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HUGH HENDERSON,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
On Tie .SYUdrs-Aext TO Gord1,l's yt1,rs5osss

On Gfe !YS9'e-Dert TO GordO7ls H1rsi0Hse
NXTOULD inform the'rNorio .; hs.si.... ,,u spr.
w rounding country thar L, Las recently ia, owed
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard and IS now nj oared
to fill al orders IN the marble ne tic shortest nos, and
Oh the uOst favorable terms for sH He would call par
cular ri; entOn to his we'll selected stGcko of mon M nts
mantle Tfeces figures gard figures sa,uary Porpt1ns
Baptism ais ounts rns Va es Tombc &C. ra1v of wi cb
of II nurest Italian Marble and from the tb;se ~ the
best Eur masters. His aIrargenepts are now ocrr
pete furnishing 81 kinds cf marble a;,r of t;z own
manufacture or mOored He has hand .a7pe ouantitv
OF Italian marble. N he rUugn state which he will sell
very low EcdSe ruture in Egyptian Marble of the best
qaiy can be had at his yard He atters himself that he
can now serve the public accommodating terms as
any similar establishment in the west share of public
pHnVnase Is Sohelted. may3l.
S-The attention ofthe lovers of the Fine Artists d
reced my assortment of Stauary They are of the
cts and hnestqualitv and "fdirectim importations
NEW YORK MADE ALE PUMPS.-A few Of
theaboye Tor sllewarranted to work free and not
get out Of order Also, Walkers Ale by the barrel half
barrel dc. For sale at J.G i c. ROBERTSON'S.
apl9 Broadway
LIME kAZORS AND STRUPS-2UO dozen Wade 4
Il Butchers celebrated RazOrs among which fine as
sorment of WARRANTED RAZ0RS, in cases of one pair
each for private use also further additional stock of Bar
bers Razors also, Wade Butchers Razor Strops Few
and very superior article FALL l. CUNNINGHAM
hir'-u College street.
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MISCELLANEOUS9g
REssI;i i E q MMh4IAsaIs, y I'LL "A GeMeogNP ,kxy,

ID TRACT OF SARSPAR1LLA AND1ODIDE OF PO
TASSA. In presenting the Dotee and acceptance the
Medical Profession and of the Public the
preparauon the SUBSCRIBER does sock the
Patentrght 10 enhance the value OF ois src
wish to conceal from any, the knowledge ingredients
ply state that he has been years
the habit OF preparing under the directions of gentlemen
eminence In the medical professions both in Kentncky
Tennessee, the above Compound. Familiar with the best
methods of displacement and with the advantages Of large
and powerful apparatus he has sought to combine together
the tried and virtues Of various articles of the Mate
Medca in such proportions and in such cheap and dura
bic form, tofurnish remedy of certain and wonderful
efficacy attested long experience, not for disease
that flesh heir but Tor large class numerous
that their origin and parentage 10 sirumous a
such White Swelling, Chronic Ulcers of long sandr g
Obstinate letter. Ring Worms, Sore Eyes, Scad Head
phe Disorders and other diseases the skin aud blood
that ressthe usual Treatment He substaniate by the
very best of evidence here in City its efficacy in Ner
yous and General debility, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Ina
nation ofthe Kidneys rheumatism, &c, &C. 1t is conf
denty recommendation Diseases Peculiar Females, such
as Leueorrha Whites. Suppressed Menstruaon Chloro
sis Green Sickness Without enumeratiRg further he is
max the declaration with emphasis and in all truth that
he believes he is offering the world reliable and certain
remedy formidable evil of Kings and King of evil
the Scroua in all Its protean shapes whether confined
lone and manifested in the tissues OF the body
whether ii peryades the entire system. =
The above medicine obtained at the Drug Stores Of
w. +. GRAY, -i .I EWIN BROTHERS, 4
e STRETCH & FLEMING, II. G. SC0VEL, !rs-t -
J.G BROWN, ~ BERRY & DEMOVIL,
.ea...- G. w. HEYDERSHoIT.. ~ ~ -.
Or at the Depot No. %, Broadway, Nash ille Tenn,
q mara2-smd&w h T, WILLIAMS.
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~RPs wOoDwARD.-ohce No Cherry street.
hss doors north of Church street has on hand acme
Mater Of the very best quality which ne VIII supply TO the
na.se. s.so, ~ ~ gsuaraIly octS-Iy
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TOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale his
L valuable tract of Land in Bedford county, on Noaks
Fork of Duck River l2 miles North East of Shelbyyie
from Wartrace Depot and half mile from Fairfield the
road leading from Shelbyvle to McMinnve. The tract
contains 450 acres all under good fence, 800 in high
state of cultivation and 50 well set in blue grass 1t
bnes all the qualities Of first class cotton stock farm
being abundanty watered and well adapted to the growth
of hemp corn cotton small grain and all kinds of grass.
1t has upon commOdous neat and comfortable frame
dwelling frame kitchen and smoke house, and two large
and roOmy barns also very fine apple and peach orchard
The neghborhood is of the best in Middle Tennessee
society moral and intelligent evnced in the erection OF
fine Male Academy, amply large to accommodate 200 pu-
nils The post office, with semi weekly mall Duck River
Mail Academy "a very ourishing SCHOOL, and two churches
are in half mile of the above place. which will be sold up
on reasonable terms the has concluded to remove
10 Teyas MATT s. FINCH
apll8-wtf farneld, Tenn.
4 CARD.-Dr T. W. CONNER PhysioPathic, or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business to California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public trusting the general satsfac
ton he has heretofore given will restore him bis icrmer
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office on the corner of Union and Summer Streets hes-
dence 81 Summer street. between Broad and Church.
feb7'54-Sm,
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OOK AT THIS,-Having taken out License un-
IL der the new corporation law, are now prepared
sell negroes Commission, and will make LIBERAL cash ad
obey instructions unless it be to separate families Eight
or ten likely girls wanted DABBS PORTER
feb 4 "a No 33 Cedar street
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a.. SUNDRIES.
NEuFFER. uEyDRIx 4 CO..

