an9O J. NIXON, JR =
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so NJ E L HING
NEW A ND VALUABLE.

THE most powerful King on the face of the globe now
rsigns supreme in the American Republic The pow
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insgn6capcs
when compared to that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase the riches of the rich and lord and reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent. Our American King goes forth with equal wiling
to the ordly mansion and humble cabin ready alike
70 administer relief and offer health and happpiucss
e the lofty and loMlY. the rich and the noar
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u,ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
-v,,i-T THOUSAND Papers new Crop Gardeu Seed,
just received and warranted refn, Se sI G9ImERssHg E all
tne ps Six week beans Glove Onions, &c, by the
may Also Cabbage Button Onions, &c, &c, by the
1Suoi' NO. }. G. BROWN,
pound. No A. COLLEGE Street
tebl2
I've -EA2ORS AND orRUpS-2uo dozen Wade d
l. R!ntcbeT]s celebrated Razors among which hne as
.I,ant If WARRANTED RAZoRS, IN cases Of one pair
g. rivate use also further additional stock OF Bar
, ~. also Wade a Brtcher's Razor Srops, new
.ed verT superior article. FALL CUNNINGHAM
Ahu eif Collie -e street
mar1-u
-.SpARAGUS iSOUTS.-,oOo on hand and Tor
n sale by Itsb24 54I d " - y
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..-.. NOTICE. ....-s.
DY virtue of execution directed TO me from the Su
Dpreme Court of Errors and Appeals Nashville will
offer for sale for cash the Ceur House in Nashville the
ls Sard, in August next all the right and interest that
w. d DORRIS has in and to certain lot parcel OF
ground situated in South Nashville, bounded follows
Beginning at Maonys Corner and running SOuthwardly
with College street. 1872 feet to the line of the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad, then Eastwardly with the said
Railroad l3l feet to an Alley thence with the line Of said
Alley to Mallory ine l52 feet thence at angles with
said Malonys line. l3 feet 10 the beginning point levied on
the property Of W. Doris, and in favor OF Wesley
Greenfield Sale within Law ful hours. l. BlGLEf,
ie6-lw3 Sheriff of Davidson.
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COMPLAINTS OF TILE SEASON I

COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON
Use THE GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
When the bowels affected in way; whether the
disease is acute chronic it is equally beneficial in
both cases. whenever there is Dysentey Darrsea Bloody
Flux Gripping and Straning, Cramps IN the bowels and
Cholera 1t certain and immediate remedy in all Of
these complaints
Nv position as Chairman of the Board of Health has
brought constantly contact with persons suffering
from darrhe dysentery and cholera So strongly was
impressed with the value of the Graeenberg Dysenry Sy
rp in all cases of bowel complaint that caused il to be
sent Quarantine where the cholera then existed aad Is
not little singular that but single reported at
terward Facts coming under the observation Of my
sociaes Board strengthen the belief that thus
remedy Invaluable in all cases OF disease OF the bowels
I. r. hIBBAkD. NJ d.,
Chm Board of HEALTH New York City.
have had an opportunity of witnessing the effects OF
the Graeenberg Dysentery Syrup in of bowel
paint especially those of character and have
no hesitation in saying that is admirably adapted the
cure of these diseases. T. L. DEFORREST. NJ D.
+. -...-- New York City.
may51. ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent.
Price-5O and 25 cents per Bottle.
LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-
ENBERG CHILDKEN'S PANACEA.
w sney; the child troubled with spns and ha''
When there is ooseness of the bowels or where the dis
charge is scanty, Of a bad color and SMELL
When there eruptions or when the skin is red and
axcoriated;
When the child is attacked with Measles, Commissions
Cholera lnanIm orWorIns, this remedy is certain cure
and its will relieve The anxious mind of the mother at
once; r.E .-..--.. - go -
When the child starts in its sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed or frightened look;
When there are Worms this remedy is the most certain
cure ever known Let be first thing Iesorted 10 IN
all of childrens diseases and almost instant reie'
For sale by every Druggist in Nashville. Price SO cents
per msvs svsS'' "''H ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent
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MANNY's REAPING AND MOVING MA.
CHINE.