N0NMTSStON MSRCHANfS. for the sale Of Flour
~ Gran. Bacon sad PrOdnce generally. OF Eas
Eay aud Union Wharves, Charleston, y. G.
REFsEENc ESA john Caldwell President 8. G. r. r; r
Iuiin Esq Charleston; SeantOn, Seymour Co, Augusta
" H. Stark 20, Augusta; Vim G. Pete Co., Atlanta
french * Van EPps. Chsitanoos; A. Bell fha'te"'gs;
oroie. Wilson, Co, loudon; Joseph Poto Charleston.
IN presenting the above card would be doing nns-
Hce 70 our feelings mot 10 express gratitude to
ir,ehds N Geolga Tennessee, North and South
announcement M tins business IN ls4f We have nursed
aSs aus , ean rs infancy labored year after year
lied with the different lines Of railroad and have h IN;
sruinenal 10 reducing The freight of produce to reasonable
rates. have trends IN Europe and the north and arc
prepared 10 lnase advances o shipments either markets
We would say % o'r friends and the pabc that il will
be 10 their interest 10 cOnSign to u.s. we pay our vho
attention the business alone. z,-i 9i7 .
We Will make liberal adraacenents consignmepts a.
mchl7-3m NEUFFER HEN Dirk On
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"WHo HATH NoT Insr A FRIENnr,

WRU HATH NUI lUSI a FhlENUE'
HEAVEN; earnest and scripural Inquiry into the
abode of the Sainted Dead. By Rev. II. HarbagSh.
HEAVENLY RECOGNITION; a discussion of the ques.
ton-wi we know friends IN Heaven? BY the author
of the Sainted Dsad
OF all the subjects that can interest the human heart
few it must be admitted exceed that which constitutes
the matter Of this volume We only say that the sab
ect is treated here in touching and feeling manner, and
with the aids which the light Of Revelation affords for
dm distant percertCn OF that world to which all
fastening Shall know and recognize friends theres
What bOSt of powerful emotions rush upon the heat at
the associations the recollectons and the ancpatOns
which the enquiry awakens.4mericaH Courier.
THELAsT ENEMY: CQnqusring and COnqured.
THE II tPPINESS OF TIE BLESSED. Bishop Maui.
ECHOES OF INFANT VOICES
THE DEATH OF LITTLE CHILDREN. By Ireneus-
GLIMPSES OF HEAVEN; or Light beyond Jordan
THE SILENT COMFORTER
THE CYPRESS WREATH.
THEMOuRNER'S CHAPLET, &c. &c.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
apl2 College street
ITO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We have in store alsrge asSormei 1t OF Fancy aud
Variety Goods suitable for country and city stores which
invite the attention of the city and country trade We
have hand large stock of the following Goods and will
continue to receive additions weekly Also 6ne
ment Of House Furnishing Goods wholesale and retaE
Table Cutlery; Combs and Brushes
Pocket do; Sewing Silks Spool Cotn;
Jewelry and Clocks; Braid and Rutland Hats;
Plated Brittania Ware; Silk and Straw Bonnets;
Wood and Willow do; Gloves and Hosiery;
Portmones, fine assortm't; Umbrellas Whips;
Gold and silver Watches; Baskets; Mats;
Looking Glasses; Cotton Cards;
Coffee Mills.
With many other articles, too to Mention to
which invite the attention of the trade
A MORRISON 4 CO,
Wholesale Variety and House Furnishing Store corner
Square and Deaderiok ST., Nashville
mar29.
A AACCINEVIRUS.-Asm small quantity just reeeIyed
/ L \ ofreliable quality. &c. J. c. BROWN
NTOTICE,-Ihay a fine RED SULPHUR SPRlNU
~ in Macon county, Tennessee, six miles norfh oil
ette on Puncheon Camp Greek, with small
the Spring TO accommodate those who may wish 10 's W
Slrg this Summer will rent, sell or take IN partner
caron and fit up with more buildings Tor e purpose
of accommodating those who may WISH 70 vsi' 1 9ne
| ap2o-sudw*. Lillian HoAhh'
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..- SOM ETIIN
NEW AND VALUAB BL T..

THE most powerful King the face of the globe now
rsigus supreme in the American Republic. The power
of the heads of Europe sink into insgnhcanes
when compared to that Of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them TO
the riches Of the rich and ordy and to reduce
70 greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the lordy mansion and humble cabin resdy alike
70 administer relief and offer health and Happiness
to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
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1JENNS1LFANIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NED
l. PLANES AVOIDED. Two Daily Lines from Pits
burgh to Philadelphia Running through by Express
Tram, Leaving Pittsburgh at $40 p I'm 1920 hours
And by morning Mail Train Leaving Pittsburgh at AN
Through in 1850 hours, and connecting with The Trains
from 81 Louis, Missouri, Alton, Gaena and Chicago Hi
nos Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Kentucky; Ter
haute Madison, La Fayete and Indianapolis Indiana
Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield Belieonline, Sandusky
Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE Madison and
Wooster, Ohio. Also connecting at Pittsburgh with the
Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans. ST. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati Fare through l the way by Railroad
To Philadelnhia fr,1In
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will sell at the time, if purchaser can be found
my farm containing five hundred and fifty acres of land
1t located in Montgomery county, Tennessee and is one
of the best and most convenient in the county Terms
above. ........ g ...r .... .s ~ :.
aP22-td d tww 81 MOODY
- The Louisville Journal and Hopknsville Free Press
will copy the above weekly until day. and send their bills
10 this office - ~
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4 NE HUNDKED DULIARS REV AID
~ Runaway from our plantation Thibadoux, Louis
iaIa, negro man, named SAMPSON about % yeaIs -
old about feet inches high, light complexion has -
down look we think he has on his forehead 4
was brought from Nashville, Tenn years ago. and
owned several years there by Saml Watkins ESQ He
is br1cklayer and he may try TO get to free State The
above reward will be given if caugh out of the State AN
delivered to US, fifty dollars if caught in this State
lodged in any jail so we get him. Il az
mar2s jf-w2m NELSON 4 DONELSON
Ma, ibodo
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
- FOR SAFE. - tl.. 40 -