TINE undersigned having secured the to this Sateof
Il fers for sale maney's Patent Reaper and MOwers
awarded the FIRST premium for Moving and the second for
Reapng at the New YORK State Fair the trial in Gene
and New York in July 1852, competition with eleven
other Machines; awarded Silver Medal at the Ohio State
Fair for The best Reaper and Mower and receiving the high
award at the Vermont and Michigan State Fairs for the
best Reaping and Moving Machine.
The true merit of this Machine has given tia triumph
all others, and being perfect combination of Reap
and Mower the Farmer with double value,
The price of the Machine delivered Nashville is S175
For the successful perotm Of this Machine refer to
the certificates below of Doct John Shelby and L. E. Brad
ley. mar2l 81 l.. P. CHEATHAM
Nashville Tennessee
NASHVILLE, June 2S, 1853
Col L. P. CHEkTHAM-Deqr Sir have been using the
Reaping and Moving Machine patened by Nancy OF Hi
noi which you offering to the citizens OF Tennessee
1t is first labor saving Machine. 1t works neatly
rapidly. The amount per day will depend principally
upon the speed of the If the travel four
miles per hour ii will REAP 10 acres in 10 hours Ii
is entitled to the confidence of the public. Respectfully
j. SHELBY
l. L. F. Bradley, managing the farm Of DR.. Shelby
make the following statement We hsve had for than
one week one of Col Cheathams Moving and Reaping
Machines have tried Clover and grain blown down
and tangled and state that ii and cs cleaner than
the scyhsbade and will per day much IA hands
and it at least II per day. June 29 53.
l. HRADI,EY
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EWING BROS, Ag mt.
w. +. GRAY, Agent
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lime CIGARS.-I invite the attenti n of smokers to
L to supply of Kegalils which have reeee to-day.
apo, J. NIXON, JR
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

Essas7 Conducted On tie HaUdna pLIH ~
.y- TO BE DRAWN goth OF JUNE,.lS54
CAPITALS 49, - . ....... 1880
............5 5000
....,........... 5000
. = .......... 1900
In all, 23S prizes, amounting to. s3a,Voo
Tickets s. O0-Haves and Quarters in proportion.
All communications strictly confidential. .i.a
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, will please Leave
their orders with Mr. H. B. CHAMPION, who is aufhor-
zod receive and forward hem and to whom the schemes
and drawings will be regularly sent ... .s ,
compliance with the above will much time and
labor necessary individual orders from time to
time. SAMUEL SWAMI gent and Manager
Sign of the Bronze Lions
my27-lm Montgomery, Ala.
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AND MARRANTS.-Wea buying and paying
/ 1 the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
sons at distance having sell by sending 10
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling at the time in Nashville and
he cash remtted or paid to order. -.----
iuIy2l DYER PEART. h co
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LNOK IiIikE.--4, stUsiAN ana UiiILlj--rAir cook
washer and ironer tor the balance of the year. Apply
to june4 --- - VIM. L. BOYD, JK-
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An Znvaluab2e Book .lor % cents. ''Epay Fansa,
should hare Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less xv1!IkH
Il than 5 months. new edition. revised II1E9
and improved, just issued SN0
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= TUT 7hLH IstILU NIFTY AIIENIO. =
WITHOUT the len st shadow of doubt the Chinese
wv Rheumatic AniidOte, is the only reliable reme-
dy before the public for the Immediate and permanent
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Veto Of the INDECENT Insane bill.