FOR SALE.
ID ENG determined to TO Texas now offer my
ID valuable Mills and Land for sale lying Elk iiver
8 miles from Winchester II do not sell privately by
the first Monday in October next will at that time sell to
the highest bidder in front of the Court House the
Of Winchester.
1t is well known that this is the most va.able water
power in Franklin county not the best Tie State of
Tennessee. The GRIST and SAW MILLS on it are in
good running order and the best in Franklin county
They situated ~ miles from Asona, and three miles
from Dechard the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water power capable of running any of
ehnery ANY person or Company that may desire to go
into the manufacturing business now have opportunity
of procuring location superior any in this country All
such respectfully invsted to and examine for
themselves Connected with the Mill property tract
OF Land containing lG acres which will sell all in
body divide into lots to suit purchasers 1t is all well
mbered with the exception of about 20 acres which in
cultivation. Near the Mills is GOOD DWELLING and
out houses and convenient TO the dwell ing three
excellent springs of pure Feesone water besides others
There are also two fine SULPlER SPRINGS the tract
afordng as good Sulpher water be found in the
State .a ...-.. ......
The location Of the residence high and healthy and the
scenery is beautiful. +.
"a will sell this valuable property terms to suit
purchasers for cash credit Long short
credit will be given. JAMES H. ESTIII
apll3--d.tw. W.-tf.
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GJO0 REWARD-SIelon on Monday night Sd
eDIUO inst, light SORREL H0 RISE, about Is hands
two or three inches high large blaze in his face large
white spots on hs side or belly his hind legs both wae
about Il years Old very fine PAGES we'll The above
will be given for the apprehension of the THIEF
and delivery of the HORSE; or TWENTY-FIVE DOL
for the delivery of the Horse to me at nv resde ce
one mile and half from Nashville. - ..ll
apl6-lmdfw.Sw TUQS uapnJNn
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nj EDICINEs, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

vi tested during the past year. by many Of the most re-
% teier to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cured
Of most inveeIae Scroui Aso the servant of Mr. j.
Collins oi the disease. Five cases OF Cancer have
been cured; twenty Of Bone Felon Mr. K H. Jones
son was cured c Sore Eyes afte- having been under the
ueatnent Of two of the distinguished Physicians tor
eight mouths, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons In Nashville
ard its vicinity be who win v0ueh for great
benefits OF s course Of treatment without the sf the
kn. ie or mercury. l or ls.'...'f t.1 ----i-.f 3
Cancer, ScI,tdla. Rheuinatism Fstula Mercursl Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases, Sore Eyes, and all i'm
purities of the blood. SOD -l1a.- $3.50 --a-l =
Twenty years ef constant Practice fteen in New Orleans
priOf 90 coming 70 Nashville Those interested
peciaiy invited to call examine and consult free of any
charge. o
Office No AZ Union ST., near Cherry '37 --.
noyl0-ly. EDWARD THOMAS
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HAVING purchased large interest in Iron property.
IL located IN Decatur county, Tennessee We have de-
termned to sell the above valuable Mills auction on the
lstof June next together with sixty of land on which
the mills are located The sale will be positive and with
out These Mills located miles from Port Royu
Montgomery county, Tennessee the waters of Red River
Adjacent IS fine wheat growing country and easy of
cess The Mills capable OF turning out during the year
about ten thousand barrels of superior flour is
factured by any other mill in the country
We will also sell fine stock of mules cattle and hogs
TERMsOne third cash. and two years for the balance
s. X. MOODY co,
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.1-,0II LIVER OIL.-EOur grasses Rushton, Clark &
CO.. fresh and genuine Cod Liver Oil, just received
nv j. G. BROWN,
aprili 43 College st
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DIR. J.. w, GRAY.
LAS removed No. Cherry street. next door TO DR..
II W.HalL ReSidenoe-City Hotel
jan29 SIT
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And BY all Druggists in every town in the State of Tennes
. je, and all the Southern and Western States.
April '5i-lmdtw&w
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A ISO.-Reoeived this week large lot OF Trunks
n Shirts Stocks, etc, for sale low at
lan4 LANDE EIlSBACHS.
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PHnoTOKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.

ianl2.-dtw&w
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|;IJENChLS,-A large stock, and from the best
| ! nanufacures, exceedingly rare, never before
Dart eef NV stock is respectfully solicited
par rL%,"g, oi ny .' ----y F.. J. G. BROWN, ,
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Publishers, Box 1876, Philada
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied
be most liberal terms. sept E-ly
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THE FAUQUIER e..
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

II NOWN la the list Of Post Offices as Warrenton
~ Springs viii be opened for visiters on the 10
% june. Extensive !mprov ements have been made
since the last season. The entire bedding of the s
adjustment has been renewed end the furniture q,
TIE dining and other rooms extensively fmproyed
das work. have been erected; the light to he fur
n,shed from rosin Oil. Numerous other expsnses
nave been incurred for the comfort and accom- mode
lion OF guests These, and the increased cost, of
visions OF all kinds, demand some increase In the
rates OF board, which will tie For the season md
ing LIST October Ss5: for three months s75; for two
3nths, $50; for one month"; $50; for two weeks 300
for one week Sll; per day, 81 for dinner IS cents:
breakfast, supper, or nights lodging 30 GEMS Col
ored servants, and children under twelve wears half
price. White servants three.tourths of full price,
NO charge Tor children under two years of age
Horses 30 cents per day, or so per mo nth.
Inc raliroad ears l-avs Alexandria It O'Clock in
the morning, and IN two hours arrive at Besleton,
"nere conVe5 anees Will take passengers over good
summer road, between eight and nine miles to the
springs. The also viii leave Alexand'ja at p.
m, for Warren. on, aad stages will take passengers
the same evening 10 the springs by macadamized
road, 6x mile.
From the South and the West the cars leave Stan.
ton and Richmond in the morning at 8 O'Clock, and
nay get to the hprngs via GordonSvie and Reale.
ton, to dinner, thus aft riding two daily lines to AL
exandria, and daily line to Gordonsyile, Rich
mond, and stanton go -
z The superintendsnce Of the establishment, bA
been placed under the control of the suh,cr;t-
whose OK perence ia Lo veal, Boston ana
New Hamp hire, entities him to hope he viii ba ae
to give general satisfaction. He viii certainly trv
10 do SAMUNI CopUpN'J
je 2-eotJunsl0
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sP1Rrr OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

Tie Union is well filled with well
written articles on a great variety Of
subjects. The 1.-TWO sick men," Cuba
and Turkey are admirably treated.
"The Boston Mob and the Nebraska
Bill contains much food for serious
thought. The Union notices, somewhat
at length, the Indiana Democratic State
Convention, and publishes the resolutions
warmly endorsing the Nebraska bill,
which were adopted in Convention by a
vote Of 42l to Is. Among the speakers
was I" the Hon. E. A. flanagan, Ex-
United States Senator, who is spoken of
US having been exceedingly eloquent in
his remarks, and was frequently inter-
ruPtsd with cheers and other manifesto
tons Of approval. He most cordially
endorsed the principles of the Nebraska
bill.''
The Sentinel has an elaborate review of
the address of the five New York Hards,
in which it accuses their former pets of
using the Nebraska bill as a stalking
horse to stab the President. 1t says:
The address contains but little which has
not been stated before and repeated often il
every form Of expression, whilst it is we'll cal
culated to produce the injury we apprehend.
In cur humble Judgment there is no merit in
Its conception or execution. There was no
possibility that it could accomplish any good
As an assault upon the Nebraska and Kansas
bill and q defence of the minority it is most
decided failure. Its affect must be- if indeed
il has any at all, to weaken the national de-
moeracy and strengthen their opponents; and
whether i. has any effect OF not 1t will be read
with modification by those who have iabored
to sustain its authors in the hour of danger
The Intelligencer is filled with commu-
nications, news items, &C., but is lacking
IN editorial matter.
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THE FOREIGN NEWS,

The steamship Asia, arrived at New
York, yesterday afternoon, with seven
days later intelligence from Europe, a
synopsis of which will be found in an
other column. The steamship Arc
tic, which sailed three days prior to the
sailing of the Asia, was compelled to
return to Liverpool, having sprung aleak
from striking anrock when twenty-four
hours out of port. She will be detained
one week, in order to repair damages.
The commercial and monetary intelli-
gence by the Asia show no marked
change since the advices by the previous
steamer.
The news from Spain, coupled with
the exclusive intelligence which We give
In another column, will be found IF the
highest Importance.
From tie continent we have a.Ivices
of the rapid concentration of the LAND
and naval forces Of the four great a1.tago
nistlc powers. Prussia, it would seem
IS about throwing off her neutrality.
An absurd story was reported in Liver.
pool on Thursday about letter having
beeH received at Derry from a passenger
said TO hare been On board the steamer
City OF Glasgow, which had been carried
10 the Coast Of Africa. The matter was
investigated and found to be false.