The President has vetoed the INDECENT Insane
bill. We have not room in our columns at pres
ent for the message. The Pittsburgh Post, says
Of the document: "A bill passed Congress grant
ing 100000 of the public lands to the several
States, for the benefit Of their INDECENT insane
The message examines the questions involved in
the bill with perfect candor, and great ability
The President thinks the constitutional objections
to such grant too strong to be evaded or doubted
To the policy of this bill he also objects. If ten
millions of acres of land may be voted to the in
digent insane, ten or twenty millions more may
be voted to the INDECENT, who are not insane
Thus all the poor and unfortunate ofthe land may
become objects of government charity. The i'd
lotto, the nirm, the sick, the poor, and every 9TH
er class whose misfortunes excite the sympathies
of the phantbropic, may, in the same way, un-
der the principle Of this bill, be made subjects of
government bounty; and thus the whole public
domain will soon disappear.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Albert SAKE CORlurg.

Great Indignation is becoming manifest, against
Prince Albert, for his want of sympathy with the
English people on the Turkish question Here
tofore he has been very popular-popular be.
cause he has wholly abstained from political in.
trigue, and interference with the affairs of state.
But he is now charged with being the instgatol
and supporter of the ant-Turkish policy of Lord
Aberdeen-and controlled entirely by the Enper.
or of Russia and Austria. All his influence has
been used toward the Queen in order to prevent
friendly relations with the Sultan. He receives
his instructions through Leopold of Bel GUM. He
is charged with betraying state secrets, direct
violation of his oath, as privy counsellor, and
would render him liable to impeachment.
Lord Palmerston's resignation it is said, was
publicly announced in Vienna, one day before il
was made known in London.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
WelaNchOIY Casualty.

Our town was thrown into state of great ex-
element about noon on last Tuesday. by tho hor-
rfyng announcement, that Mary Ann Sellers, Il
very respectable young lady of this place, had
taken poison and was dead! So horror strack
were our citizens by the sad intelligence, thu,
many would not fully accrcdit the report until
they had satisfied themselves Of its lamontablc
truth, by gazing upon the paIlid features of tho
unfortunate young woman, as she lay corpse
before them. The following are the facts us nc
curately as we could learn them, from one who
was an eye witness Of her death, and fully ac-
quanted with the canses which led to it, so lar az
they could be aSccrtained.
Miss Sellers was in the temporary employmept
of the family of DR.. Artcr, and on tho day Of her
death was engaged at washing. For tire purpose
OF relaxation, as is supposed, she left the wash
tub and went into the Dr'S medicinal apartment.
tand thoughtessly proceeded to examine some of
the numerous bottles and phals arranged upon
! the shelves. Among these was a bottle Of pow
dered Mrychnine, which, it appears she ipeol..
siderdtely or through curiosity, tasted. She then
returned to the house, and after taking adrink OF
water resumed her washing with her usual cheer
! luIn"ss. In the course ofa few minutes, she on
tered the house, and complained to Mrs. Arter OF
feeling very unwell. Mrs. Arter who had seen,
her pass the window of her room and 90 into the
Office few minutes before, then questioned her
as to whether she had taken anything while there.
when she admitted that she had merely tasted the
contents of bottle; and when Mrs Arter, from
apprehension of the fearful truth, produced the
bottle of &ry:hnine, she identified it as the one
from which she had tasted She had by this
time become unable to accompany Mrs. After to
the office to point out the bottle.
Dr. Arter being absent from home at the time.
medical aid was called in, and means to counter
act the effects Of the poison were promptly resort
ed to. But all was unavailing-thc fatal drug
had too fully acted upon the vital energies Vic.
lent spasms rapidly supervencd, and in half an
hour from the unfortunate young woman's visit to
the office, she was corpse. So speedy was the
deadly effects OF the poison, that before the
neighbors could be called in, she had lost tho
power of utterance, and was unable to explain TO
them the circumstances connected with the cause
of her sufferlngs There is every reason to be-
leve that she was ignorant Of what she had done
until it was too late. Everything was done for
her relief, that, under the circumstances could bo
done, in the brief space Of time afforded
This sad occurrance has cast a gloom over the
whole community, and many hearts deeply SYM
pathise with the numerous afflicted friends of the
deceased. Truly. I'm life we are in the midst OF
DEATH -Carrolton Dem COMPANION.